... been 44 hirths and 17 deaths, giving a birth-rate of 37-7, and a death-rate of 14-57 per thousand. There were three cases of smallpox in the town, and steps had bean taken to prevent a spread of the disease. Each case bad been isolated, and the 2,promises ...

... and that a fatal one, came to Dr. Hill's knowledge. All the cases of smallpox and iS of ecarlatina were removed to the Borough Hospital, into which institution 1 case of smallpox and 93 of scarlatina were received in the corresponding portion of the ...

... causes, but three necessita- ting coroner's inquests bad to be deducted, leaving 15 from disease. Thle number of cases of smallpox had decreased, 8 having occurred within the district, 5 of which were admitted into the hospital, leaving 3 out, which latter ...

... pas',t roItls, 44 1i)mg mtales and 37 femalee, giving ani adual rate of 17-0 per 1,000. Four deaths had resulted; fromu smallpox, 1 from scarlet-fever, 3 from diptheria, 2S from diarrhtea, 5 from diseases of the respiratory organss. 6 from phthisis, ...

... Breajitt, the new Town Clerk. The a.soint. ment has received the conurmation of the Lord Chan- cellor. . SMALLPOX AT HEATn TowN.-On Saturday a case of smallpox was found to have broken out in Tames Street, i Heath Town. The patient is a man who has been acouse- ...

... of detectives. TRI; SMALLPOX EPIDEMITC.-Fresh cases of smallpox occusrred yesterday in Leeds. Thete are now forty-one cases in the bospital. Tho ourbreak in Sheffield is causing serioas loss to tradcspeople. The spread of smallpox is causing great alarm ...

... inI ,t hunting field, on several occasions having sustained bnve s limbs. An inquest wil he held to-morrow. I SMALLPOX! SMALLPOX I! SMALLPOX!! !- dreadful disease. K~eep it out of your bowses by usin, Gree Estract or Coal Tar Dry Soap for washing and ...

... fever 1, measles 1, and smallpox ,4, 3 of, the latter taking place in the hospital, aand the other in St. James Street, Three out of the four e were anvaccinated persons. There had been a consider- . able subsidence in the smallpox epidemic, which might ...

... believed that the infectious hospital would not be required for smallpox cases. The last case was that of a child three B E weeks old, and he believed that- was the finishing tl ?? of the smallpox. The contract for the r h 'itl was reported by the Sanitary ...

... toolc place With respect to ?? neglect by the Sanitary Authority of Smethwick in cOn- nection with a recent outbreak of smallpox in that pariah. It resulted in a resolution being unanimously adopted to call the attention of the Smethwick Sanitary Authority ...

... extraordinarily free o from thle other affections. He had never heard of an epi- r demic of smallpox among gipsies, or seen one of them d who was pitted with smallpox, althougis lie believed they .t were very indilferently vaccinated. Fromt these observa- ...

... registered, giving a death-rate of 239 per thousand T li haI been 4 deaths from zymotia diseases, 2 bein' smallpox. The births had numbered 35 T te o smallpox was practically at an end, only 5 fresh cot having been reported during the fortnight, 3 of whiA ' ...