... in the borough: included two I- which were referred to fever, one to measles, one to i, diarrhcea, and not one either to small-pox, scarlet fever, n diphtheria, or whooping cough; in all, four deaths resulted LO from these seven principal zymotic diseases ...

... refitting, and the Oyq7,et was it - docked last Tues Jay to make good defects. The .Rupert ot i lately bad two cases of small-pox on board, but since their he removal from the ship the health of all on board continues mn I go')d. The 7Tne took from blalti ...

... with Mahomed of Khan and (Ghuzni. iah A telegram, from the Viceroy, dated January 9th, says ild that five officers have had small-pox at Cabul. One is Bed well,others nearly so. Of THE INDIAN' GOVERNMENT AND THE WAR has COBR ESPONDENTS. wn IBREUTER'S TELEGRA11 ...

... districts. The 53 deaths in the borough included one lo. which was referred to fever, one to measles, and not le. one either to small-pox, scarlet fever, diphtheria, whooping s's cough, or diarrhoea; in all, two deaths were referred to these in. seven principal ...

... ers that the Council would probably require over 22,0001. for sanitary and other works during this year. An outbreak of small-pox has occurred amongst the inmates of Bath Workhouse, and thd hospital set apart for such cases is full of persons suffering ...

... by a letter front the Guardians of the Hackney G o. Union, of the right of the Board to close Hoinerton cc or Hospital to smallpox patients, and aipproprinte it to St at persons suffering from other diseases. The Board ulti-tt ts mately agreed to reply ...

... sub-distracts. itand- The 52 deaths in the borough included four which were' 3k of referred to fever, and net one either to small-pox, measles, ' ledge scarlet fever, 'whooping cough, or diarrhooa; thus four nade, deaths resulted from these Seven principal ...

... receive the moat careful and prompt hi attention, ha The Lancet has information from Bath as to a serious or outbreak of small-pox there, which reflects. so saveiely Po upon the action of the local authorities that it is unwilling j to helieve it without ...

... sub-districts. The 49 deaths in the borough included one which was referred to measles, one to fever, and not one either tQ small-pox, sarlet feverdiphtheriawhooping cough, or diarhca; n lltwodethsresltd from these seven pricipl zmotc dseaesagansttwo and ...

... Bristol, Norwich, Bradford, anda 3erty Sunderland; and whoopling cough in Saliford, Newcastle- b I the upon-T1yne, and London. Small-pox caused three miore ti r, asl deaths in London, hut not one in any of the nineteen large Itary provincial towns. The annual ...

... ts. The 52 deaths in the borough included onewhichwas referred to measles, one to whooping cough, and not one either to small-pox, soarlet fever, diphtheria, or diarrhowa; in all two deaths resulted fromthese seven principal zymotio diseases,against one ...

... a The 47 'deaths in the borough included one which was referred to measles, one to whooping cough, and not one either to small-pox, scarlet fever diphtheria fever, or diarrhoea; in all two deaths resueted from these seven principal zymotic diseases, ? ...