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... Com- amande, thei on. Horatio Nelson S. I1ood, commnlatang Her Maijesty's- sloop Pegas, died on the 3rd inst. at Shanghal of smallpox. a THE STRIKE OF MIDNERS IN LANCASHIRE.-Our Manchester correspondent tolegraphs that the strike is I now agaile genieia iu ...
... h in Leeds and Liverpool. r The death-rate from fever, principally enteric, was v highest in Nottinglham and Sunderland. Smallpox f caused 68 more deaths in London and the suburban c districts, but not one in any of the nineteen large - provincial towns ...
... President of the Local Goviernent Board whether lce can inform the House as to thle present conditio~a-of the epidemic of smallpox in the metrppolis, and the available eecomsisedaleoa of the ,Sinahlpox Hospital undertheocoettiol, of tho Local Goveromeut ...
... ~hae tj't tisc O5Onrsl dispos3ition oi the inh1abitanlts is to obeurthe r.t tO locate ?? ltesrrlng the eateguacit ageinet smallpox. lai tb;,e c0bs has watched the operation ot tho lawv, will be seecislicedor i 55515 - Irots>lI~cu to the timbhbitanlts for ...
... it on ih the table of the House. (Hear, hear.) al THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. d- Mr. DODSON, in answer to Mr. J. G. TABsor (Oxford ,r University), said there was a considerable prevalence ol -y smallpox at present in the metropolis, especially in the eastern ...
... V~f as ye r:nsnus -Indoor Poor-Wonrkhouse 449, Industrial Schools invesie loh 227. Union. Infinry 52,births 1, deaths 9; Smallpox ..Thle nHospital, 0; vagrants relioved, 197; totalcindoor poor 1,39. lo I, Outdoor poor 3,474, at a cost of £265 13c. Sd ...
... referred bd the seven principal - ymotic diseases, 6f which 102 resulted from Whsoopinlg cough, 70 from scarlet fever, 64 from smallpox, 49 fromt measles and 4] from fever. The annual death-rate frost these seven diseases. averaged 2'5 per 1,090 in the twenty ...
... were referred to the poin. cipal zymotic diseases, of which '1 resulted from scarlet fever, 70 from whooping-cough, 62 from smallpox, aud 37 from fever, principally enteric. The aunual death-rato from these zymotic diseases averaged 2'2 per 1,00(0 in the ...
... s SOUTnMfPTON, Sunday.-The Minho brings intelligence a from Rio de Janeiro that yellow fever continues there, and I that Smallpox and scarletina have broken out. M. 1r e Uruguay, htinister of Finance, hopes, with the aid of the new tariff, to have a balance ...
... latter place, and it was feared that the Asbantees would make a 1 descent on this at the first opportunity. An epidemio of smallpox had broken oat at Bathurst, on the river GIambin, and the deaths averaged ten per day. It was confined to the coloured population ...
... to the seven principal zytnotie E. diseases, of which 76 resultad from whonling-cough, 68 C fromi scarlet fever, 60 front smallpox, and 88 from fever, D principally onterio. The annual death-rato from thoso zymotie diseases averaged 2 2 Ier 1,000 in3 the ...
... ng weel of last year: hi -Intioor Poor-Worlktouse 473, Induistriel Schools 1 226. Union Infirniary J38, births 3, ?? 3 ; Smallpox I I Hospital,0; vagrants relieved, 251; total indoorpoor 1,4l13. tc Outdoor poor 3,340, at a cost of £262 l13, C2, Boarded- ...