... disease. THE SHEFFIELD' SMALLPOX EPIREMIao-StepS have been set on foot in Sheffield which, it is trusted, may ensure trastworthy information as to the relation which Vaccination at various periods of life has borno'to liability to smallpox doring the serious ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. SiErFFmmLm-The death-rate from smallpox Fin Sheffield during the past week was greater thau in any' of the three preceding weeks, there being no fewer than 24 deaths, against 21 in the previous v esk, and 17 in each of the two weeks ...

... which gives the history and progress of the smallpox epidemic in, that town. The report and accompanying tables show' that from the first week in March to the end of the year there were 2,728 cases of smallpox in the borough, tha epidemic first assuming ...

... hospital for the reception of cases of smallpox, and t in February 24 additional beds will be provided. Owing to the notification of, infectious diseases being in ; force here, the existence of any case of smallpox will n speedily be known, and steps taken ...

... births, 31,311 vacci- nations, and 363 smallpox deaths. During the last half there have been 40,244 births, 23,879 vaccinations and 17 smallpox deaths. In 'other words, when we had 87 per cent. vaccinated, the smallpox deaths were 363, or about 360 per million ...

... Sanitary Authority for the district of Wortley, near Sheffield, from using a cottage, aboat four miles from Sheffield, as a-smallpox hospital. Mr. Bendelow is a gentleman of property in the neighbourhood, and his private residence is only 130 yards from ...

... I | OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN CAPETOWN. ?? U *fX..LfS A.1L *S A ?? ?? ?? 'J J _- *. '.1L ' V ?? lmmediately noon the receipt of a cable message from. their re`resentativo in South Africa the directors of the s ?? 6tearnmhip Conipany took steps to obtain ...

... SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION ACTS. -V+ t 81 it o ;] ?? ?? n Yesterday air intiuential deputation - represeatnig P various unions; aill parishes o0 Loudon, and cousistin- of V Earl Fowis, G.eneral Sir Is illiam Codrington, Mr. T. n Lewis, Sir R. Alaoci cr ...

... , = ?? - = ?? TIHE SMALLPOX 11 OSPITAL AT 1JUBIMANTOFTS. For the purpose of adding their relronltrnaues to those alirity mails with I cIard1 to the decision of the Leeds Town C(olltl o erictcra SmaI!llpox i'fospital at Burniall- tofts two ?? (of the ...

... their union, and thus smallpox did not generally, prevail. I wish to remind tease gentle- mnen that there a're facts and fig~ures onl record which do not f hear out their statement, but, onl thme cotttrary-, show thatv smallpox has proved fatal in several ...

... I THE OUiTBREAIC OF SMALLPOX IN LEEDS. .U ll-llo. We are glad to be able to state that no fresh cases of smallpox were reported to the authorities yesterday. The Sanitary Committee of the Corporation will meet tbis morniing, when steps will be taken, ...

... SMALLPOX IN TH-TE DEW8BURY UNION. I. . .. rsr11 -11)71.-7Q rr 771: ?? ?? lQ.. ,ll/llr TO TI'HE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MIERtCURY. GseWrTUMsEv,-Mr. Fox haviug put your readers in possessiou of the facts upon whlichl he based his asscr- tion tih:t Osstt ...