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... still maintain a tavuni ?? tis v-o t. The dise-ases calusing deaths -: ' as fo :-Fevers, 4; diarrha, a S-; si-al , theria, 1: smallpox, 0; measles, 2; -INc!,1'. This list shows that the town is clear of ami ' of disease. Since you last met I have :xi.- a ...
... Oldham and Plymouth 19, Salford 20, Norwich 21, Nottingham, Sunderland, and Man- chestor 23, Bristol 24, and Liverpool 27. Smallpox caused 13 more deaths in Dublin. l ~ ~ ~ ~~ __ ?? ?? WE need offer no apology for returning to the t questions raised by ...
... scarlet fever in Norwich, Bradford, Sunderland, and a Sheffield. Twso deaths were referred to diphtheria in Ply a mouth. Smallpox caused 10 more deaths in London ands 1 in Bradford, but not one in any of the eighteen other V large towns. The annual rate ...
... upon no further negotia- tions.-I am, Gentlemen, yours respectfully, G. BUSH, See. L.H.G. Co. NEITHER MEIN NOR WOMEN, BUT SMALLPOX iPxriTrnTs.-A writer in Lel'roqr&s Mdcaical for June 12th describes the plan adopted for giving baths to the small- pox ...
... 18, Bristol, Oldham, and Hidll 19, Bradford 20, Manchester 21, Sheffield and Salford 22, Sunderland 25, and Liverpool 27. Smallpox caused 11 more deaths in Dublin. A SEVERE thunderstorm, accompanied by a heavy fall of rain, passed over Leeds and distric ...
... once more fit for occupation. SMALLP.OX HOSPITAL TORl LEEDS.-At a meeting of one of the committees of thie Leeds Town Council held yesterday, the Borough rugineer was instructed to pre- pare alternative plans for a smallpox hospital proposed to be built ...
... c advertised in the ?? yours, I (Signed) HLaaEaT GTAnro ;. S G. W. Morrison, Eaq., 'own Clerk. l ?? ~ ?? __ THE PROPOSED SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GEmNTLcrars,-In your issue of Friday last, I observe that at a meeting of ...
... Leicester, and Leeds 19, Newcastle-on-Tyne and Sunderland 21, Notting- ham 23, Liverpool and Manchester 21, and Oldham 27. Smallpox caused 14 deaths in London, and 19 ie Dublin. = THE debate oiI the second reading of ALPt. FORSTER'S Compensation for Disturbance ...
... Newcastle-upon- I Tyne; measles in OlIdlsam and Sunderland; I and whooping-cooghl inl Mlanchester, Liverpool, and t Birmingham.x Smallpox caused 14 more deaths in London D and one in Manchester, but not one in any of the v eighteen other large towns. The annual ...
... 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 ...
... are devoted to the influence of such oxtertiti l agencies as the air, foods andi drinks, climate, houses and towns, and on smallpox and communicable diseases. This enumeration wili show the line followed I by the lecturer, but it can afford no idea of the ...
... rt. BELGIUM. BMISSELS, Wednesday.-Au official contradiction is given to-day to the reports recently circulated abroad that smallpox is greatly prevalent in Belgium at present. It is declared, on the contrary, that the sanitary condition of the country is ...