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... on, 24; Nottingham and Birmingham, 25: Sunderland, 26; Newcastle, Plymouth, and Hull, 27 ; Manchester and Liverpool, 28. Smallpox four deaths in London and seven in Dublin. A banquet was held last night in the Town Hall, Birmingham, to celebrate the formal ...
... considerably of late years. All Chinamen and foreign emigrants before being allowed to land are vaccinated. Only one case of small-pox occurred in the city during the twelve months ending June 30 1879, as appears in the health officer's report! The patient ...
... Newcastle, and Brighton, Leicester! Oldham and Nottingham, 30 ; Liverpool' Plymouth, and Salford, 32; Manchester and Hull Smallpox caused 11 deaths in London. The nomination of the candidates for the Liverpool election took place yesterday, Mr hitley and ...
... and Brighton, ; Leicester, ; Oldham and Nottingham, 30; Liverpool, Plymouth, and Salford, 32 ; Manchester and Hull, 35. Smallpox caused 11 deaths in London. A memorial is to be sent to the Home Secretary, signed the coroner, committing magistrates, medical ...
... and Sheffield, 21; Newcastle, 22; Liverpool and Norwich, 24; Manchester, 28; Nottingham, 24; Plymouth. 31; Oldham, 35. Small-pox caused 11 deaths in London. The Right Hon. W. H. Smith, the First Lord of the Admiralty, has contributed £1,000 towards the ...
... a single fact as against thousand assertions. In 1853 (the last year in which vaccination was optional) the deaths from small-pox in England and Wales were 3,151, or 174 in every million ol the population. In 1879, under the system of compulsion the deaths ...
... HISTORY OF THE GODDESS 0F SMALL-POX. An Indian paper reports that the following said of Slntala, the goddess small-pox, in Bkanda,piiran'i. As small-pox invariably attends the goddess, it may called the goddess herself, and the fever which accompanies ...
... shooting. The competition for this post, we should say, will not be remarkable for its keenness. Small-pox in Dublin.—For many months epidemic of small-pox has existed in this city, the deaths averaging about five each week. Although the mortality slight ...
... One word to the wise will always suffice, sniggers talk to your You are you it But you know sheep's head from a carrot.'* Small-pox is most virulent and desperate complaint. It raged in the East and reached the environs of Constantinople, having assumed ...
... from Rangoon of Wednesday's date, which says that several Chinese firms there have received news that King Theebau has died small-pox. The despatch adds :—The Mandalay agents advise them to keep back their goods. There are fears of a civil war. The trial ...
... OF KING THEEBAU. Rangoon, April 7, 8.55 p.m. Several Chinese firms here have received news that King Theebau has died of small-pox. The Mandalay agents advise them keep back their goods. There are fears of a civil war. ...
... correspondent of the Times graphs underfyesterday's date:— Theeha ' ail °- heir, an infant a few months old, 'died from small-pox. The late King's for ' Meng, has also died. He was King, but was dethroned in 1853, and ' '->een a State prisoner since then ...