... anie that is recordesi irs IN tire north division of tire town. I airs glad to say that no p deaths are recorded fr-ens smallpox. I have heard of I at case o ?? ill tire town, bat it is clear tire case has recovered, rand Il ?? 0. nothiric sconce of ...

... management of the insstitution, and, combinsing witls its present purpose, the means of sneetiag in separate wards the ?? of a smallpox hospital for Leeds. The conferences which have - taken place botsvwoli the committee of the institution and the local sanitary ...

... are, boxy- I ever, admitted withiout payment ; in fact, any personci whatsoever who has anl infections fever, other,. thani smallpox, lerought to the dears of the hoespital, at a ny timle, day or maigt, tintl either wleowihu rireiuc notice, always is and ...

... from this disease had gradually increased up to the present time. Enteric fever had beea remnarkable for its ab- sence, and smallpox presented bnt few casess-the prompt removal of these wheu they occurred, in all pro. babiry, tlinited the spiread of the ...

... -Tyne. I A Eleven deaths from enteric fever were recordsd in md Sheffield, of whicls seven occurred in the Workhouse. ro Smallpox caused 13 more deaths iu London, but not one at in any of the nineteen large provincial towns. The annual ly rate of mortality ...

... £7T8,504 lie. : Public Moituary, £1,575 7s. 20.; refuse destruetors, £C7,847 0s' 0d 1 foundliay Parle, £142,111 l9s. 80. ; Smallpox Hospitol, 1C3,442 Os. lid. ; Town Hall, amrount expended to .iist, August, 1878. £2-15 l~s. Gd. : Woodhouse Meer, ain ntae ...

... fever 12.5, diphtheria 4, whlooping-cough 19, fever 20, diarrhora 18. It is over three yeasrs since there wvas a death from smallpox. Neot muore than 5 per cent. of the cases of scarlet fever ares due to insanitary conditions, the rermainrder beinra due ...

... loans, £4,700-that was the amount t that would have to be paid in thme future half- a year; farm and wood account, £200; Smallp~ox f Hospital, £500 ; snaking a total of £30,800. Including v the balances and separate charges, the total amount a required ...

... Th1ieu diseases and their respective rnumber of deaths arc as follows:-Fevcr, i6; diarrhboa, 4 scarlatina, 12; diphtheria, 1; smallpox, 0; measles, 9; whoopilng-couglh, 3. Plstlisis es pulnonariy consumtp- tiou lias caused 18 deaths, and other diseases affecting ...

... and Nottinghbam saltfvrsoe ueusdpenltc iin slaclield and wooigoulawas proportionalily fto il I iii Salford and P1vlymuth. Smallpox Cat-ned sight lines' deosetlisg in TLondon aiid canr inl Bristol, ?? no deuathl fioma this disease occurred in any of thu ...

... constitutional governaent to Ireland. (Hear, hear.) SMALLPOX. Mr. SCLATER-BOOTH (President of the Local Government Board), replying to Dr. Playfair (Edinburgh -University), said it was the 0ase that smallpox had been increasing in the metropolis, though not ...

... Sheffield 21, Newcastle-upon- I Tyne 22, Liverpool and Norwich 24, Manchester 28, to Nottingham 29, Plymouth 31, and Oldham 3 a Smallpox caused eleven deaths in London. T TIE House of Lords yesterday delivered :E judgment, unanimously affirmiai.g the decision ...