... RETURN OF DEATHS IN IPSWICir, AND CAUSES OF SAME, for the week ending Saturday, May 28th, 1681:- X 39, Bath Street- continent small-pox (vaccinated in infaccy), 15 years, male. Dorkin Street-croup, 3 years, female. t Whitton-croup, 2 years, male. Handford ...

... beek to arilhmarred the pretty waitress -qnd lived'; haplywt hrfr ery k er. Then, came;hr. r etadta asdte es fhssfeigH tbe small-pox, and that, too, be looked upon an retri- bution. He became soured and morose, and drifted back to London, where the happiness ...

... Thesecondpartoftheprogrammewasins- leading, inasmuch as the audience expected seie surgical operation as apreventive of small-pox, thetitle of theplay being Waxination Gratis. But the waxinatien turned out to be a collection of wax-work figures made ...

... then adopted. g TRE SZaALiLPoX OUTBREAK. Tbe Sanitary Committee reported that the Medical ' Officer reported an outbreak of small-pox, whvich he had traced to a patient at the Sanitary Hospital who hadhlocn'discharged at too early a period. The edical Officer ...

... viz., 24 from diarrhcea, 3 from scarlet fever, 1 3 from diphtheria, 2 from whooping-cough, and not one from typhoid fever, small-pox, or measles. The deaths from diarrhcea are much under the average of the Sum- mer quarters for pastyears. the average for ...

... govern. 3 i a e which SiR ?? ]EARES D ?? with the p sibmii o O he* Bill w et~ig Formulated and carried into effect, cholera, smallpox, and other epidemics would, iihMWpiobability, make terrible headway. What is now needed to prepare against invasion l by ...

... 14-60 per 1,000. He also mentioned that there had been an unfounded rumour in citcalation to the effect that a case of small-pox, and another of cholera, had occurred among some travelling vans located in the Ten Acre field. He had thoroughly examined ...

... town nmigt in round nuimbers bie placecl at .£50,)OO. and in con- sequence of a considerable outbreak of the epidemic of small-pox in the town soume ?? sitce, the medical pro- fession felt the great necessity that existed of having somle building where ...

... the , v tthe Ornithological Society, 8, Maroklalor- .givin,, to an epidemic VIENNA, February 21. coart hich epideuio of small-pox in Buda-Pesth the at the Crs ually resides for a month of every winter so of Buda, wrill not go there till after Easter. ...

... presence of these fi'cdll; vegetation has made no progress, eat: Isis of horses ande sheep) through stairva- of measles and small-pox. have been 'Y-lets the island from Europe, and are making -iJaE!is am~ong, the population; the former is tirreegilit in ...

... shilling each. -1729. Week ending December 13.-The number of deaths in Ipsawich this week were seven, two of which were from small-pox. There was no local news, and only two advertisements appeared, one of which was as follows:- To be sold to the Best Bidder ...

... Shedfield, 22; Sanderland, 20; and-~Wolverhamopton, tl 25. ?? The rats in Edmnburgh was 19, Glasgow 26. and liii Dubln 30. Small-pox caused 17 deaths in Sheffield, his one in Bristol,' and one in Leeds, hut not one inu ma London, or in any 24 of th theohr ...