... referred to the principal zymotie diseases. of which $2 resulted front w hooping-cough, 57 front scarlet fever, 55 front small-pox, sod only 26 ifromfever, principally enteric. '[he annlual death-rate from these ey'motic diseases averaged only 2'S per ...

... which were referred to the principal zymotic diseases, of which 114 resulted from measles 74 from whooping-cough, 70 from small-pox, 55 from scarlet fever, and 27 from fever, principally enteric. The annual death-rate from these zymotic . diseases averaged ...

... referred to the principal cymotie diseases, Of p r: 3' which 8t resulted from whooping-cough. 71 ?? chi measles, Sa from small-pox. 63 from'scarlet fever, and dll y Kd from fever, principally eniteric. The annual death- of israte from these zymotic'diseases ...

... diseases, of which 652 resulted r from diarrhcea, 108 from measles, 90 from whooping- t cough, 85 from scarlet fever, 44 from small-pox, 80 ! from fever, and 20 from diphtheria. The annual i a death-rate from these zymotic diseases averaged 7.1 I r per 1000 ...

... which were referred to the principal t zymotic diseases, of which 1S resulted from measles, 91 from whooping-cough, 63 from small-pox, 55 from scarlet fever, 45 from diarrhoea, 27 from fever (prin- cipally enteric), and 14 from diphtheria. The annual . death-rate ...

... were referred to the principal zymotic diseases, of which 76 resulted from whooping-coagh. 56 from scarlet fever, 45 from small-pox, and only 21 fromfever, principally enteric. The annual death-rate from these zymotic diseases averaged only 9t per 1000 ...

... meeting of the Edinburgh Town Council on Wednesday that the city was now free from sma~llpox; but attention was called to the fact that there had been some oases of small-pox among emigrants who had landed from Leith from the Con- tinent, and had been passed ...

... rate of mortality throughout f ixthe houses of the society at 20 per thousand. There a A, had not been a single case of small-pox throughout the t, Id whole of the society's property up to the present time. r The receipts from all sources during the ...

... previous week, and included 2it 424 which were referred to the principal zymotic ;he diseases, of which 104 resulted from small-pox. 94 to from whooping-cough, 83 from measles. 17 from scarlet iey fever, 33 from fever (principally enteric), 2' from cla ...

... occurred in Loudon. 'flt. deaitli-iatc )st from fever, principally enceric. was hiiihest inl Sunder-2 )-land and Lii erpool. S,~mall-pox caused 32I inure leaths ,i in Lonldon andl its snbi than districts, and uric' ihl al- Manchester. but not one in airyw of ...

... which were referred to the principal syinotic diseases, of which U9 resulted from measles, hI from whooping-cough, 85 from small-pox, 73 from scarlet-fever, 67 from diarrhtea, 80 from fever (princi- pally enteric), and 23 from diphtheria. The annual death-rate ...

... Homertoti Hospital for small-pox a patients. At the rnaeting of the FulhamU nion it waa A resolved to grant the use of tvwo cottages on the site of r the new infirmary for the purpose of a temporary ag hospital for small-pox, in the etent of the Fnlhant ...