... decrease of 104, being 7 below the average, and at the rate of 19-l per 1,000. There were SS deaths from small-pox, an increase of 6, and the number of small-pox patients in the Metropolitans Asyhim Hospitals on Saturday last was 1,578. There were 2,504 births ...

... of the Board of Guardians' as all the patients were in receipt of relief or medical assistance from that board. A ose of smallpox had been removed from Skew-lane into the General Hospital. This infant was unvaccinated, and he believed there were a great ...

... being 87 below the average, and at the rate of20 7 per i,ooo. Fatalcases of small-pox numbered 88, an increaseof lo, and ex- ceeded the average by 35. The number of small-pox patients in the Metropolitan Asylums Hospitals at the end of the month was 1 ...

... London, andfive in Portsmouth, 3 more fatal cases of measles were re- corded in the Manchester Workexnse at Cruenpsall, Small-pox caused 23 more deaths ?? and ?? ring of suburban districts, I in Brighton, and 1 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne SAY of a woman that ...

... 1-54 Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases - 10 Died aged 60 ana upwaras - 13 Ulder oneyear old - ?? 10 Of fever - - ?? O Small-pox - - - - ?? ,- ,-0 Scnrlet ferer ?? 1 Measles ?? 1 Whooping cough-. 0 Diarrhea - - 2 Diphtheria.. 0 Violence - - - - ?? Other ...

... Council on December lt referred back to the Sanitary Committce that portion of their reportrelating to necessary repairs at the Smallpox Hospital, ned the committee now report further thereon. In regard to the provision available at the Derbyshire General ...

... Scotland? THE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL GRIEVANCE. Mr. Tattersall, writing to the Times on the subject of the Small-pox 1-tospital at Fulham, says the inhabitants of Kensington, Fulham, Hammer- Emith, ard the borough of Chelsea object to take the small-pox patients ...

... There had been 25 deaths from zymotie diseases, s all of them resulting from the seven principal zymotic U diseases, viz., small-pox 1, scarlatitia 14, whooping cough a 1, typhoid fever 3, diarrhoea 6. In the previous fortnight there were eight deaths from ...

... I-o perl 1,000, against 25-2 and 20-6 in the cor- responding periods of 1879 and 1880, The 1,427 deaths included 69 from small-pox, 77 from measles, 30 from scarlet fever, 16 from diphi tlseria, 30fromWhoOpi55g-ct'1lgh,1 from typhus feveo S from enters ...

... many better systems of drainage than the one proposed, and which would cost far less money. With regard to the outbreak of small-pox, he was of opinion that there was no necessity for building a sanatorium. Councillor Fownxs also addressed the meeting. With ...

... thirty years of age, was taken ill with small-pox, and died in the house. During the time the man was ill the work was carried on, without any precaution being taken to disinfect the clothing, One case of small-pox had been traced to this cause. Mr. De ...

... lower than in any tn ce the beginning of June. Thirty-six deaths from small-pox were regis- inrd last week; 28 were recorded in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, one l ?? gate Small-pox Hospital, and 7 in private dwelling-houses. Of the rs5 14 had resided ...