... in every 1,000 persons living. The anoual death-rate was 2°2 per 1,000 in Edinburgh, 19 in Glas- ewV, and 27 in Dablin; small-pox caused one death in Dablin. The nannal eates of mortality per 1,000 in the 20 Euglish towns, ranged in order from the lowest ...

... Francis Hyde Fowhall, the police iurgeon. YESTERDAY, the sanitary authorities of Clerkenwell Wad under their notice a case of small-pox, occurring in the family of a shoemaker working for manufaeturers. ohere were four or five other children in the family, ...

... delay of registration in the previous week caused by Christmas Day falling on Saturday. With respect to the increase of small-pox in London, it appears that the number of patients in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, which had steadily increased in the ...

... annualy in every 1,000 persous living. The annual death-rate was 2r per 1,000 in Edinburgh, 23 in Glas gow, eand 36 in Dubn * small-pox ca67sed one death in Dubln. The annual rates of eortaslity per 1,000 in the 20 nleat ish towns, ranged in order from the ...

... consider the advisability of appropriating a portion of the Hornertoll fever hospital for small-pox cases, and also to take further steps for the accoc' modation of small-pox patients. The Morning Post states that the members of the Church and Stage Guild were ...

... the advisability of appropriating a portion of , the Homortoll Fever Hospital for small-pox 1 7, cases, and also to take further steps for the ac- comnmodation of small-pox patients. In the Court of Arches on Saturday, Lord Peazance pronounced formal sentence ...

... consider the advisability of appropriating a portion of the Honnertolt fever hospital for small-pox cases, and also to take further steps for the accoln modation of small-pox patients. The Aforninzg Post states that the members of the Church and Stage (;Uila ...

... deaths Were 324 below, the average numbers in the corresponding week of the last ten years. The 1,5io deaths included 33 from small-pox, 71 from measles, 41 from scarlet fever, II from diphtheria, 33 from whooping-cough, 7 from enteric fever, 3 from ill-defined ...

... deaths were 324 below, the average numbers in the corresponding week of the last ten years. The 1,5Io deaths included 33 from small-pox, 71 from measles, 41 from scarlet fever, II from diphtheria, 33 from whooping-cough, 7 from enteric fever, 3 from ill-defined ...

... schools and orphanages in connection with the Poor-law Adininisti N has been prohibited in consequence of the prevalence of smallpox J metropolis. The Miners' National Conference was resumed in Manchestei Yenteid when the Business Committee were instructed ...

... to Coventry -in every riat1 of society. At the close of the learned gentleman's speech the Court adjourned THE HAMPSTEAD SMALL-POX HOSPITAL. The hearing of the appeal, Hill and others v. the MetropolitatnAil),u, Board, which occupied a good deal of time ...

... sending to Coventry--ill very, of society. At the close of the learned gentleman's speech the Court adldel N THE HAMPSTEAD SMALL-POX HOSPITAL The hearing of the appeal, Hill and others v. the MctroPolitain ?? Board, which occupied a good deal of time in ...