... SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION. The smallpox epidemic which has visited the metropolis has furnished occasion for re- opening what may be called the vaccine question. The returns of cases admitted to the hospitals have been examined, it is needless to say, ...

... ceas, 41,; medical orders, 37; orders for admission to mg workhouse, 60; admitted, 29; fever oases, 22; last week, Oh 22; smallpox, 0; last week, 0; gross total, 1,600; last dy week, 1,573; increase, 29; corresponding week, 2,113. 3r- A CAsE OF DESTITDTIoN ...

... PARnVNTIONS AOAINST SMALLPox.-The OLanx read the ion following from the Local Government Board, dated the nl ,iU 10th isat.:-I am directed by the Local Government .me Board to state that they have been informed of the oat. aed break of smallpox in certain unions ...

... winter, when such high temperatures pre Pailct of tb are however, a few drawbaoks to the char ietcr th return; for instance, smallpox shows con lsderabl ° .t crease; measlee, too, have increased, and e83 hin diphtheria. On the other hand scarlet fSve,, aud ...

... a low hours duration, diad yesterday morning, at his residence, St. Mary's-terrase, Paddington. SMALLPOX IN LoNDON.-Owing to tho pr eva- latenc of smallpox in the east of London, the Bethual. green and Shoreditch guardians have continued the prohibition ...

... ULACKBURN AND DISTRICT. SMrALLPoX.-Another case of smallpox has broken out in Blackburn, the patient being removed to the hospital which has just been erected at Audley. The other two smallpox patients in this town are convalescent. CEHARGOE OF EMBEZZLEMENT ...

... In cannon. It is stated that all who would not join the Ill rebellion at Utrecht were to be shot. Iy ce SCARLET FEVER AND SMALLPOX: THE e PREVENTION OF THEIR SPREAD. Mr. A. Wynter-Blyth, the newly-appointed medical Mi officer of health and public analyst ...

... eases, 47; medical orders, 40; orders for admission to tc workhouse, 60 ; admitted, 42 ; fever cases, 11; lest week! G 18; smallpox, 0; last week, 0; gross total, 1,896 ; last week, 1,381 ; increase, 15; -Corresponding week, 1,554. Twic STOccaYARD Commorrrwwo ...

... reduction in the death . rate more than three-quarters are in deaths from what are termed The Seven Zymotic Diseases -smallpox, scarlet fever, &c.-from the diseases, that is, which are most influenced by sanitary improvements, and most amenable to ...

... were inquired as into before coron ers, and 670 were disc to violence. TChore al1 were 34 fatal cases of smallpox, and 382 were due to lever. of Smallpox was chiefly fatal in the district of West Derby, ta. but ten other districts contribute to the total ...

... ;admitted, 59; fever canoe, 10; laet week teast 13; smallpox, 3; leat weak, it; groee to tail, 1,580; last' four weak, 1,849 ; inurasee, 31 ; correeponding week, 1,519. old, INORUAAS or FaYLE AN~D SMALLPOx.-The CLiER re- wet4 ported that there had beau an ...

... ock sysnotlo diseases, smallpox, however, has increased in act fatality, though not as yet to any great extent. Scarlet th. fever and fevers of other types have severally declined oly, greatly. Nearly all the fatal cases of smallpox happened all In the Bury ...