... The report for the past year of the Medical ed, at Superintendent of Deptford Hospital, comprises o the some statistics of small-pox cases , which arc ion to strikingly in favour of vaccination. There were ators. in all no fewer than 540 cases admitted in ...

... lgaidedl as hCleisvC. 1)2. P flUsi{.\Xjy'S arhcbs bhazve, however, gone a somewhat farther into detail. The mortality q from small-pox is greater among children ri under five years old than among persons St who are between five years and twenty years of age ...

... in the French army, being nine per thousaud, as against five per thousand in Germany. There has not been a single ease of small-pox in the Germaun army during the past year, while in France there have been 1,O3/ecases, of which 98 proved fatal. .MorsEanS ...

... think it highly improper to do So.' 't 1, REMOVAL OF .SMALL-POX CASES. S Sir W. HARCOURfT, in answer to Mh FnDkR g Dexplained the ref=1a of the Mayor of Gravesend to sorder the removal of a small-pox case to anl isolated l plars as being due to the fact ...

... on the Delimitation Commission for the Persian z frontier when one meets was under consideration of the v Government. 0t SMALL-POX. t Mr. DODSON informed Mr. Tonnbns that two f medical inspectors of the Local Government Board t had been directed to inquire ...

... Brigh- ton adeckeewert for the last 40 years was variolous I and such as must have spread about a vast amount C mitigated smallpox; but in a subsequent letter he I stated that he had been in error. He (Mr. odson) was not aware that there was any substantial ...

... ment ?? wapped in blanhets and: smelt offensvely. % ?? return to her fsiead'slhouse the sain dbsagr~ee- IS symsptomlsof small-pox. Bhe wavs remaoved to the In- . 35ar, the nearest hospital, and died two days after 4her admission. V. -'MiM SEARAM. n The ...

... 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 ...

... prisons during the last i century, and its influence on the severity and spread of smallpox. The essays are also to present a comparison of the mortality in prisons ;e from smallpox at that period with the deaths in it prisons from the same cause during the ...

... Secretary. 12. SMALLPOX HOSPITAL SHIPS. th Mr. DODSON, replying to Baron H. im Wbmw, re- ,ia fused to admit that the smallpot hospital ship§ lying oE co, I Greenwich were so close to the shore that there was be , eat dauger of smallpox spreading to the ...

... tho sin preceding.weeak frow 27.2 Ti to 16.3 per 1,000, was lat week. equal to Id. ?? The 1,229 deaths included 2' from small-pox, 27 from measles, 48 from salet fever, 14 from diphtheria, 29 from whooping cough, two from aI typhus £ever, 10 from enteric ...

... Government Board in connection with the smal l-o epidemic. Since the beginning of the year there ad been 1,6O0 deaths from small-pox in. London and 9,000 casam bad occurred. (Order, order.) He was in order as he intended to make a motionL On the appeal of ...