... Fever(prin- { cipally enteric) showed increased fatality, especially in Wolverhampton, Hull, and Newcastle-upoa-Tyne. (is Smallpox caused 27 more deaths ?? and its W outer ring of suburban distriots and one in Liver- . pool. The annual rate of mortality ...

... discharged, 1 birth, end 5 deaths. There were 59 infectious oases, rjcloding 37 of smallpox and 15 of fever. Last week there a were 62 cases, including 35 of smallpox and 18 of a fever. The outdoor relief cheques amounted to I id RESIGNATION OF A REGISTRAR ...

... le, Birmingham anid Liverpool. T'l highest death- the rate from enteric fever occurred in Nottingh-am and o ir Sunderiaud. Smallpox causeod 5 deaths in London, hbt not one in anv of thc orl;cr tows. The annual ner rate bi mortality fron all causes per 1000 ...

... the corresponding week of last year. The infectious I _ cases numbered 45, against 51 last week, and l included 40 cases of smallpox, the same number as I las1 week.-A cheque was signed for £350 for out- I door relief purposes. E APPOINTMENT OF A DISTRICT ...

... influence of the cold weather. The rate of J mortality from enteric fevers and allied maladies is alarmingly high, and the smallpox is making progress which would be impossible anywhere e but in the hives of human wretchedness which i lie just alongside ...

... occasioned th st 30 deaths. being a decrease of 30 on the averages. l we se Of deaths from zkmotic causes, 1 was due to ti 'le smallpox (not vaccinated), being 12 below the in average, 1 to measles, being. 6 below the average; b;i id 2 to scarlatina, being ...

... diarrhona and d three from fever. Dr. DI'Nticoll also reported that g Ihis att ntion had been called, on July 25, to a case ?? smallpox, in a house off Sutton-road. The e patient had, been to Keaton, and must have caught o the disease there or in travelling ...

... and it will be then no longer possible Tb ,for Lord John anners's resolution to be put Pr s to fl5e house. do . While a small-pox epidemic seems to be lar threatening, Dr. Cameron, the member for be, 1 Glasgow, has written a timely paper proving, a 9 ...

... number of deaths from smallpox in London from L~e is January Iet. 1881, to April 30th was 920. Of these to let 330 took place in private dwelling houses; 537 in a r ks. Metropolitan Asylums Board hospitals; 41 in High- the 3d, gate Smallpox Hospital; and twelve ...

... terms offered. Ba t he bees te FOREIGN MISCELLANY. three be- Intelligence has been received at San Francisco A ifect that the smallpox, which baa been raging for some the t by time past in the Sandwich Islands, is now abating. and I i i of It is announced ...

... not exempt from the pro- Ivisions of the bill. mld A dozen cases of smallpox have occurred in us Sydney, Originating in a Chinese house. Fe.I JcLY 15. . °|Some fresh cases of smallpox have occurred mg¢during the nest fewi days, and have caused renewed ...

... 3Mr. Alderman Wild stated d_ that the general health of the borough was satis- ha factory. There had been only one case of smallpox, he l and there had been no further outbreak owing to ais the energetic measdres which were taken in the solitary case. The ...