... ?? SMALLPOX EPIDii. I . - lfo is -nrona-I ,Ii crlmels by which ?? asyu pa..- 1j d roulld us appear to be many. The ?? ltero smallpox epidemic is serving loliF~ c kthe unsuspected dangers we are t 1 pli1Y running from smallpox and I *r 'l feS The sanitary ...

... harmony b pl l~'''ltovidence which we possess of the teti. iralmt til mationi fom smallpox conferred 4,ape CeLitclayedn ?? soldiers, sailors, post. l iho~icti; c y in smallpox hospitals, and *tinr55 t~tgsr alindeed, if we had nothing but befole us, they mustbe ...

... nuisance, that smallpox v,-itS most be taken somew scre. ?? Yes,,' i tle rejoinder. Shall it be to rest house or to mine i The oracular rs being resident on Blackheath, i eared a capacious smalloox hospital near ate x ale of RLealth, and smallpox patients ...

... SMALLPOX-ImPORTANT CAUTIONS. Alre.KclcPttltttct, V(, Edith-street IPeckhamu, was sutmnotned to the Lambetli police~-etsart en Wed- ttestlty for causingitel(r servant, Elivabel Jret to expose herself ilt a public conveyance while sulfertaw from smallpox ...

... 20 7 ner 1,000, aaillst 23 4 and 19'4 in the correspond- ing 1periods of 1870 and 1SS0. Thie 1,507 deaths included 82 from smallpox, 85 frout measles, 32 from scarlet fever, 9 from diph. theria, 3Sfrom whooping-cough, 2 from typhus fever, 9 from enteric ...

... diseases, being two below the corrected average number in the corres- ponhding week of the last 10 years. The fatal cases of smallpox, which had increased from 43 to 77 in the five preceding weeks, further rose to 84 last week, and ex- ceeded the corrected ...

... has averaged only 23 4 per 1.000, against 27'1 and 27-3 in the correoponding periods of 1879 and 1880. The fatal cases of smallpox, which had been 43 and 49 in the two 'previous weeks, furtherroselastweek to 56, and exceeded the corrected average number ...

... averaged 20'3 per 1,000, against 22'1 and 19 0 in the corresponding pneriods of lS79-S0. The 1,403 deaths incldled 82 from smallpox, 6t; from measles, 86 from scarlet fever, 10 from diphtheria, 28 from whooping- oough, 2 from typhxis fever, 8 from eluterlc ...

... registeoed, ecusl to annual rates of 32 0 anti 21'5 per 1,000 of the population. In the Outer Ring eight more fatal caes of smallpox ware registered. ...

... averagted 20-8 per 1,000, against 215 and 20'7in the corresponding periods of 15871 andl880. The 1, 46 deaths included 28 from smallpox, 45 from measles, 50 from scarlet fever, 21 from diph- theria, fi2 from whooping-cough, 1 from typhusfever, 32 from eiiteric ...

... 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 ...

... to stand in the Liberal interest. The nomina- tion will talke place on Wednesday, and the election, if any, on Friday. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the managers of the Metropolitan Asylums district was held yester- clay af ...