... 17 in ithe two preceding weeks; of these two occurred in the Leeds Workhouse, three 'in the General Infirmary, one in the Smallpox Hospital, and one in the Corsiort-terrae' Hospital. The deaths included 60 of infants under one year of age, and 24 of persons ...

... drowned. Up to late last -night his body had not apc a cl been found. sho ,SMAT Pox AT DARWEnr.-There are now three s eases of smallpox in Darwen, and the authorities contem- Thi plated removing them yesterday to the premises known as wh ; Workhouse Buildings ...

... MS SMALLPOX IN THE METROPOLIS. of Mr. DODSON, questioned by. r..Ir W. H. Smarln (Westminster) was sorry to say that all the smallpox I hospitals in the metropolia.were full, or nearly so. He l had no information of persons suffering from smallpox lying ...

... in Salford. The death-rate 'from fever was gene- rally low, but was proportionately excessive in Norwich and Portsmouth. Small-pox caused 54 more deaths in London and its suburban districts, and one in Birmingham, but none ilc any of the eighteen other ...

... week of last ynear-: so: -Indoor Poor-Workhouse 448, Industrial Schools on 219. Union Infirmary 491, births 0, deaths 0; Smallpox M- Hospital, 1; vagrants relieved, 242; total indoor poor 1,401. to Ito Outdoor poor 3,6004, at a cost of £241 6s. 801. Boarded- ...

... fever in Norwich, Old- ham, and Birmingham. The 14 deaths from diphtheria in in the twenty ton reS included 11 In London. Small-pox caused 07 more deaths in London and its outer ring of suburban districts, two in Liverpool, one in Brighton, and one in Hull; ...

... which it was state t man in his employ was attacked with smallpox, and that-nine persons resided in the same ?? Mayor CAld. Baron) said that he had been told that a person in whose house smallpox had existed, tried to pawn clothes with brokers o one after ...

... don and 4 in Portsmouth. The highest death-rates from fever (principally enteric) were recorded in Oldham and Liverpool. Small-pox caused 76 more deaths in London arcil its outer ring of suburban districts, and one in Liver- pool, while no fatal case of ...

... .OSSEY SMIALLPOX HOSPITAL BLOWN DOWN.- Yesterday, whilst' some eight or ten men were engaged in n the ereelon of the new Smallpox Hospital on Storr's-hill, South Ossett, a sudden gust of wind blew down the whole of the erection, which had'been completed; ...

... trad ias- -isansuadlly 'dull,: thoiih the healtt for'ethe'most psirt was good. ' . I At Ambriz there had been an outbrenk of smallpox, :v but the malaria did not extend to the whites, and was C ra'idly do'reasing at latest accounts. ?? - '-From Asnhriz' a ...

... London, and 5 in Portsmouth. The highest death-rates from fever occurred in Brighton, Sunderland, Portsmouth, and Hull. Small-pox caused 29 more deaths in London and its outer ring of suburban districts, and one in Oldham; no fatal case of this disease ...

... Diarrbiwa fatality showed a further general decline in the twenty towns, and was considerably below the average of the season. Small-pox caused 29 more deaths in London and its outer ring of suburban districts, but not one in any of the nine- teen large provincial ...