... Oldham and Hull. Of the 162 deaths from smallpox in the twenty towns, no less than 160 occurred within registration of M London, the other two being recorded in Liverpool and u Manchester. The prevalence of smallpox in London I showed a marked increase during ...

... by the World's l air Commission. It is expected that on; million will be subscribed within thirty days. Several cases of small-pox have occurred, and ihe people have taken fright, although no epi- demic is expected. The Black Venus will be roduced to ...

... increase of 57), being 256 below the average, and at the rate ot 21-3 per s,ooo. There were 49 deaths from small-pox (an increase of 6, the number of small-pox patients in the Metropolitan Hospitals ol Saturday last being 820), 48 from measles, 28 from scarlet ...

... annum - 91 Rate of mortality From zqnaotic diseases - 0 Died aged 60 and ?? a Under one year old 1 Offever - - -- ?? - a Small-pox - Scarlet fever - 0 M1easlies a, Whooping cough - - - - . - Dlarrhoa ?? ?? - Diphtheria -- - ?? ,- o Violence ?? Other causes--- ...

... whereas in the corresponding week £298 9s Id had been distributed amongst 2,962 persons.—Dr. Horder reported that two cases of small-pox had been imported into the town last week, and, considering the prevalence ot the disease in foreign ports, and the epidemic ...

... Durliein Point i will probably be opened in Septemiber next in tiame to secre tte corning wool cLip. beverat cases of!u small-pox have occurred here, the infection ap-! pareatly originating in the Chinese quarter, whece' tue disease n rst apprsared. A ...

... 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 ...

... from diphtheria in the twenty towns included 19 in ren it London, 16 in Portsmouth, 3 in Birmingham, and 2 in Sheffield. Smallpox caused 28 more deaths in her London and its suburban districts, and 1 each in ant If Nottingham, Liverpool, Oldham, and ...

... rutnnies.A The Geose reports the deat~hat Lublin, on Julv 1, of Catherine Xoronitsku, at the age of 112 ;- ars. The deaths from small-pox in London further declined last week to 39, but exceeded thi cor- reuted average weekly number by 16 35. S1YrSL ALL IN'T ...

... cases of fever registered was 41, in place of 33-viz, 26 of enteric fever, 13 of typhus, and 2 undefined. Three cases of smallpox wvere registered; of these, two were Swedish emigrants en route to America) who were removed from two boardiug-houses on ...

... 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 ...

... numbers, and included 339 which U y were referred to the principal aymotio disas, of whioh 78 reulted from measles, 73 from smallpox, w h 71 from whooping cough. 45 from scarlet fever, x, n and only 26 from fever (principally enteric). The El , anual death-rate ...