... referred to the seven orincipal be zymotic diseases, of which 108 resulted from whooping- couh 94 from scarletfever, 64 fromn smallpox, 39 fronm to fever (prinmipally enteric), and 38 from measles. The ah annual death-rate from these seven diseeas averaged ...

... officer, stronigly advocated tho loptea of the resolution, andl it was t'nrthor detor- cd, insieeof the threatened spread of small-pox, tisecitnustoste hith all the vartous vestrie3 aud diS. itt boars upon tho subject. ...

... the seven principal v2': merle Ai~eases, ofvtwhich 102 resulted from whooping- cbe uglt. 70 from slearce foxvor, 54 from small-pox, 49 ~v fromt mneales, and 41 froni fever. The annual death- ' -V, see iesss raget 2-5 per 1000 in the twenty towns, land ...

... on Saturday evening, to protest against any extension of the Fulham Small-pox and Fever Hospital, Mr. Firth, M.P., in the chair a resolution was adopted: That the Fulham Small-pox and Fever Hospital be reserved for the use of the four parishes which ...

... such high temperature prevailed. There are, however, a few c drawbasks to the character of this return; for instance, a small-pox shows considerable increase; measles, too, have ]i increased and Bo has diphtheria. On the other hand, scarlet o fever, and ...

... rate of 29-8 per 1,o0o, and exceeding the rate in any week since the middle of February, i88o. These deaths include 52 from small-pox (an increase of Io), 28 from measles (a decline of 24), 45 from scarlet fever (an increase of I), 8 from diphtheria (a decline ...

... a decrease of iSS, but still exceeding the average by 43, being at the rate of 27-1 per 1,ooo. There were 54 deaths from small-pox (an increase of 2, and exceeding the average by 7), the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals containing 617 patients last Saturday-this ...

... against 1,633, a decrease of 69, being 258 below the average, and at the rate of 22-0 per x,ooo. These deaths included 55 from small-pox (an increase of 3, the Metropolitan Asylum Hos- pitals having 704 patients at the end of last week, being an increase of ...

... IJ)I wiO o.. ijujatioe s t Shich stood upon the si paller, to the nuinlwr ot 4it The dving out tt of Lwu2 penny pieces; small-pox in London; a, and bhoo piae( ill Arnerica: the heating or .he lleous: wotd the of Ilighland reyi- n *ittUtS, tht Walar at ...

... Saturday evening, to protest against any extension of the - Fulham Small-pox and Fever Hospital, Mr. Firth, M.P, in the chah-, I Y resolution was adopted : That the Fulham Small-pox and Fever Hospital b, e reserved for the use of the four parishes which ...

... financially successful. The great one of this season will be at the hotel in which Zola represents Nana in the terrible small-pox scene in which her life closes. Juvenile fancy balls are in the daytime. There is generally a good band in attendance, and ...

... ~hae tj't tisc O5Onrsl dispos3ition oi the inh1abitanlts is to obeurthe r.t tO locate ?? ltesrrlng the eateguacit ageinet smallpox. lai tb;,e c0bs has watched the operation ot tho lawv, will be seecislicedor i 55515 - Irots>lI~cu to the timbhbitanlts for ...