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... ceas, 41,; medical orders, 37; orders for admission to mg workhouse, 60; admitted, 29; fever oases, 22; last week, Oh 22; smallpox, 0; last week, 0; gross total, 1,600; last dy week, 1,573; increase, 29; corresponding week, 2,113. 3r- A CAsE OF DESTITDTIoN ...
... Ward, A Mav, A Hessian, J Hessian, E W Fow- ler, &8c. Great pressure has been experienced during the Dast fortnight in the smallpox hospitals in Lon- dOn, and nearly all have made, or are about to make, extraordinary efforts to meet the demand upon them ...
... man~der the Hon. Horatio Neleon ~S. Hood, coimmanding He6r 3raj~st's sloop 'Fesgasno. died on the 3d iust, at Shanghiai of smallpox. ...
... ques- tions, which stood upon the paper to the number of forty, including such subjects as the dying out of fourpenny pieces, smallpox in London, and book piracy in America, the heating of the House and the dress of High- land regiments, the war at the Cape ...
... inhabitants, of Fulham, Iirompton, Kensington, and Knightsbridge, against the proposal to bring patients suffering from small-pox through those crowded districts to the hospital in Fulham-road. It is urged that considerable danger must arise, and a meeting ...
... women hold in respect? Some may tell me that my fears are ground- less respecting Nana. That the death of the heroine from small-pox would not be tolerated on the English stage. I am not so sure of that. Once lass over the line that separates dirt and decency ...
... COsaASNDMsTEs11sboN.0Ho1rsoTIoNESsOIe S. OOnD, commanding her maiesty's sloop Pegases. died on the :3rd inst., at Shanghai, of small-pox. The sallarit deceased was the second son of Generel Viscount Bridliort, and was born 24th March, 1843. TiE Servian Slkuptschina ...
... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...