... Majesty's kingdio. According to his major proposition. there is some reisrionship between 'r~i8 fact andl the diminution of smallpox an eompared with the previous fifty years ; or, as he puts it loosely, the ' mortality havs been far less than before that ...

... toolc place With respect to ?? neglect by the Sanitary Authority of Smethwick in cOn- nection with a recent outbreak of smallpox in that pariah. It resulted in a resolution being unanimously adopted to call the attention of the Smethwick Sanitary Authority ...

... Transatlantic authority has just enacted that there shall not be a public or church funeral of any per- son who has died of small-pox, diphtheria, scarlet fever, yellow fever, typhus fever, or Asiatic cholera; but the funeral of such persons slrul be private ...

... the corresponding week of the last ten years. The fatal cases of small-pox, which had been 42, 52, and 54 in the three preceding weeks, were again 52 last week. The number of small-pox patients in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, which had steadily ...

... Jf vaccination were of any use, why should mortalitv from smallpox be greater now than before vaecination was male compulsory, as the Rspistrar-General returncs show to lbe the case. Smallpox Feerms to lae endemic in Dublin, and also in London, where ...

... were 229 below, the average numbers in 'the corresponding week of the last ten years. The'1,683 deaths included 52 from small-pox, 20 from Measles, 28 from scarlet fever, 17 from diphtheria, 25 from whooping.cough, 9 from euterie fever, 1 from an undefned ...

... were referred to the poin. cipal zymotic diseases, of which '1 resulted from scarlet fever, 70 from whooping-cough, 62 from smallpox, aud 37 from fever, principally enteric. The aunual death-rato from these zymotic diseases averaged 2'2 per 1,00(0 in the ...

... 2 in Portsmroutlh. The deatlh-rate from fever, principally euteric, sis highest in Newcastle, Nottinghal9m, and icester. Smallpox caused 5 more deaths in London anitd its suburbini districts, but not one in alv of the large provincial towIIS. T'he death- ...

... 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. ...

... on Wednes- al, day caused notices to be distributed in all localities l. ld within the union, pointing to the fact that small-pox 2s. SC and scarlet fever are prevalent in the district, and re warning persons from purchasing rags or old clothing in rc ...

... forth in search of them. Every quarter of the town has its own pet ?? its typhus fever and costermtngers, Paddington its smallpox and tramps, South Kensington its burglars and vrmells Then as to the conntrv, we have scareful telegrams ftotn all parts ...

... included il two which were referred to whooping-cough, two to ;ou diphtheria, one to scarlet fever, and not onc either to the small-pox, measles, fever, or diarrhoa; in all, five ly deatlhs resulted from these principal zymotic diseases, IVt agahtstthree and ...