... was unanimously passed on Thurs. dlay that work is not to be resumed until the advance is gantald. SMALLPOX AT ACCPINGTON.-Auother . ease of smallpox has been reportedt at AecringLon, making four cases in all. The whole of the persons affeoted Vorkel ...

... referred to the seven principal I zymotie diseases, of which 82 resulted fron, whooping- cough, 67 from scarlet fever, 53 from smallpox, and-only l 26 from fever, principally enterio. The annual death. rate from these zynotic diseases averaged only 2-Q per ...

... the out- w.iehef, and £ w0 per annum for the workhouse, loa,ed that two vessels had come into port this week with cases of smallpox on board. One of tnese was reinoveJ from IVnarth in a conveyauce with a number of other passen- tf VM1- .an'l taken to ...

... other five at the General Hospital. One death was uncertified, the alleged cause being sudden death of the infant in a fit. Small.pox hospital, empty; fever hospital, remaining, one. PBECA1UOTION AGAINST TRlOHuRMOe, The CrnK (Mr. J. G. Heaven) read a com ...

... children and overcrowding in the cabins of both sexes and of all ages. It is high time something was done. Seven deaths from smallpox iave taken place ?? the canal boats between London and Birmingham during the ltst three weeks; and I do hope, from the centre ...

... reason assured us that each had a distinct entaty, and oach disease of this group had its own peculiar germ. In the case of smallpox, when the pustules burst thousands of sma'dlpox germs were liberated to 3 poison the atmosphere, aud the period of juceba ...

... generally low, bat showed excess in Salford, l ew- castle, and Leaeds. Nine of the 12 deaths from diphtheria occurred in London. Smallpox caused 60 more 'deaths in Lopdon and its suburban districts, and one in Man- cheoter, The annual rste of mortality from pll ...

... end only 2 in nineteens-provinial tovnis. The death-rate fromn fever was higliest in Leieester, Newcastle, and Manchester. Smallpox caused 46 more deaths in Londoon and its suburban districts. TiicoAT IRRITATION.-Soremss and dryness, tickling and irritation ...

... poik, and sausagpe. A line of railway which ?? the Sardinian system was opened on Tuesday betwsen Monte and Terranova. Small-pox is reporter to have broken out asung the French populalion of the pariah of Saguenay, Quebec. The Government of the Bey of ...

... occasioned th st 30 deaths. being a decrease of 30 on the averages. l we se Of deaths from zkmotic causes, 1 was due to ti 'le smallpox (not vaccinated), being 12 below the in average, 1 to measles, being. 6 below the average; b;i id 2 to scarlatina, being ...

... again receiveti a return of 20 per cent. on 'ttheir rents. r THE SPREAD or SMALLPOX.-At the Bury Petty r 1 Sessions yesterday, Elizabeth Wood, a person in charge of ya smallpox patienit, waes fined 20s. and costs for exposling bet clothes without prop ...

... deathisreferred to diphtheria, in the twenty towns, 9 occurred in London, ?? only three in the ninetecen provincial towns. Small-pox causeA 60 more deaths in London and. its seburban districts, and 1 in Manchester, hat none in the eighteen. other provincial ...