... and Dublin 32. The general fatality of measles, scarlet fever, and wsioopisig coutli was considerably below the average. Smallpox caused 89 deaths in London ; 1 elsewhere. Ladies are invited to inspect our aMotber subbhrds, in varoens aterales. Great ...

... The highlest d-ath-rates from fever, mainly esiteric, were recorded in Plyiroutir, Liverpool, Sheffield, and Newcastle. Smallpox causenl 85 more deaths ii London anud its outer ring of subrrbasr districts, aid one in Oldhamir, but not one in any of the ...

... ? but declined to allow defendant to read oxtracts from the resorts of the local oiliccr of health as to vaccination and smallpox, and the defendant declared that Ito was stopped because lie was not a rod-tapelau-yer. The Benceb tried to stop the defendant's ...

... sites ie. In a conversation which ensued a speaker on behalf of the deputation said it was a mistake to keep a great many sm~allpox cases in London at all; they should he sent into the country. Fe-elsh dissatisfaction is making itself manifest in the telegraphl ...

... will be seized inl tranisition from New York to QuecustownD, and confiscated ats treasonable andl revolutionary mattcer. Tba smallpox statistics at Borilogne-sur-Mler during the months of Jenusry, February, and Marcl are as follow:- In the town and at the ...

... over forty years, retired from the service oe the last day of December, 1861.F Oeving to the contitsed prevalence of time smallpox epi. demic in the easterns districts of London, Whhich, accordiug to the official reports of the saiitary authorities, shltis ...

... lenzaitce's jurisdiction. Their Tord. ships refused a ride tisi. Sile May-er of ?? ow-isa to the occurrsnce of 157 ?? tiram smallpox ini three months, oub of a population ec 4rtlO0, anid seems to thinsk it onsly a moderate mortality. e-peciialiy as nearly ...

... in the compartment was erappeed us n, lolaicets. On her return to her friciid's hosose she Scoct a' shlsowed erptoeis of small-pox. Slie vas remneoeedi to hs filnfrmary, thie nearest hospital, and edied two days after her admoission. ir ''lie compotition ...

... fever sicowed thee largest proportioenel fatality in Wolv'erhamnnpton, and whesopheeg coergh ice I'rtencorfhr such Leeds, Smallpox caused 77 usrer deaths icc Leender and subirban distriets, andi oen ius Liverpoel, bet crot one icrna anry of tire eighrteen ...

... probably because Sir E. Wood had goeie ul) to Pretoria, where lie was beyond the means of tslegraiilic correspondence. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. , an-. Dousox, in reply to M1r. Pulestous said lie couald not of give reliable statistics as to the extent of the ...

... Artm 15. The passengers by the Lord Clyde have been landed, after having previously been vaccinated, no further cases of smallpox having appeared anmong them. The steamer, after thorough fumi- gation, wvill proceed to Liverpool. WASHINGTON, Arnm 14. The ...