... referred to the principal cymotie diseases, Of p r: 3' which 8t resulted from whooping-cough. 71 ?? chi measles, Sa from small-pox. 63 from'scarlet fever, and dll y Kd from fever, principally eniteric. The annual death- of israte from these zymotic'diseases ...

... Cierkenatil. She was ta31en ill a few: weeks since. and the doetor, discoveriug syrmptomsoi small-pox, ordered her imome- diate removal to ti!e howpital. As the small-pox hospitals were * bee M tated to hc full. her rernoval wyaS delayed for a few dzays, when ...

... previous )!JC: steeP, and included 321 which were referreeto the 5 principal zymotic diseasce, of which 51 resulted from 2ek; small-pox, a5 fran measles, 6rom scarlet fever. 78 rl from whooping-coogh, and 97 from fever, priori- pally cnteric. The annual death-rate ...

... consider the subject of providing a'l soe a hospital for small-pox patients. ft was resolved to S y ; expend a sum not exceeding 15001. in providing such in~ immediate accommodation for small-pox patients as is ye necessary. it Atrteprhsofastfoanennicayumn ...

... has had to discontinue her very pleasant receptions at Spencer House, St. James's, owing to one of the servants having the small-pox, is ?? by society as a great pity. Perhaps so, but, untortuaately for her, the poor servant girl is the one msost to be pitted ...

... recent weekly numbers, and included 410 which were referred to the principal zymotic diseases, t) of wvhich 7$ resulted from small-pox. 8 L from measles, 3. 0Ii3 from vunooping-cough, 03 from scarlet fever, aud 17 2 fromfevcr, prineipally cnteric. 'i'le annual ...

... included five whielo were referred to whooip- !t, log-cough, two to diphtheria, two, to fever. and not won 1 ho- either to small-pox, measles, scarlet fever. or diarrhmca;t ,ein all, nine death~s resulted from these principal zymnstio diseases, against niace ...

... yours truly JiMES GiSiBK. ad- Brandon House, Mile-end, Portsmouth, egh April 27th, 1SS1. fek are 1MUINTCIP AL MATTERS. rth Small-pox is increasing in Maidstone. tlere ceing nzY. cal fewer than tweuet' cases. 'The sanitary authorities arc doing their best ...

... were brought from Green- w land to Paris a short whilenago. The caravan numbered nine persons. and they have all died of small-pox. 13 -Brighton, I'liear. is to be deprived of its horticultural a show this year. as the society has been unable to masks ...

... S, The Navy has lost a genial and experienced officor in i Commander the Hon. H. N. S. Hood, who died of con- vice fluent smallpox, contracted during a shooting excursion t( up the Yangstc river, Butrmembering the unfortunate 0: the cause of his lamented ...

... innltter inl which people have selW betal experimenetallssflg laiteiv, in the applicatioln of thlis is Ii Valn'sble antidote to smallp'ox is likoi' to lead to 'bad anti 1and even daunt ears t-lts. prIC Lady Castlereath slsctt't to have the vaccine matter and ...

... the re~soa ed to be that the entrarce fees weere much higher in the in County, Court thanii ina the -Superior Courts. ds, SMALL-POX IN RAILWAY CAiSRIACES.w-Mi,35 we wrpe nbakt ndsetofniey n 1hc on eunt erfin' ouetesm diegtvsalils ro- smell emanated from ...