... diseases, being two below the corrected average number in the corres- ponhding week of the last 10 years. The fatal cases of smallpox, which had increased from 43 to 77 in the five preceding weeks, further rose to 84 last week, and ex- ceeded the corrected ...

... grave epidemic of small-pox, which is slaying down people right end left in almost all the rookeries of the metropolis. So imminent is the plague that during the last few weeks close upon fifteen hundred cases of malignant small-pox were re- fused admission ...

... office. SMrALLnOX.-At a meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums board yesterday afternoon a most alarning report of the spread of smallpox in the metropolis was made known. During the past 28 days 1,500 cases had been refused admission into the hospitals for want ...

... Metropolitan Asylums Board, held in London ox, Saturday, it was stated that during the previous 28 days 1500 1 cases of small-pox had been refused admission to the hospitals for want of beds, and that dur- 1 ing the same period 297 cases in private houses ...

... institution of new prizes for the encouragniient of the study of special branches of art. The subject of the rapid spread of small-pox in London was before tim Metropolitan Asylums Board on Saturday, when it was stated that many persons suffering from this ...

... institution of new prizes for the erlcellr. cCI of the study of special branches of art. The subject of the rapid spread of small-pox in London was Infore I Metropolitan Asylums Board on Saturday, when it was stated ?? 1a1/ persons suffering from this disease ...

... Skin Eruptions, and all diseases caused by a.a undue excess of acid in the system. Its use preveiiti ani cures Fevers, Small-pox, Stone and Gravel, Apoplexy, and Paralysis, all of which arise from too lale an amount of acid elements in the body. When ...

... had accomplished the object sought to be attaied. At the coosrsmeneement of tho year they were Ssisrrscd at sense caqes of smallpox in tho town. They traced one or twvo of them distinctly to London, and he dress the attention of thle Birminigham public ...

... eMancesmeter, and Wolverhacuipton 23; Liver-) pool. 25; and Salford, 26. The rate in Edinburgh was 20, Glasgow 21, and Dublin 30. Smallpox caused 75 more deaths ini London add suberban districts, and 1 in Birmingham. Measles showed the largest proportional fatality ...

... and t 1 Wolverhampton 23, Liverpool 26, and Salford me ) 26. The rate in Edinburgh was 20, Glasgow ha 3 21, and Dublin 30. Smallpox caused 75 more deaths co] a in London and suburban districts, and one in Bir- frc e mingham. Measles shawed the largest ...

... the police should endeavour to find out the parents of the child. THE HEALTH OF LONDON.-FURTHER SPREAD OF SMALL-POX. Seventy fatal cases of small-pox were registered in London last week. Of the deceased persons, 29 had resided in the south, I7 in the north ...

... Wales. The returns from the Metropolitan Asylum 6 IBdercl Hospitals efiord striking evidence of the increa~ed prevalence of smallpox in London, as 2,288 new cases were I admitted to these hospitals during the quaxter, against 253 a and 777 in the two preceding ...