... Surrey County flos)ital end the Hospital for Oonsumption, Brompton ; £1,0u0. each to the Royal Hospital for Incurables, the Smallpox Hospital, 'thle Great Northern Hospital, the Cottage Hospital, Veritnor, the Middlesex Hospital, Charing Cross Hospital. ...

... twenty towns included 16 in London and I 4 in Portsmouth. The highest death-rate fromt fevet occurred in Liverpool and Oldham. Smallpox caused 77 3. more deaths in London and its oater ring of suburbtan di.. tricts, and 1 in Liverpool, while no fatal cuse was ...

... average. The 'ii eaths fromcdiphtheria included, f six in London aced two in Liverpool. Fever was moat, afatal in Liver ooi. Small-pox: caused 75 more deaths- e in London~and its suburbs, and one an Birmigham. The alnnal rate of mortality from all causes per ...

... without pitting. This experience. like I that of the nurses at the smallpox hospitals, seems to show that re-- acciuated persons enjoy absolute immunity from e severe attacks of smallpox, and that their risk of catching B that disease at all, even in its ...

... -It is needless to observe that, if abe law were as the Omagh guar. dihan thought it to be, revaccinution would cease and smallpox would flourish, because the public vaccinator would certinly not trouble himself to revaccinate, knowing that in nine cases ...

... referred to the principal zymotic diseases, of which c. 114 resulted from measles, 74 from whooping 3. to cough, 70 from smallpox, 55 from scarlet fever, and Si 27 from fever (principally enteric). The annual 3 or death-rate from the principal zymotic ...

... the priucipel d zyasotic diseases, against 3'2 anud 374 in the two previous t weeks ; 104 resultold fron mneasles, 89 from smallpox, 7;i if from whooping-cough, Sti from scarlet fever, and ii ftx-e fever, pritacipdly euteric. The amnual death-rate from ...

... Manchester, 22; Oldham, 24; Wolverhampton, 20; Liverpool. 21. The rate in Edinburgh was 21; Glasgow, 22; and Dublin, 30. Small-pox caused 76 more deaths in London and suburbs, 1 in Liverpool, but none in the other eighteen towns. The hlghest death-rates ...

... ock sysnotlo diseases, smallpox, however, has increased in act fatality, though not as yet to any great extent. Scarlet th. fever and fevers of other types have severally declined oly, greatly. Nearly all the fatal cases of smallpox happened all In the Bury ...

... sudden death of the Rev. Robt. Vetch snt Dunlop, vicar of Holy Trinity, Scarborough, which occurred yesterday in London from smallpox, oca- sioned much grief over a wide ?? in Snaderland, where, during a curacy of two years at Bishop- era wearmouth Church ...

... Liberalism, not to speak of the f IOlces of the Fourth Party A SMALL-POX PANIC. %lic ?? Telego-PA says :- It is terrible to think of the present Ccc C) in hospital accommniodation for smallpox patients. To build fresh l ; would cost much, but better the ...

... hospital j, 'it klhip ?? at Graveseud, and would soon be able to en reterni homre. Since Saturday three inild cases of t] I o' small-pox had occurred in the city. 'I ?? Loondon and Chathia and South-Eastern Rail- 1 se, wva Companies having failcd to comply with ...