... An exceedingly serious state of affairs has arisen in connection with the smallpox epidemic in London. The Metropdlitan Asylums Board, thwarted in 46very attempt to erect smallpox hospitals on land, had, as a last resort, determined to establish floating ...

... the previous week, and included W 441 which were referred to the prhscipal zymotio diseases, dlof which 93 resulted from smallpox, 91 from measles, a 88 from whooping-couglh, 60 from scarlet fever, 73 from ' diarrhoea, 23 from fever (priacipally onteric) ...

... Leicester, Ply- mouta, and. Leeds. The 23 deaths from diphtheria 3m the twenty towns included 10 in London and six in Portsmouth. Smallpox caused 92 more deaths in London and its outer ring of suburban districts, and three in Liverpool, but not one in any of the ...

... which were referred to the principal zymotic diseases, of which 116 resulted from measles, 91. from whooningicough, 86 from smallpox, 60 from scarlet fever, 37 from fever (principally enteric), 43 from diarrhoea, and 14 from diphtheria, The annual death- ...

... not 5 complain of being particularly ill, but said he was r unwell, and thought he had got smallpox, as he had 5 been living in London near to where the small-pox pre- g vailed, He was carefully questioned, special attention e being paid to alny symptoms ...

... ins- sr eluded 462 which were referred to the principal zymotic Is diseases, of which 12.5 resulted from measles, 94 from 1c smallpox, 84 from whooning-cough, 68 from scarlet fever, L1 42 from fever (priacipally enteric, 27 from diarrhnea, and Id 12 from ...

... WHAT THE WORLD SAYS. A 'small-pox' scare has found its way to Scot- land, s'everal German emigrants having been attacked with this hideous' disease in Glasgow. Thousands of emigrants have been Irn led this year at Leith front Hamburg, and as they are ...

... seven diseases and their respec- I tive deaths are as follows :-Fevers 9, diarrhoea 3, scarlet s _ fever 1, diphtheria 0, smallpox 0, measles *1, whooping- I decough 23. The total number: of deaths is 37, and the 1' . death-rate per 1,00' of the estimated ...

... which were referred to the prilucin.1 zymotic diseases, of which 106 resulted from ineadess 91 from whooning-cough, 83 from smallpox, o5 frcsA scarlet fever, 45 from diarrhcea, 27 froln fever (Pari. cipally eateric), and 14 from diphtheria. The annual death ...

... five years of age were registered, of whom 18 were infants under one year. Of persons aged 0 and upwards 13 led. A ease of smallpox was removed on Tune 12th SOlco Fever Hospital from DMulgrave-street. The patient bad been attended for a few days by a quack ...

... speaks well fcr the manner in which the Vac. cination Acts have been carried out, that there has not been a single case from small-pox in this district since ny firast appointment between seven and eight years agoi meastaes.-pases of this disease occurred ...

... minutes past eleven. HOUSE OF COMIONS.-MONDAY. SMALLA70X AT EArLFAX.-Mr Dodson answered a L question respecting a case of small-pox received into the Halifax Fever Hospital, the disease having spread to the matron and two of the nurses, who at first refused ...