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... who was the heir-presumptive tofts dukedom of Portland, anduncleof the present owner of Weibeek. Casb of Smallpox in Kubixmcis.—A cut of smallpox has been reported to the aathontxs having occurred in bouse in the West Ead of Kirriemuir, tbs pswesi sUntsd ...
... 3.814,571 persons, being more than the aggregate population of the 19 largest towns in England. There were 100 deathstrom smallpox last week in London, one Brighton, one at Norwich, and one at Belfast—this death being that of sailor from America, who had ...
... Remittances should be sent to and Times Office) Coventry also obtained of any Agents PROPOSED SMALLPOX HOSPITAL not the intention Sanitary Committee establish small-pox hospital Little Park-street meeting of City Council we glad not their intention How far ...
... circular directing their attention to the great danger at present existing of smallpox b dog widely spread or becoming epidemic in Scotland. After stating that in London smallpox is, and has been for some time, widely prevalent, and that at least one instanne ...
... should be exercised, and that when once all reasonable precautions have been taken, people should dismiss the thoughts of Small-pox from their minds. Finally, we may once more point out what has often been urged, viz., the possibility of extirpating disease ...
... Admiralty to be lent to the managers of the {[etropolitan Agylum District, to be used as a hospital ship for the reception of small-pox patients. The vessel has been inspected by Sir If.;mrd Currie, AMERRICAN JEWs.—ln Chicago a largelyattended meeting of Jews ...
... weeks, and included. 452 which were referred to the principal zymotic diseases, of which 125 resulted from measles, 94 from smallpox, 84 from whooping cough, 68 from scarlet fever, 42 from fever (principally enteric). 27 from diarrhcea, and 12 from diphtheria ...
... Leicester 21. Manchester, Sheffield, and Oldham 22, and Liverpool 24. The rate In Edinburgh was 19, Glasgow 19, and Dublin 25. Smallpox caused 100 more deaths in London and its outer ringofsabnr ban districts, one in Brighton, and one Norwich, but no fatal ...
... exceeded by 5, and the deaths by 3, the average numbers in the corresponding week of the last ten years. The fatal cases of small-pox, which had been 69 and 103 in the two preceding weelks, were 92 last week ; 56 were recorded in the Metropolitan Asylunm ...
... soldier and a, constable received Be severe injuries, and several civiliana were injured.,, A, hundred more fatal cases of small-pox were registered in the metrepolis last week, and one 0 each at Brighton and Norwich; but no fatal case hi of this disease ...
... forma most invigorating Beverage the ample add] ion of water, and if taken according directions i« the best preventive and Small-pox, Scarlet Fever, and other diseases. does not contain Magnesia or any earthy matter calculated pro.lace Gallstones Gouty deposits ...
... ,'i bating shovta good cricket for 10-5 24.Th0 rate Edinburgh was ; Glasgow. Id ; professional was succeeded Dublin, 25. Smallpox caused 100 more deaths in q. a lj a . oo w scored 2 Hamilton immediately London and its outer ring of suourbau districts ...