... SMALLPOX AT ROCHDALE. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GEN'1LE5xBr,-I see in your issue of Wednesday, the 10th inst., a paragraph respecting the smallpox at Roch- dale. It says it emanated from one of the men connected with a waxwork exhibition. As ...

... to the serious fact that I have had to la record a death from smallpox. As a committee you have pi not heard of this case before. I ama sorry to say that this is the third case of smallpox imported into Leeds tb within the past two months. And I am compelled ...

... exempt. from the provisions of the Bill. A dozen cases of small-pox have occurred in Sydney, originating in, a C hinese house . SDNEY, SYDEY Juas 16. (Vid San Francisco.) some fresh cases of small-pox which have occurred during the past few days have caused ...

... Pwhich 488 reslted from diarheea, l10 tram ingle feera from measles, 61 fromt whoop- Bc 3 sgcarlet f4y from fever, 29 from smallpox, a ...

... Jasper, was fined los. and costs, at Brighton Police Court, oss Monday, for assaulting Lord Compton, The last patient inties Smallpox Hospital, Blackburn, wase dischbarged as cured on Saturday, but three dew eases have broken out: At Folkestone, onl Monday ...

... lower than in any tn ce the beginning of June. Thirty-six deaths from small-pox were regis- inrd last week; 28 were recorded in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, one l ?? gate Small-pox Hospital, and 7 in private dwelling-houses. Of the rs5 14 had resided ...

... c*orresponding week last a year. There were 33 infectious cases in t~he hospital, a. against 27 last week. -The number of smallpox Cases was 24, being an increase of b on the week. 1 CABS ANfD RECRIMIN'ATIONfS. 2 Mr. Roote asked if there was a horse kept ...

... expounded the Ministerial policy. He declared his watchword to be peace and progress. SrnoNEs, Joly 15.-Some fresh. cases of smallpox which have occurred during the past few delvs have caused renewed alarm. There are now about a dozen housesaffectedinthe ...

... ooca- ag' of sioned 85 deaths, being a decrease of 14 on tbe I or averages. Of deaths from zvmotic causes, 3 were Z due to smallpox (all of which were unvaccinated), dirr la being I below the average; 27 to measles, being me 1B 19 above the average; 10 ...

... disease, is a rule which ihas been found to hold good with regard to measles as generally as in the cease of scarlatina or smallpox. Yet in two enidemics, both of them of severe and pro-, mounced type, following one another in the same district within the ...

... averaged 25-0 per 1,000, against 16 8 and eo 8 in tho corresponding periods of 1879-80. The 2,000 deaths included 39 from smallpox. 63 from measles, 46 from scarlet fever, 18 from diphtheria, 41 'rom whoopinu sough, 10 from enteric fever, 2 from ill defined ...

... three prerediiig weeks, further declined to 412 last week. Twenty-nine deisths were referred to diph- theria in Portsmouth. Smallpox caused 41 deaths in Len.) don and outer riansiof suburban districts, ...