... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... than in any tered 28 were e beglnnl of June. Thirty-six deaths from small-pox were regis- las whe eek; wererecorded in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, one '6therHighgate Small-pox Hospital, and 7 in private dwelling-houses. Of the rso 04 had resided ...

... for days. Under these circumstances there is no convenience of any kind, and the result may be imagined. Were fever or small-pox to break out, there are no means of isolation, and there is no doctor on board, as there must be under the Act. The shipowners ...

... seven (lays, a decline of 139, being 77 below the average, and at the rate of 21 5 per 1,ooo. These deaths included 29 from small-pox (a decrease of 9, and tI above the average), 48 from measles (a decline of 12), 57 from scarlet fever (an increase of 12) ...

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... Toll FULULIIA SnAta-POX HOSP5TU.Afr, applicat iofi to restrain the Motropolitat AsyIllums E42ad fromt ceepitig open their small-pox hosypital at Fulham came Letoce Mr. Jiisettee Cave sano Mr. Tustice aty yeaer(lrav. The Court suggtoted that Vie delo pedaute ...

... death-rate averaged 24-7, against 17-3 and 21P- in the corresu)onding periods ?? 1S79-0. The 1,717 deaths included 38 Efrnln smallpox, G0 from measles, 45. from scarlet fever, 4 from diphtheria, 22 from whooping- cough, 2 from typhus fever, 10 from elrterie ...

... equal to 27.2, 23.4, and 2 . 5 PerC I,cco in the three preceding weeks, further declined to 2o0l. There were 38 deaths from small-pox in London last week. Thirteen of the decease e persons had resided in the south, Ii in the east, Io in the north, three in ...

... had steadily increased in the six preceding weeks from i9.1 to 27.2 per a,ooo, declined to 23.4. There were 38 deaths from small-pox in London last week, and of these 27 were recorded in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospital, and I a in private dwelling-houses ...