... simple comitinuted fever) and Y from diet-rhoea. Among the F() deatflie from all causes regiset-red in Ilelfast are 1 from smallpox, 1 from wvhoopvitig-cough, nind 7 front diarrhtma; and amnong thle 37 deaths registered in Cork a re l from 'whooping- cough ...

... from smallpox. The Board were specially summoned to consider the followv- imig notice of motion, moved by M~r. John ?? rnon ?? That this Board ask; the Local Govern- menlt Board to hold all inquiry into the circum- stances of the cases of smallpox that ...

... connection with the outbreak of smallpox, Mr. Blitkely made some remark-s char hmgthe niedical author- ities of thie Union ?? with negligence, stat- inS that the Guardians had no information of the outbrcak of smallpox until two muouths after it ha,'l ...

... taken aanin~t cout:,gion from those cases, I hope thrab its reappearance may be of very limited duration. The eight cases of smallpox reported were of a modified type, but were promptly removed to hospital, and thus talken from the midst of persons who might ...

... H ~ancock, Esql., J.P., in tho chair. The medical 5 oflicer reported that during the week there had ] been six recovered smallpox patients discharged, .five new cases admitted, and no deaths fromn the. disease. The clerk read a letter from the North ...

... of 21-6 o1 per 1,000. This rate was somewhat higher than for the last few weeks, but there was i nothing to cause alarm. Smallpox remains fc unknoo n in Dublin, and the deaths from the 1 other zymotic diseases were only about half ti the usual average ...

... artisans should rot in wretched tenemental fever nest3. Death does not respect the line which separates Dublin from 'Rathmincs. Smallpox ean ignoro it if the tax-gat'herer cannot, and tho dobilitated workman living on the Coomnbe Bumll not give more value to ...