... 1-54 Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases - 10 Died aged 60 ana upwaras - 13 Ulder oneyear old - ?? 10 Of fever - - ?? O Small-pox - - - - ?? ,- ,-0 Scnrlet ferer ?? 1 Measles ?? 1 Whooping cough-. 0 Diarrhea - - 2 Diphtheria.. 0 Violence - - - - ?? Other ...

... scarlet fever, 119 from diarrheas, 57 from fever, priu- cipally eaterio, 48 fromn whooping-cough, 33 from measles, 27 from smallpox, and 16 fromn diphtheria. The annual death-rato from these zymotic diseases h averaged 3-0 per 1,000 in the twenty towns ...

... inhabitants of London at the present moment is better than usual, and the death rate lower than it has been for some time. Small-pox however, has slightly in- creased. There is nothing like leather, and by way of proving the truth of the axiom the members ...

... out at the Insiietrial School at Desford, owing, it is said, to a bay havitig been allowred to sleep in t beae next to a smallpox patisut in a Londoen Union. The Leicester School Board are going to fals t srooecdings against the London institution for ...

... thermaomneter, 556 deg.; wind, nriable; rainfrui, ;n 0-54. Remarks: Sanitarv condition of town satis- t., factozi. Thet Case of smallpox was that of a to foreign seaman admitted in the Hamadryad. IS, GaS FITTiNeSS.-A CnoICe and good selection he cheap, at J ...

... tributed amongst Messrs. C. Carrington, T. Simpson, T. I Parkinson, G. beverm, T. Storer, and W. Brittain. ANOTHER VASE OF SMALL-POX IN DERBY.-On Mon- day last Mr. Rice, one of the medical officers of the Derby Union, discovered that a man named John Cocker ...

... exceeded i6.2, 16.7, and 15.7 per i,ooo in the three preceding weeks, rose last week to I7.4. The 1,279 deaths included 26 from small-pox, I7 from measles, 43 from scarlet fever, 14 from diphtheria, 31 from whooping cough, 3 from typhus fever, 40 from enteric ...

... the sa id committed to pribon pending farther inquiries, completer t titonsly aO1MALLPox IN LoCuB. -An outbreak of the pur' smallpox has occurred at Lcoolase, near Dundee. T'Ms boo, and nitried a persoos attacked are a, boy shoot nios years old and ein e ...

... ; 2 of the 3 deaths from fevey in Nowcastle-upon-Tyne occurred in the Fever Hospital, and were certified as typhus. Small-pox caused 27 snore deaths in London and its outer ring of suburban districts and one it Liverpool, but not one in any of the ...

... 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 tDublin ...

... that they found they had been led into error. He would read to them the report of the medical officer as to the cases of small-pox which had occurred in Oxford during the last few years, as the lro'ld tated tat it was permanently do. mesticated here. In ...

... at the Industrial vs School at Desford, owing, it is said, to a boy having WC a been allowed to sleep in a bed next to a small-pox H, pratint in a London Union. The Leiecester School 9t] II. IBoard are going to ?? proceedings againstthe London th, Idi ...