... London, S in Liverpool, and 4 in P'orbsmouth. Icever shoeved the highest death-rate in Brighton. Mull, London, and SalDor. Smallpox caused 15 mo-e deaths in London and its > suburban districts. but not one in anv of the 19 lar-e provincial towns. The annuai ...

... influence of the cold weather. The rate of J mortality from enteric fevers and allied maladies is alarmingly high, and the smallpox is making progress which would be impossible anywhere e but in the hives of human wretchedness which i lie just alongside ...

... week of E Wlast year; the number of patients ia the workhouse for sick poor, Mill-road, 266 (including twelve cases sh of smallpox and 16 of measles), against 252 last : tsl week, and 298 in the corresponding week of last i d year; the number of vagrants ...

... pnsons during the last century. and its influence oe the severity aud spread of smallpox. The essays are also to present a comparison of the mortality in prisons from smallpox at that period with the deaths in prisons from the sacas cause during the last ...

... Ycaptain of the City of Limerick steamer was fined £P27 for evading the Pilotage Act. h Official reports in reference to the small-pox l epidemic in London are of a satisfactory character, fshowing a decrease in the number of cases. L A naval pensioner named ...

... authorities are likely in C a the conning winter to find themselves again t le confronted with nunmerous cases of imported t rt smallpox from London. Because, unaccount- a ably, little is heard of it in tondon, assu ap- of tions may bo made -which knowledge ...

... system will probably be embodied in the bilts to be submitted to Parliament at an early date. Imas SYDraEr, SrPr. 8. Lmos I Smallpox is assuming an epidemic character, and ition 16 cases have already proved fatal. Grave com- dant plaints are made of inefficient ...

... seen it I how tenacious of life these disease germs were, tin; a- and they knew that in many cases, as, for ens ii example, smallpox and scarlatina, the stage of the Prc . disease at which the process of elimination was most tiol n active occurred when the ...

... un: fri (principally eniteric) showed the highest death-rate Me of in Leicester, Ncwcaetle-uponl-1yine. and Leeds. aoi he Smallpox caused 16 more deaths in London and its wh ge , suburban districts, Hand one in Leeds. The annual tin .uie rate of mortality ...

... there had beenr admitted 26, born one, discharged 19, and two had Y died. The infectious cases numbered 30 (of which 14 were smallpox cases), which was a decrease of l six on the numbers for last week The out-relief D for the week amounted to £320.-The chairman ...

... , and two deaths. The infectious cases numbered 31, being a decrease of seven upon the 5 week, and including 12 cases of smallpox and 15 of measles. Cheques for £330 for outdoor relief were signed. A letter was read from the Local Govern- iment Board ...