... on week and 308 in the corresponding week of last si year. There were 36 cases of infectious diseases, p; 13 of which were smallpox cases, in MIUxOAx HOSPrTArITIvS. - Last evening, his be Worship the Mayor (Alderman W. B. Forwood) be gave a banquet-the ...

... head chief was killed, and the natives thereupon yielded, r-sents were subsequently made to the neigbbouring chiefs. I The smallpox epidemic is stea3ily decreag. tc A W=.&DE, OcT. 6. tc The Assembly has rejected the budget taxation. P proposais by a, small ...

... diphtheria in the 20 towns included 13 in London th, and 8 in Portsmouth. irer ' showed the highest an death-rate in Brighton. Smallpox caused 15 more t 4 deaths in London and its suburbs, 1 in Liverpool, of and 1 in Newcastle-un1on.Tyne. The annual rate cf ...

... Nort~h Toy- teth WardlP2). The residence of 1, Nvs-o died front ferer in hospital. v, as o'.tside ?? city-. The death from smallpox was that of a seaman rerecsed from shipb-oard to hospital, where Le d03rd onte 2tnd inst, The meaunarading or the baorometer ...

... should he informed of the ?? disease would not follow;, and for this reason, at that: precuet, sickness may be concealed, and smallpox or hiauc long sicarlatina may be and are, gratuitously distributed Tho 'the with the, various articles of food. clothing ...

... allow reporters to 31, bepeetat tho execution of the Preston murderer- at Mlanchester. if 1 .0 Over sixty fresh oases of smallpox are reported an 0this week in Roobdale, two of them fatal. A depu- iic '~tation from the corporatlon waited on the Local ...

... from whooping mec Is cough, 74. from '1fever kprinoipally enterio), 35 from C n- diarrhma. 26 from dinhtheria, and 15 from smallpox. b ?? The sanhatal death-raie from these ?? diseses is Bez agaveraged 3-e. per 1000 in the twenty towns, and r Ofranged from ...

... yards ?? LiverpooL I SMALLPOX is PZSrTON.-Yesterday, at the Preston C co Board of Guardians, the clerk (Mr. G. Dixon) read fr the minutes of the Workhouse Committee, in which cc it was stated that there were several cases d of smallpox in the hospital, and ...

... und respect to milkhouses, through ;hie, mt, might be spread. the officers of the mittee had no power to enter them a where smallpox had been traced tno refused admission to the house, °le In reply to Air BI'Diar'uid, it wa of the depu~tationL that if theonuof ...

... tever, 11e trom measles, 80 from whooping cough, 2, nd 75 from fever, 35 from diphtheria, 34 from diarrhcea, * k and 22 from smallpox. The annual death-rate from - ply these zymotic diseases averaged 3S5 per 1000 in les the twenty towns, and ranged from 0i ...