... fever (principally enteric), 79 from measles, 52 from whooning-cough, 47 from diarrhoea, 28 wr from diphtheria, and 14 from smallpox. The annual death. rate from these zymotio diseases averaged 317 per 1,000 in the twenty towns, and ranged from 0- and 14 ...

... Christian has opened a; new Working Men's Club at Datchet, near Windsor. Last spring and summer large numbers of cas/s of small-pox, typhoid fever, and other infectiou1 diseases, were treated in the Mile End infirmary, East London, but the number of such ...

... to-morrow morning. Mary Anne, I say as soon as I get in; Mrs. Black is very ill, and I am afraid she is going to have the small-pox. I shall try and persuade everyone in the village to be vaccinated to-morrow. On the following day we despatch the children ...

... 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 ...

... but had not yet received it. The clerk was instructed to again write for the amount due. The union was reported free from smallpox, there having been 27 cases of vaccination at Merthyr, and 25 at Aberdare. The Clerk said he was very glad to inform the ...

... husband or wife will be the result. A cabbage that has been eaten by caterpillars is also very unlucky, as it foretellr a small-poxed lover. The head is then taken home and placed on the dresser in the kitchen, and the person who first comes into the cottage ...

... seven days, an increase of 57, being 49 above the average, and at the rate of 22 4 per r,ooo. There were 12 deaths from small-pox (a decline of 12), 29 from measles (an increase of so), 95 from scarlet fever (an increase of 30), 13 from diphtheria (a ...

... fatal cases were recorded, while, for the sake of contrast, it may be added that in the previous ear there wv ere 21,801. Small-pox caused 674 deaths, inclo Ing 461 in IB London alone. Scarlet fever and fever of other kinds wev re also very fatal in many ...

... forign quationiot friends should trel Chicago. In foreign quarter otf that city the saoren right of every an to have the small-pox if he likes is upheld by force, h~atte~m pts to carry out the law having failed. Fourty womand peron p~ersn r nteejyeto naent ...

... in the twenty towns included 13 in London, and 8 in Portsmouth. Thehighestdeath-rate Pnomn fever oocurredinBrighton. Small-pox caused 3fiS more deaths in London and its outer ring of suburban districts, one in Liverpool, and one in Newcastle-upon- ...

... intends passing the winter at Velicm It is stated that Br-. Watts, ILA-, is engaged upon a portrait of Cardinal Manning. Smallpox has broken out at Preston. Typhoid and car let fever prevail at Penworthiam. Last year the hawkers and pedlars numbered 6 ...

... 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 ...