... resulted from whooin'g-cough, 141 from hei ineahles, 131 from sdarlet fever, 14 from fever, 27 from en diarrhmea, 26 from smallpox, and 23' from diphtheria. The ig annual death-rate from these zymotic diseases ranged from Ukj.1 land 1-4 in -Newca3tle-upon-Tyne ...

... since the .1 beginning of July. The 33 deaths from diphtheria in the r 20 towns included 21 in London and 7 in Portsmouth. e Smallpox caused 30 more deaths in London and its _ suburbs, and one each in Plymouth, Nottingham, and Liverpool. The annual rate of ...

... paper-which he read recently at Owens Collego, said- The most striking of all evidence is, perhaps, that derived from the smallpox hospitals them- selves. Here the protective influence of vaccination is seen and proved in a manner beyond all cavil. At ...

... l4zreisulted from whooping cough, d, 141 from measles. 131 from scarlet fever, 74 from a fever, 27 from diarrhcaa, 26 from smallpox, and 23 d from'diphtheria. The annual death-rate from these es zymotic diseases averaged - per 1000 in the twenty n towun ...

... 114 from whooping-cough, 62 from n *- fever (principally enteric). 41 from diphtheria. 55 b from ciarrhoea, and 2-I trom small-pox. The annual g dea-th-rate from these zvmor ic diseases averaged 3:. i per 1Oi0 in the tweenty towns, and ranged from u.t ...

... district. Tahe Rev. Cauca e Glaluger presided at the Presentation a SMALLPOX IN BELFAST. (SECIAL TELEGRAM.) y Freeman Office, Belfast, Toesalay. i There is at present a great deal of smallpox in i. Belfast, and the disease seems still to be on the in- crease ...

... an increase of 6t, but Imeimig 308 below the average, and at the rate of 20-7 per I,ooo. These deaths included 22 from small-pox (a decline of 6), 53 froma measles (an increase of 8), 49 from scarlet-fever (a decline of t), 25 ?? diphtheria (an increase ...

... have offened L6GO for tire property at MAount- tic hooly, bulonging to Sb,, Local Authority, and fssrmerly occupied as the Smallpox flooptta. Siance the erection of the Episdemic EHoepitnlatCuningalrhill, the premis s 1 at Mousethoaly have beer, pertly ...

... regard tos the trempi wsho was said to have bseen alloewesl to leave tise Lfcibsleld lvorlelsino sewlsilot suffering front smallpox. It was explained that ithe Board lied not suet slines thseletters were sent; ansd Mr. Lange addesd that he ksiwo that Mlr ...

... all speed a bust of Mrs Langtry. . a The f joyous gipsy' is having a'bad time of' it in c the . Greenwich marshes, where small-pox has ] broken out in an encampment containing I nearly' a hundred gipses. with thirty vans and tents.'. . Aft a meeting of ...

... fever, 118 b from measles, 80 from whooping-cough, 75 from fever, t 35 from diphtheria, 34 from diarrhoea, and 22 trom e 3 small-pox. The annual death-rate from these zymotio t diseases averaged 3.5 per 1000 in the twenty towns, and u if ranged from 0.7 ...

... 25,4-17; population, 7484 births, 353; deaths, 27, ?? 23 ; deietls of infants, 7; and of persons aged G0, 10; death from smallpox, 1; and in pgblin institntion, 1; inquest, 1. E.AsPtLON.-Aerago. 20.6313; population, 2772; oiribs Om; deaths, S.againso ...