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... Sinallbridge, before so Mr. J. MOLE5WOiiTH, touching the death of Sarah:Crab. f tree, wife of Young Crabtree, who died from smallpox. Jawnes Brerley, assistant overseer for Wherdle and Wardle district, which appointment he stated that he had held since 1855 ...
... from diphtheria in the twenty towns included 19 in ren it London, 16 in Portsmouth, 3 in Birmingham, and 2 in Sheffield. Smallpox caused 28 more deaths in her London and its suburban districts, and 1 each in ant If Nottingham, Liverpool, Oldham, and ...
... whooning-cough, 1`42 from n measles, 110 from scarlet fever, 62 fron fevor, 38 from s dliarrhota, 44 from diphtheria, and 27 from smallpox. The S anaual death-rate from theso zymotio diseases averaged L. 40 per 1,000 in the twenty towns, and ranged from 1l2 and ...
... the man Holliinder would be handed over to the Col Russian authorities is incorrect. 4 siml SMALL-POX IN THE UNITED STATES. 1 NEW YORK, DEC. 30. sio. Small-pox is alarmingly prevalent in the West. It is supposed to have been intfrduced by emigrant steamers ...
... 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 ...
... 7, and 22.3 per s,ooo in the three preceding weeks, further rose to 22.5. Last week thiere were twenty-three deaths from small-pox in London. Fourteen of the fatal cases belonged to the south and 6 to the east groups of registration (listrictSo Of tie ...
... There were 19 cases of wl as[fever from West Derby parish, and in the Still-road 5I *? hospital there were three cases of smallpox from $l Sin the parish of Liverpool. In the vagrant depart- or ?gmeat, 447 persons hadl been relieved, being an at asincrease ...
... and the corresponding week of list year:- Indoorpoor-Work.ousoe 472, deathsel; ?? '1568' Union Iufirmary 446; deaths 9; smallpox hospital 1. 0, ?? relieved 177; total inuoor noor 1,253. Outdoor i, poor 3,387, at a cost of £272 Is 4d. 3oarded out children ...
... is practically identical, with 1strangles in horses, and that its virus may be dealt with as JENWER dealt with that of' smallpox, or as PAmutE -deals with those of' ohicken cholera and splenic fever. If this anti- cipation, for which Dr. CAPnr-N'mim ...
... private dwelling-houses, 3 ocecurred in Poplar, Sl e inl Camberwvell, and 4 in Greenwlxich and Dept- Cd. tord. The number of small-pox patients in the A Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, which had w ,t-v -160 aned 471 on the two preceding Satur- C days. further ...
... percmitted by the officers (who were hi lane unawiare of his condition) to leave the Worklcdmsee when P ally suffering from 'smallpox. 27th. Tics Beard resolve ticat P! pa9, 11i4 foes of poor clcildren at eletenctcsry schools ought to fc nd, be'.paid, csdt ...