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... LOCAL AND GENERAL. SMALLPOX AT AR:MLEY AND 'WAKEFIELD e PRISONS.-When Mr. Bruce, the stipendiary magistrate, e, took his seat at the Leeds Police-court yesterday morn- it ing, he said he understood there was an outbreak of ! smallpox at Arruley Gaol, and ...
... but fighting of a desultory character is still reported there. The British Resident has zone to the Western border. The smallpox is spreading. I ACTION FOu DXMAGES VNDEB, THE EMPLOYERS' AND WORKMEN's LniLaxTY Ace.-Yesterday, at the Leeds County Court ...
... 71 from scarlet fever, 61 fromn1 fever, 1- (principally enterio) 42 from diphtheria., 43 from dliarrhcea, Is and 13 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from rer these diseases occurred in Birkeinhead and iHudders-. sit, field; and the highest rates ...
... drecw tle, atteiitioii of time board to at matter of ,mosm jimportanuce. Theylad all Eco the reports of several co-es cY smallpox, which liedt lhrckci omit usl different parts of I'Ia borough. 'Tle ,Leed Corisorotftion was soew earnestly at work crea ...
... fully realised. e TIB ERBECTION OF A SMALLPOX HOSPITAL IN D Ye Lrumes.-A mieeting of the Sanitary Committee of the a ! Leeds Corporation was hold yesterday, to consider the \ IIqyuestion of erecting a temporary smallpox hospital on the I site acquired by ...
... facts. v ?? '5yPxna Saumxz.-Ravc it in your house n and use no other, for it is the only sale antidote end Pee fentirv in b Smallpox, Esevw, Eruptive Aeotio , Sea, pr Bilious icknlsn, and r leAedalies. haviiig peouloar end ewxluelysnioerd, lsoe e bubstitete ...
... wes suffering from small- pox, and he was forwarded to the Fever-Hospital. Here it was concluded he was not suffering from smallpox, and again he was retierhlid to the workb1ouse. On Sunday he leas once more returned to the Hospital, and died On Monday ...
... whoormng-couglh, 1:30 from measles, 72 from scarlet fever, of from fever, 45 from diarrhmea, 16 from diphtheria, and 13 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these diseases occurred last week in Norwich and Leeds, and the highest in Bolton and Portsmouth ...
... scarlet fever, 78 from WhOl~oPn cough; 74 finn aee for 60 from fever (princhpally enteric), l6froindlpbluh& fly and 5 from smallpox. The lowest death-rate freom eh diseases occurred in Plymouth and Oldham, and Lhi rd, highest in Sunderland and Leicester ...
... leave b f 'ed Orient Line steamer Liguria to-day. The products a- colony will be represented at the Exhibition c shs es. Smallpox has now disappeared, and onlj corva 1 a patients remain in quarantine. U. hrNEW SOUTH WALEs. nd SyDrety, February 23rd (via ...
... 09 from measles, 03 from Ril ecarlet fever, 389 froiln *'fever (principally enteric), 20 e from diphtheria, and 14 fromn smallpox. The lowest co, death-rates from these diseases occurred in Cardiff and Ce Halifax; and the highest in Portsmouth and Nutting- ...
... cud 93 from scarlet feveir, 53 frons d fever (principal ly enterie), 31. from diarrhmna, 27 from diphtheria, anti 21 from smallpox. The annual death- rate from these zymotic dsseases averaged 4'2 per 1,000, and ranged from 0Ut in Derby to St6 in Brighton ...