... There are l now six in the smallpox hospital at the workhouse. There c are one or two severe cases; the others are doing well. I visited the hospital on Friday morning last. The person first admitted into the Workhouse Smallpox Hospital (Ann Manby) has ...

... g Leeds. The two deaths from diplitheria were returned in ?? and Worticy sub-districts. The fatal ease of I1 smallpox occurred in the Smallpox Hospital, whore five o other eases are under treatment. During the week three ainquestcssad one deatis from violence ...

... seeing that both the taps were closed. SMALLPOX AT AR.M1LEY GAoL.-We are officially nformed that there are now no cases of smallpox or of other infectious disease at Her Majesty's Prison, Armley. The last three smallpox *patients, now convalesesnt, Were on ...

... persons died, including 1 each from smallpox and fever, 1 2 from whooping-cough, and 4 each from measles, scarlet 1 I fever, and diarrhmea. These I1) deaths were equal to an ,annual rate of 4 4. The death from smallpox was in the . workhouse. The death ...

... and Oldhanm. The 535 deaths from dihhri ntsetet-eiht townis included 14 in London, 7 in Portsmouth, and 5 in Liveripool. Smallpox caused 29 more deaths in London and its suburbs, 2Q in Baltton, 2, in Leads, and 1 in Manchester. The annual rate of mortality ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Sanitary Committee shall be authorised to erect a suitable building for the administrative department n in connection with the Smallpox Hospital. Before pro- is seeding to consider either of these matters, however, the a Council will adopt a loyal and humble ...

... 264 resnlted from ln erw.~ o 148 from measles, 101 from scarlet froer ,fever, 33 from diarrhoca, 212 from ipihr' 13 from smallpox. No death froml these drnes~e nPul',. s. InHaliax, hile they caused the groe t- 1 dipahthneria, in the twenity-elight towns ...

... measles, 6 from scarlet fever, 48 from cliarrhcua, 38 from 1fever (principally enteric), 29 from diphtheria, and 25 fromu smallpox. The lowest death-rate from these diseases occurred in Shieffield, and the highest ti rates in Blackburn, Preston.and Brighton ...

... thise weeko, and retad a cop~y Oi correspuonden betwveen himself and the authorities iii ~Londonl ont thce subject of tho smallpox hsospital T li report was adopiOd, amid Mr. Higgins. wisdeired to arrange for inectings to be heeld during), II r tis so ...