... emall-pox had been discharged convalescent One death from small-pox had taken place. There were n,, 22 patients under treatment in the hospital, 10 suffering from scarlatina and 12 from small-pox. The Inspectr of Nuisances (Mr Osborne) reported that 45 ...

... from which it appeared that one of the three cases of small-pox reported in the Hoepital last month had proved fatal, and in the other cases the patients had been sent out well. Other cases of small-pox had been admitted to the Hospital during the month ...

... metropolis were 2,574, while upon the same average in the same years the deaths due to that formidable scourge of society, smallpox, bad been considerably less, or about 1,708. So,whether they considered the magnitude of the subject, or the propriety and ...

... beinr 90 above the corrected average number - in the corresponding week. of the last dI 1O years. I .T The fatal cases of smallpox, which bad been 17 an.ll 8 in the two preceding weeks, rose to 23 last week, and ?? 7 below the 1 o corrected weekly average ...

... Francis Carter, who was killed in Mr. Little's brick- field, at Stoke Pogis, on the 30th of January last. It is reported that small-pox is now on the decrease at Armicy Gaol, Leeds, and the ten prisoners who have been suffering from the contagion are stated ...

... reported that a son of the mation of the Corporation Small-pox Hospital was in the habit.of frequenting the hospital, and going about the public streets. Dr Limbery had informed him that a case of small-pox at Cwmbran had occurred through a visit to the hospital ...

... called Cold Fall Wood, when they came upon the body of a man. Thei gave information to the authorities of the temr porary smallpox hospital, Finchiey, and a medi- cal man was soon on the spot. Hish services, how- ever, were of no avail, as the man was ...

... seven days, an increase of 3, being 2 above the average, and at the rate of 24-0 per i,ooo. These deaths included 19 from small-pox (a decline of 4), 34 from measles (a decline of 8), 28 from scarlet fever (an increase of 8), 15 from diphtheria (an increase ...

... 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 ...

... results. Their views accord c with those which declare that small-pox t prevails more from November to May t than from May to November. A a curious observation was made, which showed that small-pox becomes epidemic and 1 diffuses itself over a wide area ...

... seven days, a decline of 247, being I38 above the average, and at the rate of 260c per x,ooo. These deaths included 8 from small-pox (a decline of 9), 35 from measles (a decline of Is), 34 from scarlet fever (an increase of so), 13 from diphtheria (a decline ...

... averaged 26'3 per 1,000, against 27'9 and 23'S in the corresponding periods of 1880 wad 1 881. The 1,793 deaths included 19 from smallpox, 34 from measles, 28 from scarlet fever, 15 from diphthesia, 175 from whooping-cough, N -,froml enteric fever, 2 from ill-defined ...