... Comnmittee of the Town Council ae enclosed it a notioetodaetrfline the ?? a-ad se f4 the Board as to the reseptioss of oases of smallpox or scarlet -At feverinto the borough hospital. Altough it lijd been irag t advisable to give the notice oboth sireglarded ...

... a reconsideration o f the question. Smallpox has broken out at the Leicester military centre at Great Wigaton, and the case proving a very seriaot one, it was deemed advisable to remove the man to Leicestes Smallpox Hospital. The utmost precautions have ...

... Mr. Williams presid. b ing, the Deputy-Clerk (%r. Swift) read a report from the a sauitary officer, showing that a case of smallpox had oc- 0 curred at Pelsall but that current reports to the effect 0 that the disease had spread to several other persons ...

... Au~oiar v-4n.- meeting of this authority as- was held yesterday, Mr. Roston ?? hfedle Offices ole reported a second case of smallpox at Pelsa11.-.Thoiselefkwas 'as Instructed to write again to the South Staffordshlihs Weterwofkii be Company, pressing for ...

... meet to consider the report till the 16th June. The Hon. F. Hanbury-Tracy, M.P., who has been suffer- ing from an attack-of smallpox, is now recovering. The Committee of the.House of Lords on the working of the Irish Land Act has been adjourned until to ...

... on Monday lest (and which appears in the o l'ost of to-day), your reporter, in error, arsounced sixty- v three cases of small-pox as having occurred in thetown a since the disease was imported.' I As this is a mnlady not to be exaggerated, allow me to ...

... belonging to ?? tle course of r co, versation on the matter it was stated by Mr. Smith, whosppeal - for the Local Board, that smallpox of a virulent character WI be broken out In thie ?? cose was adjourned for ftoee ds days, Mr. Sheldon, who appeared for the ...

... mnagemnent of thohis. nital, that tile borough of Ilirmhigham havmg new beeu freed from smallpox, the cmmittee felt that they ought not to receive into the hospital smallpox cases from ?? disiriots, and they had sivoi iotioo to tho authorities from wlroem they ...

... operation. We th can, for' example, look with confidence to sustained by attention to the process of vaccination as regards de- smallpox; The tables given in the report show l that this work is being thoroughly done ' in the f 27 borough. The advances which ...

... 0 ~,deaths. uult s nulrteo otlt f3 e . thousand persons living. Thi deaths from the seveis prins- 'n cipal zymotics-viz., smallpox, measles, scarlet fever, ie diphtheria, whooping-cough, fever, and diarrhoa-nnum- . bered 1,128, equal to ass annual death-rate ...

... reports were read and adlopted ; that of the Sanitary Conrnittee showed a death- rate of 20-79 per,000. Another ense of small-pox had appeared in the boroulgh, making the fourth. The most recent casb had conic from the neighbour- hood of Tipton. nd therefore ...

... only Zymotic death durisig tho month. No elpi- deinio diseases existed in the parish at the present Itime, aand no case of smallpox had come to his lknowledge, although from its close proximity lie was daily aexpecting to hear of ?? Clerk read a letter ...