... fever 1, measles 1, and smallpox ,4, 3 of, the latter taking place in the hospital, aand the other in St. James Street, Three out of the four e were anvaccinated persons. There had been a consider- . able subsidence in the smallpox epidemic, which might ...

... this Board, Ilast. I nlgh, Mr.B~ Willhms ?? Officer re- Wo cotiuedtodah, i.lorbm ,adsmlpx~ht bein under two years of age. Smallpox 'appeared to be sub aic( d ued39 caeshving been returned in the fortnight, ghielly sai1 of a mild character ; and %without ...

... chaimnircing M. Mead, nsste~r' of the wer-ksouse, reporteld that on Wednesday last he Ised admitted Into the house two noses of smallpox, one a coming frone Eagle Street, Miteten Road, and the other from F Willenhsall. Ths borough eae a a very serious onec. ...

... against 14. It was very satisfac- tory to find that the mortality from both fever and diph. theria continued to decrease. Smallpox, which in the corresponding quarter, of last year did not terminate fatally in one instance, had this quarter resulted in ...

... arrest of Mampoer. at) The Government hes forbidden all natives to pass of through the Transaval for fear of. introducing smallpox from the., neighbourfing states. For the same reason no be Independence Festival will be held this year. ba At Kimberley ...

... of last year; and he a again called atteution to the necessity of providitg some ht place for the recepition of cases of smallpox or other con- taeious ?? Clerk stated that he had he lodged certain objections to the plan of the tram- ea waya, but the ...

... Arlidge-A special meeting' was afterwards held, when SoR t- alterations in rolbins to exclude eruptive fevers as well as tea. l smallpox from admission to the house were agreed upon. con ur. Laie - ?? oadie r oie invited to write for Patterns of our French pril ...

... 000, whichl-was an increase as against ' it- 20 in the 1,000 last year,- For 1876 and previous years, em- e' eluding the smallpox epidemic year of 1872, the aniiual as death-raite was over 25 ; and for the subsequent six years- ig 1877-52-it was 22-4 ...

... Board.- n The report of the Medical Officer showed a death-rate of'16 2 per llo 1,000. During the month fourteen cases of smallpox bad come rt under his notice, but thirteen were progressing.-A long dis- ill cuseton took place upon the. work of a contzaator ...

... the following case, which came under her personal know- ledge :-The children of a poor working woman were . taken ill with smallpox. With that natural dread of having them taken from her, which, ignorantly. foolish as it may appear to some reformers has ...

... P. for county Meath, on his return from his lecturing tour in America. Mr. Parnell, M.P., will preside. Foui deaths from smallpox were recorded within regis- trition London last week, the corrected average weekly , number of deaths from this disease in ...

... thanks were passed. - i ?? aI meeting of the Wednesbury Local Boa~rd,' T last night, - the Medical Officer reported that smallpox in the borough and district appeared o -be'subdued. Thirty-nine fresh cases lied -been 0. b, reported, mnostly of a mild ...