... SMALLPOX IN THE BLACK COUNTRY. . .. . . .. . _ ?? meeting of the Rowley Local Board wasc held yes- P terday; Isl.Connop ?? Mledical 01licer reportcd that during thle past fear weceha 57 kletics had becen recistcced ybeing a deatisrato of 274 per thousaend ...

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... s relieving-oflicer, RTowley, said smallpox was on the fo decrease at Tividale. fi Yesterday at the meeting of the Walsall Board of e% r Gunrdia e, the Blaster reprcred the dibeharge during the at wwek of 2 smallpox patients cured, rind the admission ...

... reference to the serious ontbreak of smallpox in the town. Sear, wbich wa reported at the last meeting.-Mr. Lloyd sap Mr. Manley, the medieal officer for the borough, re. ported that there svere only 25 cuaes of smallpox in the parish, - Mr. William Ward ...

... Local Government Board, during the o prevalence of small-pox in the Union. He said the vaccine.a a tion officer for Wednoaebury informed him that during the six or eight months the epidemic of smallpox was raging in j that town lie revaccinated 1,800 persons ...

... causes, but three necessita- ting coroner's inquests bad to be deducted, leaving 15 from disease. Thle number of cases of smallpox had decreased, 8 having occurred within the district, 5 of which were admitted into the hospital, leaving 3 out, which latter ...

... -r r t vith Two cases of smallpox ivere reported to the .ic Lar Wolverhampton authorities yesterday morning. In for one case the disease was contracted by the patient co cle has visiting friends at Bilston, where the smallpox is a p lub, prevalent. Several ...

... whooping-congh, 77 from scarlet fever, 68 from measles, 54 from fever, 32 from the diarrhea, 18 from diphtheria, and 7 fromn smallpox. No deaths from any of these diseases bed was recorded in Brnghton, Norwich, Wolverhamp. the ten, Derby, or Blackburn ; whereas ...

... scarlet fever, 82 from measles, 74 fromn fever (principally enteric), 40 from diarrhosa, 30 from-diphtherna, and 11 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these diseases occurred last week in BrTigton I and Leicester, and the highest in Preston and ...

... inmates of which had died frosm smallpox, and sold the far- niture, althongh he had been expressly caut oned not to interfere with the goods until the house Lad been thorougghly disinfected. Thirty cases of a smallpox have since broken out. Legal proceed- ...

... paid his wages for ? A man from London -a sufficiently vague designation-has Inflicted small-pox upon thirty persons at Darlington. Two persons had died of small-pox in that town, and the house was shut up, until this man from London, presumably the ...

... bornec a good character. SMALLPOX PotssAu~rsoxs-At yesterday's meeting of the Board of Guardians it 'sas stated that two additional cases of Smallpox hod been brought from Bileton. duriing tise week, and that another smallpox patient was comling in that ...