... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the year. In moving the adoptione of tile repert Alderman North congratulated the Council on the foot that there was no small-pox in the ?? report of the Public Works Committee contained on allusion to a. proposition for wideising the aspproachl to the ...

... very sorry plight, in comparison with wvhat it wase now. The death-rate was about 27 per 1,000, aud they had an epidemic of smallpox raging, anod this Health Committee wore idriven to their wit's elnd to obtain a footing to establish an infectious hospital ...

... surprised at the iirst at statement of Or. Walker, for a medical gentleman told linl the other day that several cases of smallpox ecxisted iti the borough. ?? The inotion was carried.-Mr. Charlesvorth said the comisittee had appointed a sub-comssittee ...

... thirty-five cases of smallpox in the Borough Epi- demic Hospital, and sixteen cases in the Workhouse p: _ infectious wards. The Wolverhampton Guardians as were informed by the master, yesterday, that there or - were sixteen smallpox patients in the institution ...

... SMIALLcPOX OUTIBRfAR IN A LUNATIC AsYLUMe.-Con- sidemrable alarm is felt in Nottingham concerning a serious outbreak of smallpox which hel sl occurred in the Notts County Lunatic Asylum, at Sneinton, a densely-populated district on the east side of the ...