... report stated that 21 cases of smallpox, 3 of typh us, and 1 of typhoid fever had been admitted; 16 cases of smallpox and 2 of typhus fever had been dis- charged ; 2 cases of smallpox had died ; leaving 33 cases of smallpox, 5 cases of typhus, 2 cases of ...

... cases of smallpox amougst those who had been vaccinated and revaccinated had increased. One person attached to a London hospital recently, stated before a House of Commoas committee that thirty-five years ago about fifty out of the hundrad smallpox cases ...

... -LOCAL GOVERNMENTS. DURHAM.-RIRAL SANITARY AuTuo{rOY.- The Medical Officer for the Durham Union (Dr. Blackett) reports. that smallpox is increasing at Tudhoe and Speniiymoor, there being at present about twenty cases. A very large number of people residing ...

... the 5 00ehiildu-en liho had not been vaccinated there were 7S2 deeaths from smallpox; amion the 8G1,000 children who had been vaccinated there were 125 deaths fromi smallpox. If the London childron under ten who were unvaccinated had had the protection ...

... hospital for small-pox patients as well as fever patients; and it was unfair on the part of Ald Wilson, chairman of the Sanitary Committee, at the last moment, in the Council, to add to the committee's report words to the effect that small-pox patients would ...

... -Ur l. S. ?? secornded the ?? Brrkett spoke of the drnger that would atisefoem the erectionu t Heaten of abech vttl tuer small-pox patints,. and tcoved as an airendmient That the schime for building the hospitalat Heiiton be ?? Temple siconded toe aniendment ...

... 1883 over 1882, 17,577 boxes. ANOTHER ESOAPE PROM THIU SUNDERLAND I SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. -On Saturday, a lad f named Tohn Ford, who was a patient under- i going treatment in the Smallpox fospital.at a Sunderland WVtorkhoise, escaped from that insti- tution ...

... ture they can hardly expect outsiders to come to their assistance. It appears that there are at present several cases of smallpox in Sunderland, although the outbreak is not of such a nature as to create alarm. Still, this is only what o may be expected ...

... greater striitch than this. The smallpox deaths in London in 1880 were 471, in 1891 ?? l ere 2,371 so that in place, of a gaL there was a los% of 1,900 by smnallpor. The Registrar.f.nee. ral's staternelit is that the smallpox death-rate of London for 18S1 ...

... their night clothes, several being drowned. The burning wreck drifted down the river until the powder magazine exploded. n.: SMALLPOX ON A STEAMER. St Yesterday morning, the screw-steamer Cogent, I: of Sunderland, arrived in Shields Harbour from J. London ...

... Health Committee of the Sunderland Cnr- E poration, Dr. Harris (the nuedical officer) reported ?? utineteeit nrew cases of smallpox in the borough during ?? past fortnight. 1 .. . -, - . ,1T. ...

... prescribed for the past quarter century for every variety of skin disease. The punhlic have found that as a preventive of small-pox, scarlet fever, anti measles, st is urseonalleed. SeeI that the Iatm name described above, an the words, wright, Sontliwrkr~ ...