... the various forms of fever that has been registered in the district for two consecutive years. No death was returned from small-pox, but the disease was imported into the Samford district twice during the year, and will be referred to again in the summary ...

... district. The 16 deaths include 2 from small-pox, 1 from scarlet fever, 1 from diphtheria, 2 from. typhoid fever, 5 from whooping cough, and S from diarrhea, 1 of which was returned as simple cholera. The deaths from small-pox took place in the Barrham fever ...

... detail into the historical statistics to illustrate the diminished mortality from smallpox due to vaccination, and referred also to the ex- perience of the'nurses in the smallpox hospitals of tha London Post-office and of the Telegraph Service. A comparison ...

... in the rest of the country. No death was regis- ;tered from small-pox during the year, but it was introduced into the town on no less than four different occasions. All the cases of small-pox in these various outbreaks were promptly isolated in the Fever ...

... in some parts of Boekenhouts- kloof, and it was believed that it would not all have melted in a month's time. BOHEMIA. Small-pox is raging with such virulence at Ziskow, a suburb of Prague, that it has been found necessary to station double sentries ...

... sanitary condition I have no hope of presenting a clean bill of health so far as this disease is concernes. From typhus, small-pox, and the other zymotic diseases I have no deaths to record, nor have I even any knowledge of their existence in the district ...

... Suffolk as few newspapers are able to place at the disposal of their readers. D 1729. Week ending September 27.-This week the small-pox epidemic appears to have increased, 15 out of the 23 deaths which occurred being ascribed to that disease.- A strange story ...

... follows :- 3uried in the town of Ipswich from Dec. 12th to Dee. 19th, as follows- Of all Destempers. 7 Out of which of the SmallPox 2 , And now, that for several Weeks past the Small Pox i in great measure abated; this advertisement will be no longer continued ...

... with paper covers, price one shilling each. 1729. Week ending December 6.-Small-pox was still raging at Ipswich, 11 deaths occurred of all distempers, out of which of the small-pox 4.' The death, also, of an eminent Suffolk divine was thun announced:- ...

... 39s. 6d.; rye, 24s. to 26. ; barley, 26s. to 28s.; oats, Ife. to 17s.; peas, 28s. to 31s.; beans, 26s. to 28s. 6d.- The small-pox epidemic seems hardly so virulent this week, for out of 12 deaths only one was registered as due to that ?? following curious ...

... total deaths, which again shows a satisfactory diminution. Zymetic Diseases. - The seven principal zymotic diseases, namely, small-pox, measles, scarlet fever, dinhtheria, whooping-cough, fever, and diarrhcea, were eredited with 3j per esnt. of the total ieaths ...

... brown malt, 26s. to 2Ss.; tares, 20s. to 22s.-The num- ber of deaths during the week were 27, 20 of which were caused by small-pox. A curious report from Norwich, dated October 18th, records the following news:- On Thursday, about five ?? in the Evening ...