... takes place in the i monrtality from the class of complaints lknows is zymotic which includes such maladies as c evers, small-pox, diarha, &c. Mr. Buchans a ecuclusions wvere based upon average valuesr exlculated for ta long priod of years, anxd ra altough ...

... last ten years. - The number of -small-pox patients in the Metro- 156Titan Asylum Hospitals, which -had been 75 -and 73 on the two preceding Saturdays, had risen to 82 at the end of last week; 12 new cases of small-pox were admitted to these hospitals ...

... 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 ...

... and 1,719 deaths were registered, being 218 below the average, and at the rate of 25aO per r,ooo. There were 2 deaths from small-pox, 56 from measles, 48 from scarlet fever, 12 from diphtheria, 20 from whooping-cough, I from typhus, 15 from enteric fever ...

... death in an ante- room of Mr. Elisha Adams, the Hawaiian Minister, and Dean of the Diplomatic Body. There is an outbreak of small-pox at Balti- more, and in one gaol, where a case occurred, the 300 prisoners were at once released. The Chinese Restriction ...

... into a louse in the town, in which teo. persons. had died of smallpox, and sold the furniture, although' he awas- marned not to donso until it had been dMsinfected. Thirt'- cases of smallpox had since proken out. The clerk-was instructed to take legal ...

... teen equal to 2. l and 23.0 per 1 ooo in] the two preceding weeks, further ttclinel to 20 5. The deaths included 5 from small-pox, 50 from 'measles, 37 fron scarlet fever, 21 from dinhtheria. 31 from whooping-cough, t from PlIasS, 21 fromn enteric fever ...

... 1655. It is calculated by Mlr. Pearson that the cost of reerecting this tovwer will be about 4o,ooo0. THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC IN CAPE TOWN A SMALL-POX epidemic has recently been raging at Cape Tousn, where the cases are estimated to have amounted to from ...

... arise as to whether contracts were made ., with husbands or wives, and there would be. considerable. work for the lawyers. 8 Small-pox is very prevalent in Lucknow. The Customs House flotila of the Baltic has been dis- t banded. i 18,000 persons are engaged ...

... seven days, a fall of t63, being 306 below the average, and at the rate of 20o5 per t,ooo. These deaths included 5 from small-pox (an increase of 3), 50 from measles (a decline of 6), 37 from scarlet fever (a fall of tI), 21 from diphtheria (a rise of ...

... of Lorne and the Princess Louise will leave here to-day. The Governor was prevented from visiting them owing to a case of small-pox in his family, and sent his regrets. The city authorities visited the iMarquis, and presented an address welcoming the Viceregal ...

... , against 1,556, a rise of xt, being 213 below the average, and at the rate of 20'7 per i,ooo. There were 7 deaths from small-pox (a rise of 2), 46 from measles (a fall of 4), 31 from scarlet fever (a decline of 6), 14 from diphtheria (a decrease of 7) ...