... twenty-seven fresh cases of smallpox bad broken out dur- ing the past week in West Bromwich, the total number of cabses in existence at the present time being fifty-nine.- The Chairman remarked that he was pleased to notice that smallpox was slightly on the decrecaso ...

... and the ?? hospital. The local autharities hlaving the health of ?? inhabitants in their care, ought to pro vide far the small-pox patients, and not leave it to the Gluardian6. As to the obljection of erecting the tents oil a winfdy site like the Workleosse ...

... Board of Guardians to contribute 15s, per wiek tot each pauper patient wbilst in the Smallpox IHospital.-Mr. Sadler said there wvas a pauper patient its the Oldbury Smallpox Kospital, and lie atsked whether the Bosrd i f Guardians wouold contribute the same ...

... registered, giving a death-rate of 239 per thousand T li haI been 4 deaths from zymotia diseases, 2 bein' smallpox. The births had numbered 35 T te o smallpox was practically at an end, only 5 fresh cot having been reported during the fortnight, 3 of whiA ' ...

... for the corresponding period of last year. - There had been no death from ceontatiosrs or epidemic diseases. Three cases of smallpox had broken out in the parish duriing this mosthl-two cases ils West Smethwickl and one in New Street. He again urged upon ...

... compared with 32 for last year, representing a death-rate of 1 42, as comparer' with 1-4 foe 1881, No death had resulted from smallpox in the district, nor had there been any deaths from scarlet fever. Four deaths occurred from measles: but diphtheria had ...

... prescribed for the least qualter of a cents lo erevery variety of skin disease. The public, have foouni, thit as a irs ventive of smallpox, scarlet fever. and measles it is ueuseteahed, See that the Latin 1155n1e describud above. an tidle sorss WVright's, Southwvark ...

... its agreeing to any reasonablel arr~atigementt for the establisiamett of a, joint smallpox !a isolat ion ?? Msedical Officer reports that so150 fresh ease of smallpox iii WetTdteliesfld lied come to Isis vc kniowledge silica the special meeting of the ...

... known ilurimig the p5,st year seas 638. The namber in 1380 was 147, and in 188i it was 261. There had heeon nine eases of smallpox during the year, but only one had proved fatal. There had beesi 205 cases of scarlet fever. 14 of wvhiellv were fatal, as ...

... safety of the pattients, conlilpy seith the request of the Council to extend the time for aviticli the present temporary smallpox accommodation at time hlospital wvas granted. The ?? pointed out that it was only on the understanding that the Council would ...

... of the existieg arrarrgemrent. 1 s (lud nct tlirlrh ' there nIS arother hosisital ill tire country which Isai aidnmitted smallpox patterts where it was irs tie poser of tile corpornte aitroritiers to proainle separate accunirodaetion. )[se Tveolityrir ...

... caused by diseases of the respiratory i eorgais. Scarlet fever and measles were prevalent. Mr. ?? referred to the outbreak of smallpox at Hanley, aind C enquired if the contagious diseases hospital at 1'enlcldil l I was being pushed forward. Aldel-rman Looson ...