... 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 ...

... quarter the neatilrotO avel il 1 per 1,000, against 45a), rtoilee werisi r five previous ?? Thoe 0l'o clearts IICIU .1 ! smallpox, 57 fre13 meCliCl, J4 i a fever, '0 from J tlori0 wrhoooirng.OsugLh .. fromdc VY s X enterio fever. °fro ii ri . ontiuiledi ...

... increased in the seven preceding weeks from 20 1 to 28:3, declined last week to 25 6. The 1,940 deaths included one from smallpox, 51 from measles, 15 from ecarlet fever, 20 from diphtheria, 42 from whooping-congh, 3 from typhus, 13 from enteric fever ...

... would die as easily from that disease as small-pox. In the third place, these figurescome from a tainted source. Perhaps you will be surprised to hear that in the London hospitals every person who dies 4 from small-pox, unless vaccination marks are found on ...

... general VaCCilulftion at his vac- cisliation station. The coninittee also recommended that in the event of ally outbreak. of smallpox in any other public vaccinator's district of the urilas, that the vaccica tiou oflicer mause the sanie meass to be carried ...

... Hayter, coistaining pieces of flannel blanket which tho senders state are out from the bedding of a patient whoe died of smallpox. The letters have evident y been seat with the diabolical intent that either one or both of the ladies might be infected ...

... infants under three years of age, and four were from zymotics- viz., typhoid fever 1, whooping cough 2, and small- pox 1. Smallpox cases were very limited in the town, though from public accounts and personal enqairy it had become universal in the midland ...

... the 3 four parishes weas f29. 6s, the balance in hand was 3£ 3,780.-The Chairmnn announced that there were several cases of smallpox in Dudlev. IMPORTANT TO InuowsORsens.--At the County Court, ol Fri- ?? before Ssir Rop~erS ?? judges Johnl lFowshall, irooroller ...

... than any of tbose hitherto resorted to. rd The new departure consists in sending packets of id rnfected Inen obtained, from smallpox and fever le.II pats to adies whose husbands have made them- ss selves obnoxious to the National party. One of a5 these parcels ...

... |WEST BROMWICH BOARD OF GMARDIANS. i I TT SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. A weekly meeting of this Board weas e eld yesterday, Mr. S. Leas ?? Vacciination Ollicer (SIr. Joseph Spcncer) reported that during the week endinig the 31st of March , thirty four newv cases ...

... Diphtheria } records 3 deaths-1 in the North and 2 in the West. 1 1 am extremely sorry that I have to record a death from p smallpox. This death is registered as having taieis place it in the North, and so it did, but the death rclaly was 1, beloiging to ...

... and other tribes. A shocc of carthqualke has Is fllt at Peshlawur, causing slight daniage to several be;ace and the fort. Smallpox is decreasing in Bombay. The eldest son of lba late Sir Salar Jung has been attacked by the disease. MIADIRAS, AreiaL 6. ...