... and the division resulted in 17 votes for and 15 against.- The M\fedical Officer of Health reported that during the quarter smallpox hsad been epidemic in the town, 32 cases having occurred that were not confined to any particular area. The number of deaths ...

... year ended Mlareh 5, 1881.-The CHAIRMAN, in ?? to qucetione from the Guardians, stated that there bad been' no new oases of smallpox during the past seven days. IHe was sorry to say, however, that ecarlet fever of a very bad type had broken out in several ...

... outbreak in our own ai borough, but mauterialy assisted in preventing the spread 1i of smallpox in Leeds anti oter disitricts. It was objetted a3 that by thhs acting smallpox was unneceisarily introduced c into the borough. But we had to choose between having ...

... greatly increased the death-rate by infectious disease, which stands at 4 7, against a mean of 2-3 for the large towns. Small-pox was fatal in 2 cases, measles in 9, and diphtheria in 3. Scarlet fever only caused 26 deaths, and other fevers 2L Eight fatal ...

... 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 ...

... diseases being equal to an annual rate of 10 only, whereas the mean of the large towns is 2 3. One death was referred to small-pox, 3 to scarlet fever, 3 to other fevers, and 15 to whooping cough. It is very doubtful whether many other large towns can ...

... case of a child in the district, who took smallpox a week after being vaccinated, and the attack proved to be of the mildest description. The Vaccination Officer reported that three fresh outbreaks of smallpox had come under his notice since his last report ...

... or preventable diiseases. Those seven dsae n hi respective deaths are :-Fven rs a , dirr, 4, ucar fever 38, diphtneria 3, smallpox 0, measles , a vhuin cough 11; thie total number linug 70, and t rate8 Per 1,000 of the population in Liiads. The c hrsespondin ...

... from 16 to 13, and those from measles from 67 to 24. Small-pox, of which not a single case occurred in the first quarter of 1882, has proved fatal this quarter to seven persons, An outbreak of smallpox occurred in Aston paris, mostlv in Duddeston Ward, ...

... Scarlet fever was dying out, ansd there had beem no I- fresh cases of smallpox during the monthr. The CoUn- mittee also said that in conseqcllence of the report of the outbrekk of smallpox by the mledical oficer to the d Local CGovernment Boa.rd, a letter ...

... death-rate averaged 22 6 per 1,000,.against ?? in the corresponding periods of 1881 and 1S92, The 1,653 deaths included 3 from smallpox, (0 from measles, 2 I from scrlet fever, 13 from diphtheria, 43 from whooping-cough, 1 from typhus, 9 from en- teric fever ...

... zymotic disease-siz., whooping cough. There bad been no deathfrom smallpox. The hospital contained but tiree patients, all of whom were approaching convalesceoco, w hilst so case of smallpox existed outside to his knowledge. The births had numbered 31. The ...