... regiatered, and 4 had occurred from ?? diseases---amely, smallpox 1, whoopiog cough 1, and infantile diarrhea 2. Eleven of the deceased were infants under three years of age. There were no cases of smallpox in the town. IThe death-rate vas 23 per thousand. The ...

... yesterday, at the Workhouse, Gravelly Hill ; Mr. J. Dixon ?? Vaccination Officer ecported that since his lost report no age of smallpox had occurred in, the district.n The rwholo was adopted. -Alluding to the remarks ?? bytha Jury in reference to the Aston ...

... ANoe. -Very remarklble dis- o~c oi sall dirt from everything by using ?? EBtrict UiDdr. l'ity Dit4, ?? .lltbtl L, SOWING SMALLPOX B3ROADCAST IN d A WELLDlfDSEIIVilD PUNISHMENT. s- At theo llir~nioiliain IPollee Colrt. yesterday, before llr. d A. Hill ...

... Collimmittee of the Corporation, respectfully suggesting that the Guardians, in view of the prevalence of scarlet fever and smallpox, should limit visiting at the Work- Louse as far as possible.-Dr. HIcKENBOTHATU moved the confirmation of the minutes, remarking ...

... the cases of epileptics. Hle said smallpox and scarlet fever had greatly increased in the borough since they first restricted visiting at the workhouse. Within the last month 65 cases of scarlet fever and 69 of small-pox had been taken to the Borough Hospital ...

... reported that seventeen births end fourteen deaths occurred in the dis. trict during the past month. There was now no case of small-pox in the district, and scarlet-fever appeared to be abating. LOCAL WMELLS.-The will (dated Nov. 11, 1878) of Miss Anne Levett ...

... MIEETnNG.-Mr. Billing presideda yesterday at a meeting of the Board of Guardians. It wcas re. ported that'tle epidemic of smallpox was still raging at Tipton, and was on the increase. A calltover at Lo.er Sedeley had proved very ?? answer to an advertisement ...

... purifying ant blanrhing cc liinen secondily, the wtraer used diisinfectls the dlrains, and so reveals diseasee, suet, as smallpox and fevers, Dlirt disappears as b y)- maice. It Makes the linen ats white as snow, and leaves no Upleasalnt ?? in Id. packqts ...

... cough, St four from typhoid amid other fevers, and seven from dysentery - and diarrlrcca, but there had not been a death from smallpox. hi Tie ratio of mortality froim diseases of the respiratoryorgansol amounted to 30 5 per 1,000, the deaths occurring principally ...

... the usual fortuigntly meeting of this Board, last night, Mr. It. Williams ?? Medical O10eer reported that three cases of smallpox had occurred in the town, all being imported from Hell Green Flardwsare Foundry, West Bromwich, One of the cases, a Young ...

... the Assessment ComnwIdttee in favourof one of the Old- ?? Clerk reported the receipt ofan account for the maintenance of smallpox patients in the Infectious Diseases Ieospital. In reply to Mr. Oldbury, the Clerk stated that tbe number of cases was 47 ...

... the account from the Wediesbury Local . al Board for the maintenance of the pauper patients in the C r. smallpox hospital during the, recent smallpox epidemic C er in that parish, amountinig to £092. 7 for twenty t Y- patients, including funerals. The Clerk ...