... SMALLPOX IN BIRMINGHAM. The return of the Health Committee sbows that 39 cases have been reported this week, against 32 last. Number in hospital, October 13 ?? 104 Admitted during the week ?? 37 Discharged cured ?? ?? 26 Died ?? 3 Remaining in Hospital ...

... SMALLPOX AT RANDSWORTH. At the West Bromrwich Board of Guardians' meeting yesterday-Mr. G. Garratt presiding-a discussion arose with reference to the spread of smcallpo at Handsworth. -Mr. Jacobs observed that a few weeks ago a very serious case of smallpox ...

... contact with fellow-workmen wiho re- sided there, where smallpox still prevailed. There was accommodation at the hospital for sixteen patients at the least, and considering the prolonged existenee of smallpox in surrounding towns, it was well for Wednesbury ...

... Bromwich for the reception and treatment in the West Brom wieh Hospital of persons in the Local Board district suffering from smallpox; and recommended the Board to direct the clerk to affix the seal of the Bonrd to the agreement. The report was ?? MEDICAL ...

... year. There had been one death from smallpox. sl During tice quarter the birthlrrte. was 3268, and tle TV death-rate 10 4B. 'There had been a few cases af scarlet fever A in the district, and one slight case of smallpox had been taken to al the Workbouse ...

... pas',t roItls, 44 1i)mg mtales and 37 femalee, giving ani adual rate of 17-0 per 1,000. Four deaths had resulted; fromu smallpox, 1 from scarlet-fever, 3 from diptheria, 2S from diarrhtea, 5 from diseases of the respiratory organss. 6 from phthisis, ...

... fevor, b5 from -'fever (prinoipally cateric), .19 from mee sles 44 from whooping-cough, 26 from diphtlheria anod 8 from small-pox. The lowsest dcath-r,,to from those discrses occorred in Xerwich, nud the highest in Bolton, Preston, and ?6ewcastle-uponsTiyer ...

... ssx months' S notice. SMALLPOX AT ASTON. 1.eo ?? or fh the TsY PosT. .t Sir,-I see from the replort of the meeting of the Aston n Local Board that very little progress seems to be made in d providing a permanent building for smallpox and fever, or ., to ...

... tortsmouth; and diarrhma in Preston. The - 37 deaths from dlkhtheria in the [28 towns included 28 In London and. 3 in Nottingham. Smallpox caused 4 deaths in Birmingham and I in Sunderland. The annual rate of mortality from all causes pe 1000 persons estimated ...

... fever, 4 from ill-defined forms of continued fever, 38 from diarrhcea and dysentery,1 from simple cholera, and not one from small-pox; thus, 205 deaths were referred tothesediseases, being 25 below the corrected average number in the correspond- ing weeks ...

... celerk) said lie understood that the hospital for smallpox cases at Tipton vsos open for the reception of patieuts. c lr, Vindechill (the iscedical otlicer of healtb) had lwritten, P saying tbat the smallpox epidenic xs-as not pow so bad Ai as rumour would ...

... mortality rate is 10 per 1,00 living at all ages. Fevers caused 20 deaths; diarrhera, 102; scarla- tine, 6S ; diphtheria, I, smallpox, 0; moesles, 0: whoop- ing couch, 12; total, 203. This is indeed a very heavy list, nud especially when we review the fact ...