... SMALLPOX IN BIRMINGFIA~ff .. - . .. Twenty-three cases have been reported during the past week, against thirty-two the week previous. Number in hospital, November 3 ?? 83 Admitted since ?? 18 Discharged cured ?? 31 Died ?? 1 Remaining November 10 ?? 74 ...

... SMA-LLPOX IN BIRMINGHAM. Twenty cases have been reported during the past week, against twenty-three the week previous. Nuniber in hospital, November 10 ?? 74 Admitted since ?? 20 Discharged cared 23 Died ?? . ?? 2 Remaining November 17 . .. 69 Both tho ...

... over eight wevr, and it hoad already enabled the Board to greatly limit the spread of the smallpox epidemic in the district. The total number of cases of smallpox reported in the dis- trict during the past nine weeks was 78, and 67 had been reuoveed to ...

... were obliged to send smallpox cases to Mill-road, E where there were at the same time a great number s of fever patients. As had been stated, some fever i patients had been sent home convalescent, but had been seized with smallpox, and returned to the ...

... measles 43, fever 16, diphtheria 9, and 3whooping cough 24. 5F ersons lied died from smallpox, as against 9 in the same quarter of last year. The deaths lfres smallpox were greater than in any quarter since the .second quarter of 1875. BIRMINGHAMr CATTLE ...

... 70 from fever i ( pincpally enteric), 63 from whooping 1C ough, 53 fromn diarrbma, 34 from diphtheria, i' and 7 fromh smallpox. The lowest death-rates from 1C 3 these diseases occurred in Norwich and Bolton, IC r and the highest in Leeds and Preston ...

... the corresponding month of last year. Twenty deaths fromn scarlet fever hbld occurred withm the month, and seven cases of smallpox had been sent to the hospital. Zymotic diseases were on the decline, and no death front them had occurred. In 1878 there ...

... measles, 81 from fever (principally enteric), 65 from whooping cough, 60 from diarrhcea, 34 from diphtheria, and S from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from e these diseases occurred in Oldham and Norwih, a and the highest in Newcastle-upon-myne, Man- ...

... diarrhoea, 62 from fever' (principally enteric), 4 1 58 from measles, 51 from whooping cough, 35 from diphtheria, and 5 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these diseases occurred in Norwich and Bristol, and the highest in Salford and Leedai Scarlet ...

... Committee state that, with the exception of an attack of smallpox, the health of the borough has been very satisfac- tory, and that the death-rate is still diminishing. Out of a total of 86 smallpox cases, 44 were removed to the hoseital, and 20 to the ...

... Yates) being mentioned as having been in eommu- iication with the Local Government Board in connec- tion with the present smallpox hospital, we considered it our duty, on behalf of the worlrpeople employed by our firm, that the removal of the hospital ...

... lastyear; the infections case nmberi 45, a :~decrease of 3upon tbe'eek, inldn 28 of typhus . fever,l of typhoid, and lo of smallpox. Tequestonvrawasrised by Mr. Honiding aeto the provision of mzortuary accmmodaton and disinfecling appatu in Walton township ...