... Lceal ?? Board as to tile steps to be taken In regard tc revareination, under the cir. f cumestances of tile outbreak of smallpox and tine Chaloman satld tire Guardlimas Iran really anrticipated theso instructions. A house-to.Irouse visitation had been ...

... fever or measles at the house.-Mr. Dainty wrote CO' to the Board, complaining that the Visiting Coesmittee had erected tile smallpox hospital tents too il~ac lihe property atid dwelling-house. On this subject Dr. Higgs Isad written to the Board, stating ...

... his causing the summons to issue._ - I A NrassTr SOre NucSANog.- 7Adsted Rofw writes:- Last year we had a visitation of small-pox in this district, two or three at a time being attacked is the same house. Our borough authorities are inviting another attack ...

... 000, as against 16,5 in the corresponding month of last Tear. Scarlet fever had carried off 12 per- , sons, typhoid , and smallpox 1. The last-named disease was rapidly diminishing in intensity. There were but four cases in the hospital, and two in other ...

... remained tao in t- the hmoopital, who would soon be, discharged. The report 1 t also referred to several fresh eases of small-pox schileh head a occurred in the Adderley Park Road, the ori--in of which h lad been traced to be an importation fro is t me ...

... granting theC medical officer and the insapctur of nueisances some extra a retnuneratieos fbr siervices resider-ed during the smallpox c ?? question of ties purehasee of the ?? a - aid illackhteaths gas unrdertakictg was again diecusseth a stud ultimately ...

... for some years, and Mr. Chamberlain does not know what his qualification as an elector was, I am, &c., INGRAMI B. WALKEIt, SMALLPOX IN BIRMINGHAM. Forty-two cases have been reported daring the past week, Number in hospital, January 5,1884 110 Admitted ...