... of smallpox, as compared with 7 in the, preceding fortnight. Of these 1 was the brother of a patient whose case was reported last fortnight. He was the only member of the family who would not ar-nt revaccination, and the only one who took smallpox. The ...

... operation to-day.s lit Tine DANGEa OF COMBUSTIBLE DIsINFFcT- R I IU- ANTiS-MN'iners residing at Tudhoe Colliery- 1 of where the smallpox epidemic has broken out- of 50' have been supplied with Stockholm tar' for L rae, disinfecting purposes k and onl Saturday ...

... attached to Ebenezer Chapel, Beekett-street, ILeeds, for the purpose of considering the questions of the removal of the Smallpox Hospital and the proposed purchase by the Town Coundil of tbe ouse of lecovery. Mr. F. G. Heseldin presided, and there were ...

... which had been 22.7 and 21.2 per too in the two preceding weeks. further declined to 19.8. The deaths included two from small-pox, 54 from measles, 48 from scarlet fever, 22 from diphtheria, 46 from whooping-cough, 21 from enteric fever, lo from 'dysentery ...

... is which ha been. 22.7 and 21.2 per 1,00 in the two precedibg weeks, further delined to 19.8. The deaths indcded two -rain smallpox, .1 from mesiles. 48 from sarlet fever, 22 frow dipha, 46 from whooping cough, 21 from B cntc fever, 10 frm _dYftntWY, and ...

... scarlet fever, 80 from whooping-cough, 6 from fever (principally enteric), 31 from diphtheria, 23 from diarrhoea. and 11 from smallpox. No deaths from any of these diseases were recorded either in Portsmouth, N'orwich or Halifax; they causee the highest d ...

... annum . . 21,4 Rate of ?? from otlc desees O. Dled aged 60 and upwards - a Under one yer old I _ . _ 1 Of fever ? ? ? ? ? Small-pox?_ ?? _? _ _? 0 Scarlet fever _ MIeasles ? ?? ' Whooping cough - - - - - - 0 Dlarrha - - - - 0 Diphtheria - - - - 0 Violence ...

... Trunk Rail- . w d Canada, near Toronto, yesterday morning, by which twenty-seven men were killedand thirty .-ea-ept , th-at smallpox had broken out at Sunday's River, Natal, has been officially Contra dited.- The disease has shown itself ir several Ponto ...

... services rendered by him in connection with the smallpox epidemic in the district. Mr. WAINWBIIGTr, in moving the adop- tion of the report, said he was pleased to be able to state, in reference to the smallpox epidemic, that'this month was even more favourable ...

... Tuesday, the Premier declared that the Government had taken as the basis of its policy the withdrawal of the paper currency. Smallpox is said to be spreading rapidly among the Basutos, having been imported by natives returning from the Kuimberley diamond ...

... The elections for the Legislative Council were held last Wednesday, and passed off withoutmuch excitement. The report that smallpox had broken out at: Sunday's River, -Natal has been officially con- tradicted. The diseaseiat shown itself at sevoral points ...

... the prisoners lid been generally good. ROne ?? of ?? ocdurred in the prison ; the fatient was immedintely removed to the smallpox hos- pita , and soon recovered from the attack. It was %with regret that the committee hed noticed that at a publio meeting ...