... and Li in l'reston. The 31 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 towns included 22 in London, 3 in Hull, arid 2 it. Liverpool. Smallpox caused 4 deaths in Birmingham, 4 In Liverpool, 2 in London, and lin Sunderland. In London 1847 births arid 1503 deaths were ...

... 000, against 20*4, 21*6, and 21*8 in the corresponding periods of 1880, 1881, and 1882. The 1, 503 deaths included 2 from small-pox, 54 from measles, 48 from scarlet fever, 22 from diphtheria, 46 from whooping-cough, 21 from enteric fever, 10 from diarrhcea ...

... 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 ...

... town, I am still in favour of one or two being constructed in central positions in the country for the treatment of fever, small-pox, and general cases, which will probably never reach the town. In the event of outbreaks of cholera also such establishments ...

... Blackburn, 11 in Preston. The 31 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 towns inrlm}‘«lgin lond&:]n,‘3din£ull. and 2 in Liverpool. Smallpox eause eaths in Birminglh..m, 4 in Liverpool, 2 in London, and one in Sundernd. In London 1,247 births and 1,503 deaths ...

... per 1,000, against 10•4, 216, and 211 is the epees Poodholl Periods of 1880, 1881, and 1882. The 1,503 ! inclodeit 2 from smallpox, 54 from measles, 48 from shade ! fever, 22 from diphtheria, 40 from whooping-cough, 21 ' coterie fever, 10 from diarrheas ...

... 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 ...

... and 1.1 in Preston. The 31 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 towns iucluded 22 in London, 3 in Hull, and 2ia Liverpool. Small-pox caused 4 deaths iv Birmingham, 4 in Liverpool, 2 in London, and lin Sunderland, In London 1847 births and 1503 deaths were ...

... erection near the south-east side of the borough, and which is intended to be used as a borough hospital for the reception of smallpox patients and other cases of infectious disease, for which there is at present no special provision. Owing to the heavy calls ...

... The elections for the Legislative Council were held hut Wednesday, and vasaed wr with o ut much excitement The report that small-pox had broken out at Sunday ID River, Natal, has been otficially contradicted. The disease has shown itself at several points ...

... nation may not be thrown over for blasupha's bad conduct. Great anxiety exists in Basutoland 011 account of the spread of small-pox, and there is an inclination among the people to conceal cases. Various current cenc.erning the future of Cetewayo. One ...

... clections foe the Legislative Council were held fls. Wedneeday, and passed off witliout much excite- Liont, ‘l'ne report that small.pox bad broken out at Sunday's River, Nuta!, has Leen offcially contradicted The disease has shown itself at several points in ...