... this Board was held on Friday; Mrr. B. T. 0adler ?? Medical Officer reported that since his last report ten fresh cases of - smallpox had broken out, five of the cases being in ons house. One death had resulted from the ?? was resolved to contribute £0114 ...

... ivh ant of ersutiori. One oftre bearers, a weoman, carried the coffin containuing Vila body of at child which h~dt dirti of smallpox ore her lop, With the result that she wats shortly afterwards taken ill with the disease arid died. The Health Comurittec ...

... last ten years the health of the city had very much n ive improved indeed. In 1872 and 1873 there were 233 deaths a 1by from smallpox; during the ten years since there had only the been one death, In 1874, there were 150 deaths from tue scarlet-fever; since ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. ive W~*IOLVERIHAMPTON. rn SMALLPOX.-Three patients have been admitted into lythe infectious ward of the hospital, suffering fromn emi.I- pox. Two of them hail from Heath Town, and the other I 6 conies from within the borough. - ASSAUILTINGS ...

... the terms and arrange- insislts for infectioius hospital accommnodation-lb Nres stated there had been no forther casss of smallpox in the town iicee last weck. Bl'IDG.NORTIl. TowN CouNalc.-The monthly meeting of this body was hald yesterday ; ?? Mayor ...

... opsration was skilfully performnedby a medical 70E practitioner belonging to Yeovil. A wooden building, used originally as a smallpox epi- 16 demic hospital, in Partick, Glasgow, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday. Two firemen wero buried beneath the ) ruins ...

... expected that a battle will be fotight to-day. Smallpox in a virulent form is reported to have broken out in Russia, a station-master on the rail- way between Brest and Moscow having died of black smallpox. The station is consequently closed, and the trains ...

... meetirg of tire Metropolitan Asylunms managers on Saturday, Sir 13. Cirric pointed to thie great increase in tire iriniber of smallpox patients during the past fortnighst, and said it swould appear that London seas goillr' to be badly alliroted all this rWinter ...

... publish the recent advertisement nr~ api, ryepuldiating the appointment of Mr. Van Nickerk as of 1 Assistant Commissioner. Smallpox in increasing to an abc -alarming ex-tent at the Diamond Fields. The steamer a :Crocodile, from Calcutta to Demerara, with ...

... cannot lie ablsorbced iltshiss other departments ait GCsathsam Dockyarel. A singular incident occurred at Crosce onl Thursday. Smallpox bles recently been broughtr into thise town, and some alarm seas occasioned by the report that oen of the psatients had escaped ...

... the four weeks ending November 23 84. deaths were reported, giving a death-raie~of 164-. 39- During the month 14 eases of smallpox and 10 cases of scarlet fever had beon ?? Highway Committee I recommended that the tramway in Paradlese Street having a been ...

... the frst cases occurred there probably would have been a check to the epidemic. Although the fever was not infectious like smallpox and scarlet fever, the conditions found among the poor when it broke out were often such as to make it infectious. Dr. Parsons ...