... to the hospital. s el'll- arl SEDGLEY. a All TIaE SMALLPOX OUTfBREAK.-Dr, Walker, the medical t anor aincer for the Upper Sedgley district, hls issued a report t statin- that four fresh cases of smallpox have occurred q you wvithin his district. He had ...

... Wednesday, to the magistrate at the Lamboth Police Court,. He saidadoctor bad ordered the removal of a Child of his to the Smallpox Hospital, and it proved that it was only suffering from measles. The man and his wife had been kept ontofwork bocause'of ...

... the corresponding imonth of last year, the annual death-rate being 17.1. The 5 deaths from zymtic diseases were 18-viz., smallpox, 0; m measles, 11; scarlet fever, 1; dipththeria, 1; whooping r cough, 1; fever. 1; and diarrhoea, 3. The total r number ...

... oil home eand foesgn a oestations. with the exception of London and WViodsor., In ret SMALLPox s,4 LoNDON.'-In consequence of. the cban. Es 0ttinned increase of smallpox in London, -th6 authorities, port, firm with the Approval of the Local Governmnent ...

... Pritchett approving of the action of the Sanitary Autso ty; hut it was lost, and the resolution was carried y a large majority. SMALLPOX IN BIRmTlNGHA Eighteen cases have been reported during- the past week. Number in hospital, March 29, 1834 ?? 1 Admitted since ...

... the sum realised hist year. The slackness ot trade doubtless aceuisted f or the deoecase. Tonching thorecent outbreak of smallpox in Wolverhampton and the district, tire fact that the medical officer of health was able to send in the cases as thiey occurred ...

... beets disburainieI death. To some extent tine unusual amouit Of iirls r i death had been due to the cpidemics of scarlet Iln` smallpox wnhich had occurred during tine year, itr. at least be said, however, that during tie svh)le *i;d the society they had mever ...

... ; or write to the Hon. Sir Saul Samuel, 5, Westminster Chambers, S.W,, the Agent-General in London for New South Wales. SMALLPOX AT SALTLEY. To 0ce EDITOn of lhe DAMLY PoSr. Sir,-I observe in your issue to-daya letter signedby Mr. E. B, Strutt, the chairman ...

... that the return of these persons in such circumstances is likely to cause a recrudescence of the epidemic. Als out. break of smallpox and typhoid fever are also feared unless the municipality unremittingly continue the thorough- going seinirary measures which ...

... death -rate being 20 per ?? Sanitary Inspector called attention to the careless way in which canal bhat people suffering from smallpox were moved about, and mentioned several cases which had conic to his knowledge. He had written for information with a view ...

... occurred, lie treated it as a 1. scare, like the smallpox scare, which hnad proved a race lt nilchcow for the doctors, remarking that when the scare was over tie cow died. It may th added that this smallpox scare cost the borough a large number of a ...

... agree with Mr. Chirm in wiish t ing that some remedy could be found for it. Yours faithfully, C i January 22, 1884. CEPHA9_ SMALLPOX AT SALTLRY. n 9 e the EDITOR oe the DAILY POST. - Sir,-There is evidently an error in Mr. Steph6enis othi a vaccination ...