... 5s., safinet PiDS. 19-e. Ol/qd. last ?? ii. o meeting of this Sanitary Authority afterwvarde, it was re- ported that tise smallpox tents were bilown down by the oh v'ioleiice of the gcale omi Saturday. There ivere six patienits r, Iin thmem at the thus ...

... 1882 9 cases of smatehpox and 220,: ecarlatina were receive frons the borough initotts hospital. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ SMALLPOX IN BIRtMINGHA7er. Forty-eight cases have been reported durnag the paP. Number in .hospital, January 26, 1334. 137.. r Admitted ...

... reported a death-rats of cil 26,52 per 1,000. Eleven of the deaths were from scarlet 51 fever, anod one from smallpox. There were other smallpox ti pa~tients, and the report recommended. revaccitiation, free ef ventilation, [itnu no ?? accounts for pay- ...

... Board ?? waa re- ported that there were eight smallpox cases in the hospital, four of them being in the convalescent ward. A letter of enquiry was read from the Local Government Board with regard to the smallpox epidemic, and the Clerk said he had I ascertained ...

... Workhonse1 Gravelly Hill-Mr. J, B, s Stoice in the chair-tho Vaccination dfficer (Mr. J. Si . Stephens) reported four cases of smallpox il thie Manon n district, seven iu the borough portion of the Union, and e one in Saltlcy-making together twelve fresh Cases ...

... assure the Council that if thre week of the ci Health Committee was to he lone as ithlad been done-thse &l epidemnic of smallpox not abating, but increasing, and the s; difficulties of dealing with tire nightsoil also increasing-he ri feared that the ...

... being 211 pe 1,000. The birth-rate was 44 per 1,000. Thirteen deatls were attributed to zymotic diseasces, inclnding two from smallpox and eight from scarlet fever-Mr.. Morgan broughtiforward a scheme for lighting ?? most dangerous parts of the district, and ...

... operation and defends it from the charges not unfrequserstly made against it. The extent and viruleude of the ravages of smallpox before l Jeuner's discovery are powerfully described, and a few in, disputablo statistics are given whereby the utility of ...

... REMOVAI OF SMALL-FOX PCTcENe's.-Mr. folbherton. cleri to the Local Beard, applied for three compulsory orders to remove small-pox patients from the Delpid-Mr. . Boemheygrantod the order under the 1?4th section of the e' Pubic Health Act. i Rt REjAIKAs3LS ...

... ame of ,Staticrs in cadlr February ?? y .169 ?? Wiredor ?? 17-22 ?? ?? 17 45, Average 17 -19 February 7. S_1wan Vellsge ?? SMALLPOX IN BIRMINGHAM. Twenity-sight eases havoe been reported during tire past week. Nuesber in hospital, Febreary 2, ?? Adiritted ...

... several lives have been elst. Sixty of the rioters at Corismntino have been arrested, and crnmmitted for trial at Accra, Smallpox is stated to be ragilig ill Coomnassic. CAPE TOW'N, JANUARY 22 (lia Plymouth). The disturbances iu the Leribe district have ...

... the average 9amount of sickness, but that from the end of May the o health of the township bad been better than usual. A Smallpox lied given rise to some anxiety. Thirteen cases had apjseared during the first quarter, five in thle second, and three its ...