... the minutes of .the PousaU Committet, Mi A. StEPsoN said that in consequence of the considerable increase in the number of smallpox patients during the pa4t month, an argency building, to accommodate 24 patients, had been erected. This bailding'would ...

... on the ship Cestalia of a mother suffering from . confluent smallpox; it was vaccinated when three hours old, and re-vaccinated when threo days old. The child had a slight attack of smallpox, and recovered. It had received the name of the ship. ; The ...

... beds. For smallpox; they have, in addition to the above tie hospitals, one for smallpox only at Plaistow, three floating hospitals on the Thames, and a convalescent camp hospital at Dareuth. These provide a total number of beds for smallpox cases of 1600 ...

... 43 cases of smallpox in the Parkhill Hospital. Since that date ten imore cases had been admitted, fire had been discharged convalescent, and twohad died. SMALLPOX INFECTION. The CHAMILMAN stated in answer to Mr. Hould- lug that the smallpox cases were ...

... of 150 smallpox cases, with an area of land attached sufficient for the erection of sheds in the event of an abnormal epidemic; (2) the selection of two sites on opposite sides of the city for the accommodation of 300 cases other than smallpox and provision ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 45 deaths, being a decrease of 20 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, 2 were due to smallpox (of which 1 was vac- cnrated, and 1 not varcinated), being 1 above the average; 14 to measles, being 1 below the average; ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 43 deaths, being a decrease cf 19 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotie causes, 1 was due to smallpox (notvacciuated),being 1 below the average; 10 to measles, being 2 below the average; 6 to ecarlatina, being 6 below the average; ...

... The following cases of infectious' disease were reported, ?? of fever 12, of which 6 were removed to hospital; cases of smallpox 13, of which 10 were re- moved P to hospital; cases of scarlatiua 26, of which 5 were removed to hospital. The mean reading ...

... that smel, and open ditches which receive refuse, soil, and the overflow from cespools. The Lanect then describes cases of smallpox occurring opposite the Castle gates, and which could not be removed because there is no fever hospitaL When itis more generally ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 50 deaths, being a decrease of 39 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, 1 was due to smallpox (imperfectly vaccmnated), being 1 below the average: 12 to measles, being 2 above theaveraze; 6 to soarlatina, being I below ...

... Bridges i ,says- (664.) My third suggestion would be, so far as smallpox is concerned, that there should be a great f development of convalescent hospitals. The con- E .valescence in smallpox comes earlierthan in most v | other infectious diseases. (66& ...

... 370 in the two previous weeks; of these 112 resulted from whooping cough, 69 from measles, 47 from scarlet fever, 46 from smallpox, 38 from fever (principally enteric, 32 from dipt- theria, and 28 from diarrhn . The lowest death- rates from these diseases ...