... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. At Saturday'e meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums Board, the fortnightly return of the number of fever patients stated that there were remaining under treat- ment in the different hospitals of the Board, 217, ascom- pared with 234 ...

... I THE SMALLPOX IN CANADA. ANTI-VACCINATION RIOTS IN MONTREAL. There were two riots ?? to a first attempt onthepart of the health officersto enforce the Conpulsory Vaccination Act. The first signs of the disturbances appeared early in the morning, when ...

... DARENTH SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. To THE EDIroR.-SrsR,--avingread in your paper of the 28th December the letter of a late. patient at Darenth Smmallpox hospital, its con- tents startled me. I could hardly believe it to be possible, and having a child in the ...

... THE SMALLPOX CAMP AT DTENTH. PAINFUL DISCLOSURES. At a meeting of the St. Pancras vestry, held on Thursday, the subject of the recent serious allega- tions and charges in reference to ill-treatment of smallpox patients transferred from the hospital shins ...

... FEVER AND SMALLPOX IN LONDON. The returns as to the number of fever and smallpox hospitals-under the charge of the Metropolitan Asylums Board, read at Saturday's meeting, showed a con- tinusinee of the serious epjidemic of smallpox in London, and a serious ...

... with respect to the semi- lunatic and idiot class, and it was also to stamp out the smallpox. Little has been done towards the former, while in the matter of smallpox the death-rate has doubled since it has been managed by the Asylums Board. The Royal ...

... which had declined from 22 9 to 18 6 in the four preceding weeks, rose to 24 9 last week. The 1,918 deaths included 33 from smallpox, 22 from measles. 28 from scarlet fever, 28 from diph. theria, 33 from whooping-cough, 11 from entenic fever, 15 from diarrhoea ...

... favour of re- ferring It to the General Purposes committee to deal vwith as they think fit. FEVER AND SMALLPOX IN LONDON. The returns asto fever and smallpox in the metropolis presented at the meeting of the managers of. the Metro politan Asylums district ...

... fever, 18 from diphtheria, 31 from whooping-eough, 11 from enteric fever, 21 from dinrrhcea and dysentery, and not one from small-poX, typhus, any ill- defined form of continued fever or from cholera: thus, 12d deaths were referred to these diseases, bting ...

... rejecting it. . _ __ THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. At the meeting, yesterday, of the Mttropohitan Asylums board, Mr. Galsworthy presiding, it was t eported ttat in the course of two weeks there had been an increase of 128 cases of smallpox under treatment in the ...

... Banis, master of a keel, was charged before the stipendiary with exposing his son, aged nine years, while sultering from smallpox. The keel arrived at Huil with the boy on boar4 suffering from the disease, and he was re- moved to a, public-house. The ...

... Board; and Mr. Taylor, inspector of audits, opened an inquiry into the alleged maladministra- t-on of the Eastern Fever and Smallpox asylum. The expenditure for the year ending Michaelmas last, which was the especial subject of the inquiry, included items ...