... and disap- peared. Our greatest statistician, Dr. Farr, tells us that Small-pox attained its maximum mortality after inoculation was introduced. The annual deaths from small-pox (in London) from 1760 to I779 were on an average 2,323. In the next twenty ...

... and we cannot help recalling the wisdom shown by the brother of the deceased gentleman a few months ago, when tie death by small-pox of his unvaccinated son converted him to the belief in' the efficacy of vaccination, and induced him to have the prophet ...

... a2, Wigmorci street, London, W. Descriptive Pamphlets au4 Illustrated Priced Catalogues, post free. *SAN ITARY PRECAUTION.-Smallpox T increasing to an alarming extent, and otlher in. fectious diseases are more than usually prvalent for th~e ~isnter Season ...

... an attack of small-pox as a criminal offence ? The people of Leicester declared yesterday that vaccination is useless, because they that are whole need not a physician, and their town was so exceptionally healthy as to make small-pox impossible. * ...

... been traced to a potinall at asmail public-house, who took beer to customers and served behind the bar while suifering from small-pox. Two public-houses in St. Peter's district, as %yell as Angleis'-gardens Board school, had been closed in consequence of ...

... order. OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT WELLINGTON BARRACKS. Since the Canadian boatmen, some eighty in number, who were employed in the Nile Expedition arrived in London last Tuesday night, several of them have been attacked with small-pox, including their commander ...

... order. OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT WELLINGTON BARRACKS. Since the Canadian boatmen, some eighty in number, who were employed in the Nile Expedition arrived in London last Tuesday night, several of them have been attacked with small-pox, including their commander ...

... pIsace. INCREASE OF SMALL-PO.X IN LONDON. svt tileeldy meeting of the Islington Board of (;uardians yesterday, Mr. Member of the Metropolitan Asylums Board reported that there were at 1 e5~1 t 1t patients suffering from small-pox under treatment in the ...

... in Lnedon fron Egypt last week, and has since been quartered at the Wel- lingnrn l arracks, has succumbed to an attack of small-pox. hlr. Justin .MIcCarthv has received no intimation of the fact stated in some of tile papers yesterday that he had been selected ...

... be liable to infection when surrounded by an atmosphere of small-pox. Vaccination affords us an uninflammable garment, and when clothed in it we can brave the flames of mischief which small-pox may otherwise cause. Hotel proprietors and restaurateurs ...

... Wallace, and such of your readers as care for the facts about the influence of compulsory vaccination oP the mortality from small-pox in England and Wales, may fnd this table:- Mean Annual Deaths froa: Siall-pox at successive Life-periods, per M1illion living ...

... two preceding weeks, fell to 20.3. There were 4i deaths from small-pox, i6 from measles, 18 from scarlet fever, 19 from diphtheria, and 41 from whooping-cough. The 41 fatal cases of small-pox did not include 19 deaths of London residents from this disease ...