... teat two yam had haanno.milinty far any boapital, teat aatUdaatmy wtentwowMha .agnlrad to fntnra, hit ayidamfia of akoter* smallpox broke oatitwonld aiuniiry.—Mr. Unwoarri: If Looal Board did to dnty than wonld T—Dr. rapttad ia ttea aSraaUf*, aad tk* avbjact ...

... measles, 56 from scarlet fever, 43 from fever (principally enteric). 35 from diphtheria 32 from diarrhcea, and 31 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these diseases were recorded last week in Derby, Brighton, and Nottingham; and the highest in ...

... ending Jap Slit, and the corresponding week iir three preceding j ears : Average of De*th. 1385. 1884. 1883. 1834. 6 yrs. Smallpox Typhus, typhoid. 1 1 -5 Scarlatina, 1 I 2 2* Measles I 'l6 ...

... and death-rate of 17 per 1,000 per annom, Last month (January) there were three more cases of death from smallpox. There were at preseut six smallpox patients in the work- house hoepital —During the chairman's commani cation the result of the proceedings ...

... verdict of guilty was returned, and the prisoner, who was recommended to mercy, was sentenced four months' hard labour. Smallpox London.—The fatal cases of registered in London, which had been and 43 the two preceding weeks, declined to 29 last week ...

... Southport 1 1 Bufford 1 Bickerstaffs 1 Aughtou Dowuholland 1 Halsall 8 Maghull i 1 will table no registered during the year from smallpox measles scarlatina diphtheria whooping cough will me draw will more of the cottage oat of repair when into it promised to ...

... boy on board, *nffering from the disease, and was removed publiohouse. The direct result was stated to bo twelve cnees of small-pox were admitted iuto Hul F« vcr lioMpitnl. The lad was affected towards the end of October, but was not taken to the till the ...

... ending e|iteuibtr They were uo* doubtedly fco the excessively hot weather which at tint time prevailed. The total absence of smallpox i satisfactory feature of the past year. This is with“U*. doub - partia ly due to tji« present efficient system ol vaccination ...

... deaths, and was thus greatly under the mean. Othor fevers, too, scarcely reached the average, neither did whooping cough. Small-pox and diphtheria, on the other hand, showed some excess. There were 14,797 deaths in workhouses, hospitals, and public institutions ...

... preserve the township in tact, © H. Jones seconded the which waa agreed to.—Tbe Clerk said there had lately been a case of smallpox in the townsbip, and he aod the medical ofBoer of bealth bad beem placed ia a very awkward position, in consequence of the ...

... But though we can neither understand nor defend the cost of Mr. Leake's revaccinations we can assure him that one case of smallpox, even a mild one, in his family in the middle of London season would more costly, serious, and annoying business than even ...

... has been but a very slight decrease in smallpox fmortalitv - that the available evidence fails to prove that such de- crease is the result of vaceinattooc; that vaccination has not diminished the severity of smallpox as a disease; and that concurrently with ...