... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... tesaoi t atq rA = eel She attended a medical several engagements in W houses as a profteMonal nurse, acceptint a are Cl small-pox, or typhoid, or one of measles, with equal indifference. Viv&6olll4 decidedly clever. with • pretty face. and • lissom figure ...

... bereelf, but ebe the to bave applied bereeif wita tepeei to t Mbe « medica! the veral engagements in W of lone as a prof mare, smallpox, ot typhoid or one of measies, with col equal indifference. decidediy clever, ney with a pretty face, and fiqure, it is pot ...

... According to the medical offlier's report for m January there were no deaths from seven zymotic th diseases; from measles, 0; smallpox, 0; scarlet P! fever, 0; diphtheria, 0; whoopine cough, 0; typhus enteric, and simple fever, 0; diarrhoia, 0; cholera and ...

... in the 28 towns included 19 in London, 3 in Liverpool and in Birmingham, and 2 in Manchester and in Newcaatle-upon.Tyne. Smallpox caused 63 deaths in Lodon and its outer ring of suburban districts, .3in Birminghaml, and 1 both in Liverpool and in Cardiffh ...

... that the health of the borough was in a serious condition, for they were surrounded with smalluox. There were 14 cases of smallpox in six different centres, and these would probably lead to 66 cases more before long. There was consequently the greatest ...

... amendment,— Hul sail there were at the boroagb canes of smallpox from six centres, and onices steps were taken to it bose six centres woul | soon raise more cases, They would tbe boroagk fall of smallpox by and would bot come by acd people to live bo it Re ...

... monthly mneeting of the Bootle O°a Council, yesterday, Dr. il, chair- (aIt Othe Health Commlittee, stated that ere 14 cases of smallpox in six LQIhrenCUcutres of the borough, and there a3 exe, probability of the disease spread >f it Ws ae~reed to erect a temporary ...

... Of deaths from that Ellen Grant was tbe bead leader of this decrease of J? on the averages. rymotio causrs, | was doe to smallpox (pot vacci- Dotorious gang. It was shown that the prosecutor nated), being | below the average; 3 to measles, was wounded ...

... . Zymotic aisase occasdonel 35 deaths, being a decrese of 19 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, I wa due to smallpox (not vainated), being 1 below the average; 8 to meaes, being 1 above the average; 6 to scar a, being 4 below the average; ...