... 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 ...

... Cottage to the defender, r from the period 15th June to 31st August, and that on the 11th August the defender was attacked by S smallpox, and on the 12th the defender's son called M upon him (pursuer) with the view of ascertaining b whether the pursuer would ...

... where there is no vaccination. tho mortality from small-pox is frightful.' Thehistory of twenty-five families was recenitly taken, in which it appeared thatout of 190persons born, exactly l0,) died of small.pox. All the otborsexcept two children had bad the ...

... Queen'c evidence, and let oat all he knows. Altogether, the cease may be said to be going swimmingly. The continued increase of smallpox in Lon- don is calling forth fresh activity on the part of the Metropolitan Asylums Board In Ken- sington, last year, a ...

... deaths from small-pox amongst the navaccinated as against the vac- cinated were 200 to one. May I venture to question the correctness of this startling foreboding to anti-vaccinatore for the following reasons. lat. That confluent small.pox often obliterates ...

... Elia, and will be joined at the harbour by the Government tug IDlig/It of St. oh n, ordered to Queenstown for that purpose. SMALL-POX IN ISLINGTON. At the weekly meeting of the Islington board of guardians yesterday the clerk reported that the number of Islington ...

... lihm not been filled lip. ESTATE CiosnErn--Thu Council Is recommended to Instruct r the Sanitary Committee to canue the Small-pox Htospital to be re- moved from Rowditeb within twelve months. The Co)nncil IY lso S recommeuded to atthorlue this committee ...

... large pariah in the north of London, smallpox is Rsgipg almost like the plague, and its denstations in a large poor population are traced to a pot- man in a public house not only serving at the bar while he had the smallpox, but actually delivering beer from ...

... nine years, while suffering from small-pox. The keel arrived at Hull with the boy on board suffering from the disease, and he was removed to a public-house. The direct result was stated to be that twelve cases of small-pox were admitted into Hull Fever Hospital ...

... two preceding weeks, fell to 20.3. There were 41 deaths from small-pox, 16 from measles, iS from scarlet fever, 15 from diphtheria, and 41 from whooping-cough. The 41 fatal casei of small-pox did not include 19 deaths of London residents front this disease ...

... ec.itement in the district was afterwards somewhat allayed by the lii!urr'tion of several of the prisoners on bail. ItiE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC is increasing in London, and at the Meeting this week of the Metropolitan Asylums Board it was sug- gestedl that ...

... deathe 107, below tho average numbers in the corresponding weeks of the last ten years. whe 1,807 dets incloded 43 from small-pox, 20 from measles, 18 from scarlet feves-, 12 from diphthersa, 49 from whooping couglm, 1from typhus, 9 from essterriofrever ...