... occrlrrd from epidemic disease. The births during the same peried were:-- I Mlales, 31; and females, 84. E [I rl CAsizs 01' SMALL-Pox AT RtASLAR. 9The Sanitary Inspector (hfr. Easton) presented a I report with ref~erence to the recent oases of small-X l pox ...

... diphtheria in the 28 towns, 1b occurred tin Iiondon, four in Idverpool, anld two each in t otrotinghamn, Bradlford, and Cardiff. Small-pox d caused G0 deaths in Londons and its outer ring of en sburban diistricts, and two in Lxiverpool. The ie annual rate of mortality ...

... of 050 .c 'Txel nielmtr ill p ruiheily ho eontmimtiler of thle ,Xre in U I CC IU ii ?? lii hts'e siicd ii'a~im. tlirouuth smallpox, of Mu'. lfdses~rk I Caldsi wlt r , clivb Ito5 it ( ;oagralphteal tod.yeietvacse are )s )t ?? aLble: smult uhtee t triano ...

... wh iof ayhe sang very ci.. U~pon his asking Suett hnow he pylked it, \Vhy, sir, said Sneit, }your song is hire tus the sma~ll-pox:' H Jow s that ? A devihbli g'.'ed thing when it's over. Thke person imneeeieaely got naaeadae~napa oteupn ?? en appeal ...