... . 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; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...