... year paper signed ' T. D. Sibly. Will you allow me to correct L an inaccuracy in it? Of our eight nurses only one has h had smallpox (not three &S etatedj, and she was 'not vaccinated early enough to protect her. Her attack was however, very mild. It is ...

... in the two preceding weeks; of these C 104 resulted from whooping-cough, 63 from measles, o3 ' from Ecarlet fever 46 from smallpox, 37 from diphthecia, u 34 from fevers (principally enteric), and 29 from a diarrhoea. The lowest death.rates from these ...

... . 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; ...

... .- 140 Rate of mortality from ?? dibeases - 2 Died aged 60 and npwrrds I 1 Under one year old - -. * - 0 Of fever - - 0 small-pox - 0 carlet fever - - - - - o Measles -- - -. 0 Whooping cough 0 Diarrhowa-. - - a Dphtheri . - o Violence - - - - - - 8 Otber ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Banis, master of a keel, was charged before the stipendiary with exposing his son, aged nine years, while sultering from smallpox. The keel arrived at Huil with the boy on boar4 suffering from the disease, and he was re- moved to a, public-house. The ...

... and were credited with six, against 12 and 16 in the two previous weeks. There were also two of fever, and one each of small-pox, scarlet fever, and whooping cough. There were three deaths in Cardiff due to violence, and seven persons died in the public ...

... agreed to the ?? Meolical 0 ce OQicer reported 60 deaths, being at the rate of 276 per e of thousand. There woer two eases 'of smallpox in the 1 of ?? Clerk reported that le had obtainedl ;£3,000. a lie for thoe trchlase of lantd in Stonsy Lane, end E5,500; ...

... in leeds for .Tanuary, yet I am sorry I am compelled to report to you that at present there is another case, of imported smallpox in the Borough 1ospital. The history of the caee is as follows: A mnrried woman, her husband, and two children have been ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...