... of whit1 tesultoed from measles, 130 from whooping..,c0,1 from ,fever (principally eitericO, 26 from dn *iar!'i 32 from smallpox 33 irrom scarlet fever, and lt7 h dirphtlheria. N o death from any of these ca(..Un ' renoided during the week in Derby waeres ...

... the Central Library, against 37,080 for the corresponding termr; and to the branches 46,999, against 44,1510. THE, LzXDS SMALLPOX HoSPITAL.-The Medical Officer of Health for the borough (Dr. Goldie), in his quarterly report presented to a meetrur of the ...

... it had threatened them since oh beginning of February, and had been deferred noto tjhevillage could be declared free from smallpox, T-t unexpectedness of the event, and not want of cosuage ii of endurance to face its consequences, may be taksms the cause ...