... confer with the local board as to the charges made by the latter for the nursing and maintenance of pauper patients in their small-pox hospitals, reported that they were satisfied that the charges ma.de, 19s 3d per week, were fair, and recommended the board ...

... been 44 hirths and 17 deaths, giving a birth-rate of 37-7, and a death-rate of 14-57 per thousand. There were three cases of smallpox in the town, and steps had bean taken to prevent a spread of the disease. Each case bad been isolated, and the 2,promises ...

... which 177 resulted from measles, 102 from whooping cough, 37 fronm diarrhoea, 32 from fever (principally euteric), 27 from smallpox, 27 from diphtheria, and 26 from scarlei fever. No death froim any of Tiesee disesses was recorded during the week either ...

... following cases of infectious disease were reported, viz. :-Cases of fever 8, of which 6 were removed to hospital; cases of smallpox 3, all of which were removed to hospital; cases of scarlatina 20, of which 6 were removed to hospital. The mean reading of ...

... diseases, of which 224 resulted from measles, 130 from whooping cough, 44 from fever (princi- pally enteric), 37 fromn smallpox, 32 from diar- rhrea, 31 from scaret fever, and 22 from diph tblent. No death from any of these diseases was recorded during ...

... certain persons who had been inmates of the infectious hospital of the urban sanitary authority during the recant outbreak of small-pox. ...

... 55 from t diarrhoma, 4 from fever (principally enteric), 25 el from diphtheria, 25 from scarlet feyer, and 24 from a' small-pox. Nio death from any of these diseases ef was recorded during the week in Derby, while co they caused the highest death-rates ...

... 1). Ihe following e.re g infiectious disease were reported, viz.- -C-5_ G fever 1&, of which 17 were removed to 1 case of smallpox, which 'vas reniovc to K pital; cases of scarlatina 29, of which i11 removed to hospital. The mean re-'-g o' . [barometer ...

... following cases of ; infectious disease were reported, vim. :-Cases of . fever 13, of which 14 were removed to hospital; cases of smallpox 9, of which 8 were removed to hospital; cases of scarlatina21, of which 3 were removed to hospital. The mean reading of the ...

... of not more than two diseases. I suppose I am correct in saying m: that these wards were intended for cholera and for fo small-pox patients, which the Infirmary refused to th receive, though I understand they have also been la used for scarlatina patients ...

... deaths recorded in Cardiff , so that the annual rate was then as low as 15-6. The fatal zymotic diseases were 1 each of small-pox, diphtheria, and whooping-ccugh, end 2 of scarlet fever, altogether yielaing a rate under this head of 2B8, against 5 9 in ...

... to the small-pox cisee, The Medical Officer thought this arrangement would be very much to the public interests. This was decided on, moved byv r Cohen, seconded ?? Hall. Some die. cossion took place as to whether people suffering from small-pox or scarlatina ...