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... in Leiceeter, Wolverhempton. and Sunderland. Of the 473 deaths from smallpox, 420 occurred in London, 20 in Manchester, 9 in Livelrool, and S in Sunderland. The prevalence of smallpox in- London, judged by the returns of the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals ...
... measles 95 from whooping-cough, 47 from scarlet fever, from lever (principally enteric), 32 from diph- theria, and ' 10 from smallpox, NO death from any of these zymotie diseases was recorde~d during the week in Halifax, whereas they cas~ued tbn highest ...
... past fortnight four patients suffering from smallpox had been admitted to the Hospital on the Garrison side, and five hai been discharged convalescent. Ther were now live patients undir treatment from smallpox in the Respite I1.-The Chairmaa read a statement ...
... Preston, and Leicester. Of ed the 24 deaths from diphtheria, 19 occurred in London, and as lut 5 in the 27 provincial towns. Smallpox caused 14 iet deaths in London anrd its outer ring (exclusive ot 1iu the he Metropolitan Asylum Hospital and camp at Darenth) ...
... measles, 94 from whooping. cough, 33 from scarlet fever, 35 from fever (principally entedio), 26 from di htheria, and o from smallpox. Thie lowest death - rates from these diseases were recorded last week in Bolton and Halifax, and the highest in Salford ...
... English representatives. CANADA. (TIMES TELEGRAM.) PHrLADELPrfIA, Thursday.-Montreal has been in a partial piardo about small-pox. High mass has been celebrated in the church of St. Roo)k imploring aid to remove the scourge. Sir F. Hincks was privately ...
... 26th of July. I am sorry at the same time to have to report to you that two cases were reported to me on Juiy 31st. One was smallpox, the other in my opinion was not; hence the latter case was not removed to hospital, but the former was on that date, and ...
... certain railway in Brazil, owiorr, t'eiy state to unprecedented floods during the years 1880 and Iatn and to an eoideumio of smallpox, iln consequenco of WI ?? upwards of 1,CU0 of treir workpeople were ill hospital at their eost during thowe two years, to ...
... from private ha~tattons. Then ?? l a not so intense here as inl London.Tiywr s- to find that in London Where ?? 'aOl i I smallpox wore frequently appusars than m; , What did yost trlick of the canuel year . - IWell, replied Dir. Pichou, ,what we fir ...
... infectious diseases were notified, including 4 from scarlet fever, 4 from typhoid fever, t 3 from diphtheria, and 1 from smallpox. Both scarlet I fever end smallpax cootinue to be prevalent at Illeyv . and eases of bottn disease from that health resort ...
... the Act. They were fined 10s. each,. The latest returus show that of 2,400 infants only t80 weie vaccinated. There is nO smallpox. DEflON STIo AION AT ALEXANDRIA.-Through two miles of crowded streets, a rhouster detutation of several thousant Ehuropeans ...
... Charity of Saint a Augustine at Marseilles. She has attended the-dick duriig I a all theepidemicsof cholera, typhus fever, and smallpox ] ic which have visited the hospitals since 1842. s:, IR 1H D. WoLFP's MissioN.-Sir H. D. Wolff, c before leavinu London ...