... that smel, and open ditches which receive refuse, soil, and the overflow from cespools. The Lanect then describes cases of smallpox occurring opposite the Castle gates, and which could not be removed because there is no fever hospitaL When itis more generally ...

... ough, 84 from measles, 44 from fever (primcipally enteric), 37 from scarlet fever, 18 from diphtheria, and only 4 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these diseases during the week were recorded in Hull and Huddersfield; and the highest in Salford ...

... from whooping cough, 46 from n fever' (principally enteric), 28 from scarlet fever, Ir 15 from diphtheria, and 13 from smallpox These t diseases caused the lowest death-rates in Hudders- I 'r field and Bradford, and the highest in Slheffield, s Satford ...

... the camp. No doctors being present, two cap- tured missionaries were called in, who declared that he was suffering from small-pox, and was past help. After this the Mahdi called his nephew, gave him his sword, and appointed him his successor. On the following ...

... following cases of infectious diseaso wvere reported, ?? of fever 9, of arhiel 7 wore removed to hospital ; there were cases of smallpox reported ; cases of ecarla- tina 8, of which 5 were removed to hospital. The mean reading of the barometer during the week ...

... 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 ...

... The following cases of infectious disease were reported, ?? of fever 17, of which 12 were removed to hospital; cases of smallpox, 1, which was removed to hospital; cases of scarla- tina 26, of which 5 were removed to hospital. The mean reading of the ...

... annum . 123 Rate of mortality from ayotic diseases - O Died aged 60 and upwards - - - I Under one yeaw old - - I Of fever 0 Small-pox , - 8earlet fever . (deasles - ?? o Whooping cough .. I- .Dierrhrna . .. . . .. - - - ?? Violence ,. 0 Other eauses-e ?? ...

... measles, 95 from wbxpmag cough, 47 from scarlet iever, 32 from e'' (principally enteric), .32 from diohzher:i. r 10 from Smallpox. No deatni fhrn any of these zymotic diseases wns recorded during last week in Hali a-; w9hezeas they caused the highlest ...

... 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 ...

... measles, 94 fromwhooping cough, 33 from scarlet fever, 35from fever' (principallyenteric), 26 from diphtheria, and 5 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these diseases were re- corded last week in Bolton and Halifax, and the highest in Salford, ...

... we but dis- W cover the cause we should be able to grapple 13 with thin plague, as we are, in a measure,able E to do with small-pox, and every other epidemic 1i°o whose active sources have been satisfactorily tit ascertained. But while it is oeitail Of ...