... causes, which had been iS.8 in each of the two preceding weeks, declined to 17.5 last week. The 1,371 deaths included 5 from small-pox, 55 from measles, 12 from scarlet fever, 14 from dipththeria, 45 from whoop1in g-cough, 14 from enteric fever, 3 from ill-defined ...

... Board of Works be called to the matter. It was also stated that two men who were employed on the heap had been seized with smallpox. The chairman said the owner ought to be indicted for a nuisance. After a long discussion Dr. Egan's motion was agreed it ...

... which bad been 18.S in each of -the two pre- ceding weeks, declined to 17.5 ast week. The 1,371 deaths included 5 from small-pox, 55 from measles, 2 from scarlet fever, 14 from dipth- theria, 45 from whooping-cougb, 14 from enterie fever, 3 from ill- ...

... diarrhoea, 819 from rnolisles, 85 from whooping-Cough, 49) from fever, 27 from starlet fever, 23 from djphtle~ria,, and 6 fronl smallpox. These diseases caused the lowest death-raerta InI Halifax and Brediord,' ann tbe highest in Gardili, Portsmouth, end Preston ...

... ,. - ,, . General Hospital - , . - Bristol Union Workhouse - 2 Barton Regis Union Workhouse a Lunatic Asylum - - , a 11 Small-pox Hospital - - - . O Fever Hospital - , , , 0 JUL Peter's Hoepital , , 0 Mlildren'o Hospital - - - 1 NWusery for Fmbeless Infants ...

... sanitary authorities. In i reply to questions it was stated that there was not much i fever in the town, and only one case of smallpox in the 1 hospital belonging to the borough. The report was adopted, _ _i STAFFORD, TOWN COUNCIL-The monthly meeting of this ...

... the house of Mr Ths. Sorrell, 20, High- t street, ledcar. v SnALL'OX AT HAnTLXP0oDT.-OMVii1 to the r continued spread of smallpox in the district, it 9 has ben detided by the Port Sanitary Authority w to erect another hospital tent for the accomino- v ...

... wmich, boweever, was not more prevalent than usual at this time of tire year, Since the last meeting six fresh cases of smallpox had been tbaken to the hospital tents, -five from Burslem and one from Golden Hill. One patient had died at the tents during ...

... brigades, were almost destroyed. Damage amounting to £1000 was done. lt is covered by insurance- Two persons suffering from smallpox at Wiswell, a small village near Whalley, vere removed to the Clitberoa workhouse, for the purpose of ensuring isolation ...

... local ontice? The smallpox is a foul disease. The schools are closed when it appears; neither children nor school teachers are destroyed. Nor is the diseaseI annihilated; the action taken may restrict the area of the disease, but smallpox remains. Surely ...

... following cases of infectious disease were reported, ?? of fever 28, of which 20 were removed to hospital. There were no cases of smallpox reported ; cases of scarlatina 25, of which 6 were removed to hospital. The mean reading of the barometer during the week ...

... reached a total of 1,500, and had ranged from 1,500 to 1,000, THE HARTLEPOOLS. SMAIL-POX.-Owing to the continued spread of small-pox in the district, it has been decided by the Port Sanitary Authority to erect another hospital tent for the accommodation ...