... 43 cases of smallpox in the Parkhill Hospital. Since that date ten imore cases had been admitted, fire had been discharged convalescent, and twohad died. SMALLPOX INFECTION. The CHAMILMAN stated in answer to Mr. Hould- lug that the smallpox cases were ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 41 deaths, being a decrease of 15 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotc cause 1 was due to smallpox, vaccination doubtful, being the exact average; 13 to measles, being 3 above the average; 5 to scarlatina, being 9 below ...

... fever, 18 from diphtheria, 31 from whooping-eough, 11 from enteric fever, 21 from dinrrhcea and dysentery, and not one from small-poX, typhus, any ill- defined form of continued fever or from cholera: thus, 12d deaths were referred to these diseases, bting ...

... Bedminster, nod there had been oases of ?? on the eastern boundary ol the city, Smallpox hospital, empty; fever Oespital, admitted two; poit aanitary hospital, remaining one, smallpox, CLOBE BATE COLLECTION, The CHAIRMAN, referring to a report from the Rate5 ...

... Ug 47 from scarlet fever. 38 from diphtheria, Ii~b from co .fen r (rincipally enteric), 838 from diarrhoea, and live from small-pox. 'Thees zymotic diseases cansed the lowestadsatb-rates last week in Bristol or 0CI 71 end Blackburn, and thle highest in ...

... - 191 Rate of mortality from znuotlc diseasea - 10 Died aged 60 and upwards -a Under one year old . . 24 Of fever--- - 0 Small-pox ?? -- -- -- -- -- 0 Scarlet ferer - I . .. - I Measles - O -t - - 0 Whooping cough O Dlarhcea - a Diphtheria- 0 Violence ...

... from diarrhueal diseas wise- in plaeo of 6jland of these 15 ware of persons below 0 years of age. There was 1 death from smallpox agahist pone in the previous fort- night-a vaccinated adult belonging to the Park- heid series of oases. The number of deaths ...

... fever, 42 from 'fever (principally enterie), 42 from whonoing-ceugh, U3 from diarrhea, 30 from diphtheria, and two from small-pox. The lowest death-rates from these dliseases occnrred last week in Bolton and Iudders- field, and the highest in Liverpool ...

... 813 from scarlet fever, 6-1 from diarrhme, et 32 frem fever (principally enteric), 10 from m diphtheria, and six fromn small-pox. No death in from any of these diseases was recorded during the .r- weegc in Norwich, Wolverhampton, Huddersfield, or le ...

... ug- , 33 fhuz e scarlet fevem, 54 from diarrhom, 32 from fever' n (principally enteric), 19 fro diphthera, and 6 r from small-pox. No death from any of 'these n diseases was recorded dnring the week in Nor- Mwich. Wolverhampton, Huddersfield, or Halifn ...

... froin scarlet fever, 54 from diarrhorla, 32 from fever Be( er ('principally enteric), 19 from diphitheria, and 6 from ha ,~ smallpox. No death from any of these diseases be ltwas recorded during, the week ini Norwich, Waiver- Pc lihampton, Hudderafield, ...

... things that he does not keep them to him- self instead of trying to infect other people. It ought to le kept like fever or small-pox, for Piam sure such opinions are equally dangerous to the general public. The vicar had also been asked to grant the use ...