... Zymotio diseases occasioned 35 deaths. being a decrease of 24 on the averages Of deaths from zymotc causes, 2 were due to smallpox (both not vaccinated), being the exact avenge; 7 to measles, being 5 below the average; I to srarlatina, being 9 below ? ...

... mneasles, 59 to whoojne-cough, 39 to fever (principally entenc), 23 to scarlet fever, 22 to diphtheria, and not ous to smallpox. The greatest mortality from these ymotac diseases rwas recorded last week in Hfull, Cid~ham, and Hnddereleld- and the lowest ...

... from i-hoopinu-cougb, 49 from scarlet fever, 35 from fever (principally enteno), 27 from diphtheria, and not one from smallpox. The lowest death- rates from these zvmotic diseases were recorded in Plymouth and Eouddersfield, and the highest in Salford ...

... 80 from diarrheas, 69 from fever (principally enteric), 44 from whoopmnr- cough, 46 from diphtheria, and not one from smallpox. No death from any of these zmrnotic diseases was registered during the week in lliackburn, whereas they caused the highest ...

... patient already suffering from smallpox? No person or animal has been known to recover from rabies, neither is the bite of a mad dog certain to pro- duce this disease, as I have experienced it in my own person; but smallpox is not always fatal. A few more ...

... 43 from diarrhoa, 25 from diphtheria, 23 from fever (prin- eipally enrteric), 21 from scarlet fever, and not one from smallpox. The lowest death- rates from these diseases were recorded in Hull and Leicester; and the highest in Birmingham, Blackburn ...

... measles, 55 from whoopinz-cough, 43 from scarlet fever, 38 frons fever (principally entexio) 13 ?? diphtberis, ad one irom smallpox TIhe lowest death-rates from these principat smotic diusea s were recorded ast week in Hull and New- .catle-upon-Tye; and ...

... Zymotic diseas oc ed 33 deaths, I being a decrease of 11 on the averages. Of deaths I from zym*tic cames, 2 were due to smallpox (both I not vaccinated), being 1 above the average; 4 to measles. being 5 below the avm-age ; 5 to scarla i tina, being the ...

... dpopulation Zynotic dism Dommiened 47 degths, beingadecrese of 1-n abeareage, Of deetbsiroin zymotc asses, 2 were due to smallpox (1 imperfectly vaccinated and 1 not vaccinatedL beng 1 below the average; 16 to measle, being 3 above the avrage; 4 to R=Mw4 ...

... cough, 47 from diarthoe, 28 from fever tprincipaily enreno), 23 from scarlet fever, 18 trom diphtheria, and not one from smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic diseases was recorded last week in Norwich or in Plymouth, whereas they caused the highest ...

... measles, 30 from fever (principally enteric), 19 from scarlet fever, 19 from diphtheria, 36 from diarrhas and only one from sm~allpox. No death fromn any of these zymotic diseases was recorded during theweesk- whereas they caused the highest death-rates in ...

... (principally enteric) 84 from scarlet fever, 72 from measles, 35 from diphtheria, 17 from whoopinz- cough, and not one from smallpox. No death from any of these principal zymotic diseases were recorded last week in Bolton; whereas they caused the highest ...