... Council would permit the crection by them of a tomporary building on their land at Blower's Green. Thr.- report showed that two smallpox patients had bsen taeen to thie Council cottage. The report was ?? other business was formal, THE SHOEBURYNESS MEETING. Al ...

... or Saturday. THE SIMALALLx Ersircao IN JAMAICA. -Advices received at Plymouth yesterday from the West Indies report that smallpox is still raging furiously in Jamaica. On the departure of the mail there had been 1,000 cases, including 100 deaths, and ...

... records of the Health Department. As in the third quarter of last year, so in this, not a single death has been recorded from smallpox ; while, howevee nine cases were reported in the corresponding period of last year. HOSPITAL SUtDnAY.-The collection at Holy ...

... hospital December 31, 1885, 31 fever patients -,admitted from January I to June 30, smallpox 2, scarlet fever 1.56 :died, scearlet fever 8 ; discharged, curedl, smallpox 1, scarlet fever 122 rvmdining, Juno 30, 50Ll~ 1, scarlet fever 57. ?? deaths ofthiree ...

... zymotic diseases numbered 86. The parish was free from smallpox from June 7, 1884', to Janary 1,1885, when a case imported from Birmingham was discovered. Subse- quently 18 ether cases of smallpox were reported, and were treated at the hospital. There ...

... rsalL' occorres front those rliseasea tan; Per sacs' ifo ?? aniri Wlrooiringrgf-colsl were tild toast fat I l Inn oases of smallpox sswere soetortes it Jassary dill etn; last year, one being itnlprtesl from a distoitto ° cite other pratients irobably ...

... the medical officer as he ought to he, and he could not do all the work expected of him. The parish had been the scene of smallpox, and waves of scarlet fever had passed over the Board's district. It might be said that the death-rate from zymotic diseases ...

... site to which objection might not be taken, Some dhisused gravel-pits in the hands of the Board, a!iece of ground near the Smallpox Hospital, and somegarlens in' olly Lane have in turn been suggested. In reference to certain of these the Board has been ...

... JEdwards having been in the care of the Csardians since 1872, at a cost of £500. In aconsequeiieo of severe outbreaks of small-pox at Hyde, the public were oxaluded from the police court yesterday. One school has been closed, and ahazaar to be held on ...

... thes Admiral's illness and partly because tise Now Zealand authorities hissisted on a quarantine of four days oss account of smallpox. So the Batcesante made straighit from Brisbane to Fiji, the social andedonomnirat conditions of which come in for full treatment ...

... her character. At tie weekly niceting of the Liverpool Health Com- mittee the chairman balled attentron to the increase of smallpox in the city. Thb meslical oficer explained that he bolieved a number of the fresh cases had lrisen from one in Blenheim Street ...

... tie Local Government Beard for authority to borrow ;£116,000. for the erection at Darenth of a hospital for convalescent small-pox patients. At a conference at Bury on Saturday of delegates of co- operative societies connected with the north-western section ...