... report, 5iS;. *dmise since 1; dicagd covaesent, 6,~ .ied, 1 (child not vciate4; ad remxauini n ndsreatmet, 64. TH S EPREAD OF-SMALLPOX. 1 9he Onzu drai hewnerr -tosee-tatbe Upoaes had increased adbwnld like-t lbmw if Dr.Taylor oould give them an3y reason. ...

... near Chester. At the weekly meeting of the Liverpool Health Committee, the chaiman' called attention to the increase of smallpox i: the. city, The medical officer explained that he believed a number of the fresh casese had- arisenfrom one in Blenheim-street ...

... measles, 49 from diarrhres5 33 from fever (principally enteric), 41 from diphtheria, 34 from scarlet fever, and 4 from smallpox. No death from airy of these zyrnotic dis- eases was recorded last week in Norwich, Wolverhampton, or Halifax; whereas they ...

... Bridget Ross, who resides in Blenheim-street, was 4 fined 40s. and costs for exposing her child while it was suffering from smallpox. An inquest on the body of a collier who died from injuries sustained iin the explo- sion at the Taylor pit was held s yesterday ...

... that the death-rate for the past year was equal to 23 7 per 1000-lower than-it had ever been before. He also intimated that smallpox patients, this week, were on the decrease. The fifteenth annual meeting of the Liverpool Penny Savings Bank Association was ...

... populato.Ztoi diseases occasioned 42 deaths. beingradecrease of 16 on the averageu. Of deaths from zymoti coauses, 2 were due to smallpox (both uno-accinated), being the exact average ; 17 to measles, being 6 above the average; 2 to scarlatina, being 9 below ...

... 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 ...

... formed as early-as practicable of the a nts -made by the Town Council for therovisronnE hospital accommodation for fever ard smallpox h patients. Froxm that time down t the preset the attention Of the Conceil had be earnestly a- directed. to the solution ...

... mesles, 46 fzom: sarlet fever, 39 from diphthiria, '7 fresh diarrhbea, 41 from fever (prhicipAlly: entaric), and S fron smallpox. No 4aLth from any of thies zymotio diseases was recorded dring bte week iU Derby: whereas they caused th6bighest death-rates ...

... 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 ? ...

... 9ent~qh- -Aon- , disea occasioned 54 death;, beinjgadecrease of 1 on the averages Of deaths from zymotI camses, 3 were duerto smallpox al (l ated), being thse exacrt average; 14 to measles, beig 2' above-the average; 3i to ecarlat being 6 below the avenge; ...

... diphtheria included 20 in London, 5 in Liverpool, 2 in Wolveehampton, 2 in Bir- minghaim, 2 in Full, and 2 in Sunderland. Smallpox c-aused 3 deaths among the residents of toudou and its outer ring, 3 in Liverpool, and not one in any of the 26 other provincial ...