... frem whsO~ping-cough, 60 from scarlet fever, 30 from fever (princiips~lv enteric), 27 frtom dipbtheri4, and not one~ from smallpox. Thea lowest death-rates from there zymotio diseases wcer recorded in Plymouth and lRuddoenfieloi, and the highc:,l in Safford ...

... Norwich aand Preston; and diphtheria in Bristol and Portsmouth. . Of the 36 deaths from smallpox, 2O occurred in Liver- pool and 4 iu Bristol. The prevalence of smallpox in n a London, judeed by the returns from the Metropolitan a Asylum Hospitals, showed ...

... Portis mouth, and diphtheria in Leicester and London. Of the 157 deaths from smallpox, 48 occurred in London and its outer ring of suburban districts' The prevalence of smallpox in London, judged by the returns front the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, showed ...

... .59 to whooping-cough, 39 to Y ' fever (pifucinallyenteric), 23 to &carlet fever, 22 to er dinhtheria, and not one to smallpox. The greatest i's mortality from these zymotio diseases waa. recordei he duriiug the week in Hull, Oldham, and Huddersfield ...

... measles, 34 from diarrhaea, 26 from diphtheria, 23 from fever (principally euteric), 21 from scarlet fever, and not one from smallpox. 10 Tee lowest dealth-rates from these diseases were recordel .d in Hull and Leiceeter, and the highest in Birmingham, I ...

... from It whooping-cough, 36 from fever (principally entaric), 36 from scarlet fever, 25 from diphtheria, and not one from smallpox, No death from any of those zymotic diseases was recurded during the week in Derby; while they' Id caused the highest death-rates ...

... Oompany yisited the scene of the occurrence. A further subsidence is expected. Adve SMALLPOX IN JAMAICA. Advices from Jamaica received at Plymouth yesterday f state that smallpox is raging there with great severity. C 420 cases are recorded, including 40 deaths ...

... diphtheria in Wolverhampton and Oldham. Of the 1o 9 deaths from smallpox, 3 occurred in Bristol, 2 in 3a, London, 2 in Liverpool, 1 in Birkenhead, and I in Black. s, burn. The prevalence of smallpox in London, judged by , the returns from the Metropolitan Asylum ...

... (principally enterio), 83 from scarlet fever, 66 from measles, S2 from diplitberia, o35 from whooping-cough, and not one from smallpox. T The lowest death-rates from theee zymotic diseases were recurdei last week in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and in Car. diff ; ...

... 41 from measles, 40 from fever (principally ,i enteric), 32 from scarlet fever, 26 froma diphtheria, and u not one froum smallpox. The lowest death. ie rates from these zymotic diseases were recorded B. in Plymouth and Halifax, and the highest in *n Saiford ...

... from measles, 31 from fever (principally enteric), z8 from scarlet fever, 27 from diphtheria, 42 from iuarrhoa1 and 3 from smallpox. Na death from any of these diseases was recorded during the week in Wolverhamiton; whereas they caused the highest death-rates ...

... measles, 46 from oiarrbcea, 43 from fever (principally enteric), 30 from scarlet fever, 28 from diplhthieria, and 3 fro00 smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic diseaset was recorded during the week in Halifax: whereas they caused the highest death-rates ...