... established inI 1873); whilst 21 deaths had been the subject -of enquiries 1 by the coroner The fatal zymotic cases were-smallpox 1,I feiers (simple, continued, and typhoid), 9; scarlet fever, 2; diphtheria, 2; diarrhoea, ?? and whooping cough, i 24. ...

... borrowing of £6o0. f Holly Lane Cemetery, o n condition that thaE should discontinue ithe use of that cemetery for the burial of smallpox patients as soon as the~ was ready. -Several membere expressed astoniijh that after alln the trouble and delay curb a should ...

... given by the will), the Cheltenham Asylum for Or phan Boys, the scarlet fever ward or brahch of the Delaney Hospital, the smallpox ward or branch of the same hospital, and the Cheltenhamn and :Clouccstershiro Industrial School for the lilind. She also ...

... telegram to the Local Government Board, stating that a majority of the Guar- diane were against the ?? Chairman stated that smallpox had broken out in Tipton, and five or six cases had boen soat to the hospital in one week. The master of the houss was instructed ...

... master at the mill where she worked. No motive was assigned far the suicide of the younger sister. An outbreak of confluett smallpox has occurred at Leicester, the disease having been introduced into the town by a trampto whe was found ill in a lodging-house ...

... morrow, to introduce a bill to remove the electoral disabilities of the polite. SMALLPOX AT WOOLWICH. In reply to Mlr. Lawson, Mr. B(hLr.vSE, deploring the outbreak of smallpox at Wuolwich, said tire Local Government Board had no authority to secure the ...