... .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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... fever (principa;lly enteric), 33 fromn whoopmng- r cough, 30 from searlet favor, 26 from diohtheria, and notr one from smallpox. The lewest death-rates from theseI zymotic diseases were receordeil in 2awoa~stie-upon-Tyna and 1-Loll, and the highest ...

... seven 1 principal zynmotic diseases and their respective number of deaths ?? 5, diarrioea 32. searla~tina 7, dipbtheria, 1, smallpox 0, measles 4, whoovicg-couzh 8; total .57, which yield the rate of -Oh per 1,0100. Afore than oeu. holf of theee deaths arise ...

... defray the whole of the expenses, haiving adopted this form of entertaining the Council in preference to the usual dinneg. SMALLPOX AT 'WsINDSOR.-A. Special Commisi- lies sinner of the .Lanete describes the disastrous. coaffrmatioa Vill givnt the,1hi report ...

... Local Government Board for authority to r borrowv £116,000, for the erectioln at Darenth of a o hospital for convalescent smallpox patients. K. IGHLEY PARIE.1 FEA5ST.-This annual feast commenced yosterday, and will last orer Wednesday. All the places of ...