... (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 ; ...

... fever (prinoifally enterir), 60t to scarlet fever, 29 to whooping-couh, 32 to neasles, 33 to dplhtheria, and not one to smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these diseases were recoide1 last week in Hluddersfield and Bradford and the highest in Leeds ...

... Preston, WVoiveaihas)tr, cad the 23 deaths from diphtieri'. i ; .::ii occurred in London, 2 in Birmiugahmr, s ro : cheater. Smallpox caused no aeat'b i L 1 outer ring, or in spy of the 27 1avic vo,- The annual rate of mortality from :t ?? persons estimated ...

... were referred to (liarrhlcoa, 5 to fever, 5 to nieasles, 3 to whooping.cough, 2 to diphtheria, anti not cne either to smallpox or scarlet fever; in all, 33 deaths resulted from these principal zyvnotic diseases, against 71, hI, tand 65 in the three ...

... borough iancle.IE .uw lom ieerrod to diarrnoea, 8 to fvr(i c ir.r - 6to searlet fever, 3 to measles, I to one either to smallpox or wirooprnA a dasdeaths resulted frorn these unnc!.' vut~ egarnst numbers ?? from 73 Ito 's st ceding wreeksi. The deaths ...