... 1Mapother, stating that there were only four smallpox patients in the Corkl street Fever Hospitai, and that those were at ple- i, sent convalescent, but would not be ?? until contagionless. There is no case of smallpox in the Hardwicke, and none has arisen in ...

... oramential thing, which was never used except once. No person is in it except one man. The Clerk said that in'83 one case of smallpox was plated in the ship, and tka city azalyst had said that owing to the ship the citizens were saved from an epidemic of ...

... London are beine teid t( take measures for providing in- tteaeA hrspital accommodation in view of t`, c s'r er o visitation of smallpox. The t.oawins rather seriously in some of i; towns at tpresent, and some of t Dc :edicclauth.yities believe that Londoncan ...

... the danger of infection' CA imnported from without. Sach a danger becomes W a prticai question at the present time, when small-pox seems threatening us with a fresh visi- tation, awl I think we are not acting fairly (and I doubt very much'if we are acting ...

... attende hysi Dr Berrimatn, of Kesing- ton, sad rmcour asserts that his sytnjntems aref ] a distquieting nature. THE OUTBREAd OF SMALLPOX IN .L:EES. (Fr U ?? ESPE,) T Loeendos, iday. The ogtbreaoffe smallpof in Leeds id re orced to be extending, ap doZe, person ...

... Nvas ever before known. More people Idied in the United Kingdorr. in ?? from diseases of the' kidneys than from diphtheria, small-pox, and typhoid fever combined. This scarcely seems Possible, hbut it is true, and when it is remembered that lesastban one-third ...

... sunshine, and in our intensely dry atmosphere, but experience shows that here, as elsewhere, cleanliness is the only safeguard. Smallpox invaded Sydney-the only Australian city old enough to be troubled with narrow and winding streets-three years ago, but it ...

... not by any possibility 1 be ascertained even by microscopic examination. Since the enactment of compulsory vaccination I smallpox had not diminished to a greater extent than all the other zymotic diseases, while the diseases innoculable vith the vaccine ...

... of Ithe attacks upon Sir Morell Mackenzie. a THE THREATENED OUTBREAK OF :I I SUMALLPOX. i ?? of a threatened outbreak of smallpox 1 I the Managing Committee of Cork-street Fcver Di r Hospital have set apart for the reception of pa. at 1 tients suffering ...

... Cork comprise 2 front enteric fever and 4 from diarrha ; and the 5 deaths ii E Galway comprise 1 from typhus. No deaths from smallpox were registered Iin Londonderry. No 2 District, during the week, but the Registrar reports another case of the disease as ...

... intestate in Scotland, and whose estate fell to the Crown. SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION. Mr. RITCHIE, in replying to Mr. Barran, gave the Registrar-General's statistics showing the . death-rate from smallpox in the districts in which Keighly, Bingley, and Leicester ...

... nishing the fatality of variola, Dr Donnelly men- tioned that during tle last six years only six I cases and three deaths from smallpox had been re-I ported in the Dublin registration districts, and I not one case had been reported as occurring in 1SS6. This ...