... -small. Tire only case of smallpox teser', proved fatal; the mars, wire was 85 years of age ead hal suffered for many years from chronic broncbitis,;5 remou-ed to the breroeir hospital, and woo recoreniag iro-- the smallpox when the bronchitis became ...

... there had been 100 cases of smallpox per week, and the death. from that disease amountedl to 25 per week, so that it was clear that vaccination was no protection at all. In Birmningham a few years ago a serious epidemic of smallpox broke out, and there were ...

... present Government. (Cheeose4-Tho resolution was afterwards adopted.' DEATIH OIv A PRIEST FROM SMALLPOX.-For some time past there has been a serious outbreak of smallpox at Sheffield, and, in spite of the efforts of the health authorities, is still continues ...

... fever continso, thereforo, very low, As in the correspondisig period of the previous year, no death has beesi recortled froml smallpox ; indeed, not a single oasc of this disease has been reportedi io the depart. siCt. O(te htunded eases of scarlet fever bhise ...

... during the year he had received notice of 58 eases of scear let-fce'r, 1 of small-pox, 1 of t.yphoid-fover,and 16 of diplhtheria, of which 45 cases of scarlet fevor and 1 of small-pox were removed to the ilecftious hospital, 42 bhiiig subseouently discharged ...

... lowness of the death-rate, on the freetlom of the town from cymnotics, and on the fact that there was not a single case of smallpox in the ?? Council, en rising, adjourned till October. ...

... the patients who died five were under two years of Ige. The borough has eon- tinued.to enjoy the comparative immunity from smallpox which the committee wece able to report in the last three quarters of 1885. Only two examples of this disease have been admitted ...

... ? and S!.i' . V, ?? i I' o infectious hospital ' ''.lil!0 - ' ittl y, moving the adoptin 3: 1 '3.o ?? ; 11 were oight smallpox p-a- ?? time, three belongh .'''it mittee reported Oals ': boil , i 1 Registrar to the Biseri: i' ?? £11. 1is. 8d. itl ...

... existed for seae two or e three weeks past in a house in Tame Street. ?? occupant y of this house bed been visitiag a, ase o smallpox in s Meosolev-wlhere the disease had been yrnoalent somi timo -aud iaid travelled to aid fron her owu home. Tbe rosult l ...

... and 125 deicathb, the death-rate being '186 per 1,000. There was ano patient in the Infeetious I310spital, suflering fronm smallpox. A member of a tvavelling thoatriocI company camne under the care of the mediqal ohcIer. l:[e, vith ias wife, was immediately ...

... silk, has a hood lined with ermine-without black tails, the mantle itself being lined with pink plush. SMALLPOX AT LcTcr.wrn&-An outbreak of smallpox has at length occurred at Leicester. It is at present con- fined to one family, five members cof which ...

... Sutton) reported that 38 deaths had takon place during the month, showing a death-rate of 14 7 p~er thousand. The case of smallpox reported last meeting was now con. valeSeCOt.-A lotter was read from the consulting surveyor, resigning his position. Tho ...