... Derby. The 23 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 towns inciudQ 1A in London, 3 in Liverpool, 2 in Manchester, and 2 in Oldnam. Smallpox caused no death in greater Loi. don, or in any of the 27 large provincial towns. The eaniul rate of mortality from all causes ...

... with the present outbreak of smallpox in DI the borough. After some discussion, it was decided to instruct the Borough Engineer (Mr. Hewson) to make' '1 arrangements for the immediate erection of an additional ° smallpox hospital in Stony-road, Burmantofts ...

... Y from scarliet fever, 32 from diphtheria, 26 from diarrhcea, : 24 from: fever '(principally enterie), and only 2 from smallpox. These, zyrotiC diseases caiised the lowest death- L rates'in Birkenhead 'and Derby, and the highest rates in. C Norwich ...

... whooping- Lai cough, 50 from scarlet fever, 25 from fever (p m- c |ipally enteric), 23 from diphtheria, and only one Iromn it smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic reg idiseases was registered during the week in halifax, the whereas they caused the ...

... and fever in erb nd Sunderland. The 32 deaths from. dinhtheria in-the 28 towns included 19 in London and 3 -in Manchester. Smallpox 3aased 21 deaths in Sheffield, but not one in London or in any of the 26 other large provincial towns. The annual rate. of ...

... scarlet fever, 80 from measles, 54 from fever (principally enteric), 47 from diphtheria, 35 from diarrhoea, and 19 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these zymotic diseases during the week were recorded in Sunderland and in Brighton, and the ...

... the hog trade. No wases are reported in Rome to-day. THE SMALLPOX IN JAMAICA. . PL ouTH, Friday.-According to advices from Jamaica, brought by the Royal Mail Company's steamer Orinoco, smallpox has entirely disappeared from the island, but several ports ...

... diseases in very different proportions. The diseases and deaths were as ?? 5, diarehma 19, scarlet fever 5, diphtheria. 1, smallpox 0, measles 5, and whooping cough 8. The death rate per 1,000 is the samen as that of the month of May, viz., 13. Since the ...

... sceptra for fifty-one years. I-e aexceedid the Regent in ignoble debauchery, end was intemperate, yet his death Was due to smallpox, that is, to a certain extent, to an accident. However, this prince never let himnself feels anxious, and spent the daytime ...

... the. spread of, even if it did not produce, measles-of which an epidemic had been raging in the town for some weeks uast-smallpox, cholera, and other diseases.- The Local BQsrd have sat placidly by while the waterworks have been giving the town this inade- ...

... am, Preston. and Portsmoutb. Of the fifteen deaths from smallpox 6 occurred in Manchester. 2 in London, 2 in Portsmouth, 2 in Cardif, 2 in Blaclrburn, and I in Newcastle.on-Tyne. Only 10 smallpox patients were admitted into the Metro- politan Asylum Hospitals ...

... fror, v diarrhcea, 43 from scarlet fever. 31 Irons dinhtheria e 29 from fever (principally enteric), and not one e frora Smallpox. No deata from any of these zvmotl, I diseaaes was registered curing the v eek in a Plymouth; whereas they caused the highest ...