... erected in 1872, anud as at thalt time there was no smallpox im the town, provision was only made for the treatment of c;ases of scarlet, typhus, anL typhoid fever. Subsequently there was an outbreak of smallpox, and the managers considered it desirable to ...

... in Huddersfield during the Past Eight Years. Discussion followed. The officers for the ensuing year i were elected.I THE smallpox epidemic at Sheffield continues I to spread. Thers are at presentfrom. 800 to 1,000 cases, and at a Local Govermnent inquiry ...

... cough, 37 from scarlet fever, 32 from diphtheria, 32 from diarrhrea, 25 from fever (principally enteric), and I from smallpox. The lowest death-rates in the week from these diseises were recorded in Birkenhend and Bolton; and the hiahest in Oldham ...

... 45 from scarlet fever, 24 from diohtheria, 3 B from diarrhmea, 32 from fever (principally entoric), A and only one from smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic diseases was registered during the week in, brighton or Birkenhead; whereas they E caused ...

... mnanagets of the Metropolttan Asylum, District. The expeuditure by. Guardians in. respect of the maintenance of patients in tho small-pox 3 and fever asylums 'of the managers, wh16h amounted to $£2,743 during the'half-year, has not, however, been in- cluded in ...

... from scarlet fever. 49 from aiarrhcoat, 26 irom dinhtirerji, 27 from 1fever~ (principally enteric), and usit o;:e from smallpox. No death from any of these ?? diseases was registered (during the ucatek I 1.1 Woiverhampton; whereas they causei time hi_ ...

... and diphtheria in Hnddersfield and Oldham. of the 17 deaths from smallpox, 7, ?? in Cardiff, 3 in London, 3 in Sheffield, 2 in Blackburn, 1 in Portsmouth, and 1 in Birmingham. No i smallpox patients were under treatment in any of the metropolitan asylum ...

... 35 from diarrhmea, 32 from ?? fever (principally euteric), 26 from diuhtheria, 46 from scarlet lever. and only 7 from smallpox. The lowest death-rate frogm these princinl zymotio diseases were recorded in brighten, Birkenhead, aend Boltor; *and the ...

... , 44 from scarlet fever, 34 from diarrbcea, 26 from diphtheria. 22 from fever (principally enteric), and not one from smallpox. No death from any of these zymotin direases was registered during the week in. Derby;- while they caused the highest death-rates ...

... fever, 84 from whooping-cough, 48 from favor1 d (principally enteric.) 37 from diphtheria, 34-from measles, and frsorn smallpox. The lowest death-rates from ths yoic diseases last week were recorded in Hud- ii dersfield and Derby; and the highest in ...

... from -measles, 896 from acarle art a fever, 52 from 1fever1 (principally enterlo), 378 from bra diphtheria, and 51 from smallpox. - These 11,776 deaths were equal to an annual rate df S'1 per 1,0800; Ii ateseea towts1 the zyntic rates ranged from 1'S ...

... the deceased y gentleman, the Town Hall bell was tolled for an hour 3r yesterday forenoon. r~e SmALLPox IN LEEDS.-Sine6 Saturday two fresh 7 cases of smallpox have been reported to the authorities )d in Leeds, one of which is an additional ,importation ...