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... a comfort to feel superior to the E enlightened Englishman in some things. l A Reute's Melbourne telegram says-A case of smallpox occurred on board the Norddeutecher Lloyd ?? during her vovage from Southampton to Adelaide, and on her arrival here she ...
... intluded 36 which were roferred to measles, 6 to scarlet fever, 6 to *hooping-eongh, 1 to -diarrheas,, and not onb either to smallpox. diphtheria, or fever ; in all, 47 deaths resulted from the principal zymotic diseases, against 42, 36, and a7 in the precedmg ...
... the recent landing 'at Sydney from the Norddeutschgr Lloyd steamner Preussen of thirty passengers who were siekeningA for smallpox, it has been found that since their disembarkation the malady has spread, and sevehty- one eases are now reported. IN connection ...
... Patrick Jennings. and the Hou. G. R. Dibbs, the resignation by the latter of the post of Colonial Secretary is expected. SMALLPOX AT SYDNEY. .SynwRY, Fiiday.-In connection with the recent land- ing here from the North German Lloyd steamer Preussen of ...
... unajered, and the' passengers and crew are rll well. r XuALLPOX ON A GRUMAN S- AmEBl-With reference to the alarming outbreak of smallpox on board a Genuan steamer, en rouftc from Southampton to, r Adelaide. it ought to be known that even although-foreign s stsamers ...
... from scarlet lever, 47 from 1 Om fever(prin'cipaly isnteric), 28 from diarrhocea, 21 from diphlthera said not one from smallpox. -1 The lowest death~rates from these principal zymotic disea8es were recorded during- the week -1 tit Brighton and Leicestear ...
... Tasmania, will represent the colony at the forthcoming Colonial Conference in London. A THE SMALLPOX 'Al S .NE. J SYDxon, Thursday.-Of the 71.. cases of smallpox recently reported here, ten have proved fatal. J NEuWS FROM lsOUTA AR ILCA. CpmTwO (ian Plymouth) ...
... gr( :Poor Fund, established by the Act of 1867. On that fund fa rwas charged the maintenance of lunatics in asylums, re I smallpox and fever patients, medicines, salaries, &c. 31The total cost of the relief of the poor in the metropois -was about £2,400 ...
... , 82 from searlet fever, 48 from ' fever (principally enterdc), 31 from diphtheria, 34 from diarrheas, and not one from smallpox. These z.ymotio diseases caused the lowest death-rates duriug the week in Brighton, Portsmouth, ana lottiagham;* ana the ...
... 62 from scarlet fever, 33 from fever (principally enteric), Yz3 from dirihtheria 36 from diarrhmea, and not one from smallpox. No deaths from any of these symotic diseases were registered during the week in Birkenhead, Bolton, and Halifax; whereas ...
... diphtheri corresponded With the number in the ?? precedng quarter, and included S in West Leads sub- istrict. The death from smallpox occurred ihn North as Leedse'ubadistrict, and was-he first recorded ?? the ay' borougn sines Aptil, 1886. During the quarter ...
... favour ? these exceptional oatbreaks. The Report Aeals,- ir amongst bother questions, 'with the relation' of to vabination 'to smallpox, and. the connection of r- scnrlatin'a with disease in milch cows; and the re special reports of the Medical Inspectors are ...