... measles, 61 from scarlet fever. 31 from -feverr (principally enteric), 43 from diphtheria, 32 front diasrhma, and 1 from smallpox. NIodeath from any of these vymotic diseases was registered during the weak in Derby, whereas they caused the highest death-rates ...

... 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 ...

... iND ws 'fNW EGEAG). tBsmL, Thursday Night.-The illness of Prince sl Alender of Battenburg has now been declared to be L- small-pox. RiB condition causes great apprehensions. il VINqnA, Thursday.-The reports of Prince Alex- a, ander's condition axe still ...

... measles, 47 from scarlet fever, 3S' from dmhtheria, 36 fromn diarrhoea, 23 from fever (principally enteric) and i from smallpox. Tne lowest deathirat.5 from these dissoaes duriog the xveek were reconded ij brignton, Leicester, and Dorby; and the ?? ...

... yesterday for Paris. I E.m . t_ _ L A. T , l ¶ - - f I IT is noW stated, that. Pnnce Alexander. of I3Bpttenberg is suffering from smallpox in a mild form. > - TiTE 13min Bey Relief Expedition sailed from i Zanzibar yesterday for the Congo. According to a r, Brussels ...

... 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 ...