... Lloyd, M. Whitwill, J. E. Jefferies, W. Lyne Fear, John Walls, J. Bastow; S. Glk James, and J. W. S. Dix. THE DECREASE OF SMALLPOX. The MEDIoAt OFFICER O01 HEALTH (Dr D ?? 1 Davies) reported as ?? the week-ending 81st December 110. deaths were registered ...

... considerable debate, a resolution was adopted with regard to the widening of Roundhay-road. The Council agreed to extend the Smallpox Hospital, and to erect a small temporary building to be used as a sanaworium. THE officers of the Leicestershire Regiment ...

... several plaes near Leeds for hospital accommodation for smallpox patients. The committee, however, agreed to receive only patients from Morley, which has no smallpox hospital, Another death from smallpox was reported in Leeds on Wednesday. A woman named Isabella ...

... Harri.- son, Mesrs. Gilston, Ai 0. kersgif, iWalubP, Misisp Heary, Greases, fidwivk, Goo, ing, iren, e, end flweon. I T5H SMALLPOX ELPflMUW. On the motion of Aid. WARD, the Council decided to app)rove the proceediungs of the Sanitary Coommittee, which ...

... granted as out-relief to a man named John Abrahams, alleging that Abruihains was unablo to come for the money because there was smallpox in his family, but Abrahams had never received the money. On one occasion lie applied to the pay clerk for relief for a man ...

... diarrchia, and one to enteric fever, the zymotic death-rate being IIl. No extension of tire disease tollowed theimportation Of small-pox last month. A second case was, however, imported from Havre during the past month, arid had unfortunately terminated fatally ...

... 20th of Novetnber last a mnes- *e sage was sent to mle from Dr. Edwards, of Taff's Well, apprising me of an outbreak ol small-pox: in Fentyrcb parish, and requesting, if possible, to 3 have the case removed. I called at once en Dr. Sheen, and then oc ...

... holidays, where smallpox had made its aippear- ance. MEXBORoUGH.-On Wednesday night a monthly meeting of the Mexborou-gh Local Board was hold, Mr. J. H. Watson ?? Medical Officer reported that there were only two mild: cases of smallpox at hlexborougli ...

... vaccination. Might she tell the facts that had lately occurred ia theirown smallpox hospitalat Barton Regis. Daring the past year and up to January 2nd of this year 173 cases of smallpox had been admitted; 139 of those persons had been vaccinated and 37 had ...

... diel. 'Dr. Arn.'suggested' the proylsin: of an -iifection hospita1'foir'the'{own.' ' upposing, he said, anu epidemic of smallpox were to , t had no accommodatid n for such cases. .Smallox was .preading in a rapid manner, and at any hour it might spread ...

... Monzday, idlsed .£102,. ,The proeeuls r~e'to. be de'6t ?? the. Chapel land fiuod. ::-SMLnPOX~ AT, ASHTON-UNPE4;,LiYRE.- ' Smallpox hatt brbkon. cut at' Aahton-nznder-Lyne., few days ag6'a man who eame from gheffleld, wat found, while'staying at ?? buildiitg ...

... from diphtheria, 130 from whooping- el! cough, 19 Trom entario Lover, 12 from diarrlice and dysentery, and not one from small-pox, typhus, ill- defined forms of faoyr, or cholera ; thus, 2b 1 deaths were referred to theae diseases, being b below the corrected ...