... of mortality from zymotic diseases . 1603 Died aged 00and upwards .. ?? . . 87.. Under one year old ..0 .. 17 Of fever 1 Smallpox 2. Scarlet fever 2 Measles ?? 0 *Whooping coug . .. 2 Diarrhoea .. . .0 Diphtheria ?? 0 Violence. .. 4 Other causes ? ...

... child~ren recently arrived in the town from Alder- a ahab, and they are now4 inmates of a temporary 4 hospital, suffering from smallpox, wbile 'anotheis p 9ssq has also bpes dic vcre4. . . VISIT OF THlE LORD LIEUTENANT TO THiE NORTH. His Excellency the Lord ...

... Arerrier, T. Miles, E. Harvey, A, Ody, y J, Cook, J. Cossens, B. T. Cossens, A. Lovell, T. Wat. F kins, and J. Lambert., THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC, a The report of the Medical Officer of Health (Mr J. &I A, Barton) for 'December was as follows :-During B] the ...

... religion- at Cardiff have Tsined a protest against the ooercive policy of the Government in Ireland; ninent ?? Another case of smallpox has appeared at Leeds. The inquest at Cardiff, on the body of Williamd -Phillips, ended yesterday in a. verdict of wilful ...

... outbreak of smallpox has occurred at Nottingham, which is causing considerable uneasiness. A man and his two children recently arrived in the town from Aldershot, and they are now inmates of a temporary hospital suffer- ing from smallpox, while another ...

... in so many and a in such illustrious quarters that it promises e to become as thoroughly English an it institution as smallpox or London fog. The - advice given by Mr Crawford to those who F look up to him for guidance and precept is e certainly of ...

... their release from Tullamore Goal. In this work they will have the assistance of other political v bodies. ANornaRn ease of smallpox was reported at Leeds ` yesterday. Tier LEAGUE HAT STILL REVOLVIrGo-At a a' meeting of the Bntlerstown Branch of the National ...

... the ro:ds. a Telegramns from other parts of Ire'and at the *severity and destructire c6trac&er of the gale. Another case of smallpox was reported at Leeds yestetdav. TVe traffic receipts of the Suez Canal on Tuesday i amounted to l50,OODf., against 12OOVQf ...

... Morley arrived at Torquay last an aight. an A Higher Crade Board School is being founded aus at Jarro.r ch Another case of smallpox was reported at be Leeds yesterday. to Tbe D)arlington Corporation propose widening otb the Leadyard' Bridge. in, Lord S ...

... considering applications from the Corporation of Morley and the Local Boards of Pufdsey and Drlghlington for per- mission to send smallpox patients from those districts into the hospital at Leeds. In the cases of Pudsey and Drighlington, permission was not sought ...

... as it atlodeci a very convenient connection Ynysybwl and — Mr Howard Davtes, medical ofMcer, reiiorted th. fiv eases of small-pox had brok.'n out fincR h; previous report, but at present oniy onf c'se fxistod. He recommended that an in- fectious hospita ...

... whirh the board had a right to expect from their vaccination officer; we are of opinion that when a serious outbreak of small-pox was threatened he ought- to have given every assistance to the medical officers of health of the rural districts in fulrihnentof ...