... vagrants, 31, decrease 15; qash and bread for settled poor, £260 79 3d, increase X11 ide 81-d. SMALLPOX AND HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION. MriALLAND mentioned a case of smallpox which had been reportedin theparishof Stapleton. T'heyatientbeing able to pay for admittance ...

... 2072 Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases .. 8 Died aged 60 and upward. 48 Under one year old . ?? . 18 Of fever .. ,. .. Smallpox . 1 Scarlet fever .. . . 1 Mensles- ?? Whoopng eough.. . . 1 Diarrhca.. . ?? 0 Diphtheria ?? Violence .. .2 Other causes ...

... .. 170 Rate of mortality from zymnotie diseases 0.6 Died aged 60andu lwards . 24 Under one year old ?? Of fever ?? . O0 Smallpox ?? Scarlet fever ?? ?? Measles . . 2 Whooping cough.. . ?? .. 0 Diarrhoea.. . .. ?? ?? Diphtheria .. . .. . .. . 0 Violence ...

... Medical Officer to the Bristol Sanitary Authority (Dr Davies):-As smallpox appears to have died out-in Bristol and the neigbbourhood, the retention of your infectious wards for smallpox to the exclusion of fever would appear to be no longer necessary. ...

... . Jefferies, J. Pavey, W. B. BaCker, J. W. S. Dix, J. Walls, W. Lyne Fear, J. Bastow, M. Levy, and S. Lloyd. INCREASE OF SMALLPOX. The MEDICAL O'ribEa .OF HEALTE (Dr D. S. Davies) reported tbat during the week ended.Saturdey 117 deaths were registered ...

... zymotics-one from smallpox and two from measles, 'The death from smallpox was that of a femaleof 29 who -had no marks of vaccination. During the weeakended May 26th four deaths occurred from the principal zymotics, ,viz., one from smallpox, one from whooping ...

... annum .. 10 60 37ate of mortality from zymotie disease .. 0869 Died aged 60 and upwards 11 Under one year old. i Of fever .0 smallpox. , 0 Scarlet fever .0 Measles .. 2 Whooping cough .0 Diarrhona .. . 1 Diphtheria .0 Violence .. a Other causes .40 Inquest ...

... VASSALL-I shall object to having a smallpox hospital here, to bring the disease from all those people into this pariah. After further conversation Mr VASSALL moved- That the chairman be requested not to arrange fora joint smallpox hospital for the parishes of ...

... Rata of mortality from ztmotic disease .. 1l38 Died aged 00 and upwards - 16 Under one year old . ?? . 16 Of fever ?? ?? smallpox ?? SEarlet fever . ?? Measles .. . ?? .. ?? Whooping cough . ?? . 0 Diarrhea .. ?? Diphtheria ?? Violence ?? ?? 4 Other causes ...

... STAPLETON LOCAL BOARD. THE SMALLPOX 'QUESTION. l- Yesterday afternoon the first meeting of the new id board was held at the offices, Fishponds, and the l members present were, Messrs J. Yalland, R. L. G. is e Vassall, F. W. Stone, W. Avery, D. S. Cousins ...

... and rheumatism; and some cases of smallpox appeared. Four cases (none fatal) only were reported to me-three at Totterdown and one at Yatton. We were fortunate in not having more, as a considerable epidemic of smallpox prevailed in Bristol; bat the measures ...

... been effectual in stamping out smallpox (hear, hear). Up to 1870 they were all of the opinion that it was being stamped out, but then there came that great epidemic, when it was estimated there were 120,000 cases of smallpox, and of that number it was computed ...