... SMALLPOX. Another case of ?? was reported at Leeds Y yesterday. 1h The local mydical officer of health has reported 1 that smallpox has broken out at Dartford, Kent. b Smallpox is spreading at Nottingham, and two a deaths were reported yesterday. C Two ...

... THE SPREAD OF SMALLPOX. ?? ,, ILL .a Va te st Another case of smallpox was reported in Leeds or i9 yesterday. There are now 45 patients in the be 34 hospital. tea 37 At a meeting of the Reddish Lccal Board on -lu )a Wednesday nkiht, Dr. Smith, medical ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. 1-- LIVERPOOL I In reply to the chairman of the HealtiCormmit. - i tee (Mr. J. B. Smithi, at-the weekly meeting of that body yesterday, the medical officer (Dr. PC Taylor) said that no fresh ease of smallpox had 'p been reported ...

... are now very iUI with the 'tt 5F- disem Di 'd The Boltan Guardians are takiag active 48ps to z r Pvect, as rir a poseible, smallpox from breamng s10 out in the town or district, and. at a eeting on am n Monday, they mads arrangements for opening af t the ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN PPESTON. id YeIterday twvo fresh cases were reported, both. P 18 of a mild type. In Toi deyftreeto a second oiut- it he break iS reported in one house, and in HDpwood- rI kil sireet'a father has contracted the contagion, his th ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEHIC AT- PRESTON. at up to three o'clock yesterday afternoon there md had been four fresh cases of smallpox reported nmaking 'he total number registered at the Ea Board Office 2S2. If to this number be added the Kyr estimate of the medical ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPDMO AT} PI _STON. On S y, up to eix o'clock in the emening, 13 frs cases rere reported to the authoities tnakin the totatnembe of registered cas 13 Two deate ad ieurred, oneimth.hospita - the ?? and one in Laner-road-a yungman from -Lcdon ...

... Woodcock, Menlove, Fee#, Scott, Jennings, Foote, Spavling, Ml~i~raniaban, and Hew~ilson. Bi With regard to the outbreak of smallpox at the M institution, in connection with3 whfich ir. Hayton, wi the superintendenti of the casuxal wards, Zled been R atitacked ...

... JADE 4, LOO. J. E. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEiIC AT SHEFFIELD. 2P To Tim ?? OF TRE LMUPOL rnCunr. 3 I Gentlemen,-The variolorioutbreak at Sheffield I has developed day by day until it bezina to sp- Or prech the duiensions of a pestilence. The MercTy 8tatea that ...

... for the accommodation of infectious cases, and it Was a question for them what provision they were about to make for future smallpox patients. If they came in at the rate they had done hitherto, they would not have accommodation for more than &two days more ...

... disease, So in all they had at thet present momsent th ec cases of smallpox. One pleasing fact was that during the pest week there had not been a single death registered from smallpox, measles, scar' Latina, or feer. Such a thing ha- never occurred before ...

... vas 0'159 of an inch. 9( The COsAIRaAs.-I think Dr. Taylor told me I. of a case of smallpox from Sheffield. 1s Dr. TAYLOR said that there were seven cases of smallpox in the hospital, bive of which had been I fr traced to have originated in the family ...