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... thius 220 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 20 helowv the l corrected average weekly number. No dea'h fromn small-pox was registered, the corrected av-crags beilng 13. A GLASS ore SHIERY AND A MINCE-Pr.'- On Wednesday, a neatly-dressed young ...
... Taylors, 105 ; Leathersellers, Lice; Salters, 52 iOS. ; and Gunmakers, Lie. SMALL-POX INcREASING AT SH}EFFIELD.-In spite of the efforts of the authorities at Sheffield, small-pox is said to be increasing. The death rate last week, which was twventy-one ...
... occurred at a private house at Battersea yesterday, Charles' Saby, an elderly man who lodged on the premises, lost his life. Small-pox, which has been alarmingly epidemic in Yorkshire of late, has' now appeared in Bradford. The fever returns issued yesterday ...
... 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 ...
... fever (8 below the average), I from an ill-defined form of continued fever, 8 from diarrhwa and dysentery, and not one from small-pox, typhus, or cholera. Deaths from diseases of the respiratory organs numbered 357, and were i85 below the average. Different ...
... to twelve years, in ordinary circumstances, and from twelve years to ten years in the case of any immediate danger from small-pox. ' DEATH OF THE ELDER DUMTAS' SISTER--The death is announced of Marie Rose Dumas, sister of the elder Dumas, and five years ...
... town states that the matter cannot be put too strongly, for in the long run it will shorten if not destroy as many lives as small-pox. Several families have gone to the south on account of the new epidemic. A number of deaths are stated to have occurred, ...
... centre dof industry that the small-pox scare will soon -dieout~among the ironworlkers of Hunslet and l the crowds who ply the needle in the ready- 3 made clothing factories. The cases are not in- acreasing there, and should small-pox now break out unexpectedly ...
... Frederick W. Bacry, Local Government Board inspector, arrived ill Sheffield last night to make official inquiry into the small-pox ep~c!inmir, uldicli as yet shows no signs of abatement, the returns tup to yesterday being as serious as ever. In consequence ...
... 251 deiaths were referred to ie these liseoiese, being 14 above the corrected avorage It weekly number. One death from small-pox wae regis- in tered, the corrected average being 17; the death oc- i- curred in tho Metropolitan Asylum Hospital at Homer- ...
... aw to the chairman, had been clflied in in an emergency to give estimates with regard to proposed new accommodation for small-pox cases, and in respect of this had told the builders to put on 2,71 per cent. for himself for taking out the quantities. Mr ...
... night. THE SMALL-POX EPIDE1MIC IN SHEFFIELD.-A conference tool place at Sheffield yesterday between Dr. Barry, acting for the Local Government Blearil and representatives of several of the borough authorities, x'ktli reference to tele small-pox epidemic ...