... typhus, I from whooping-cough, 2 from 'diphtheria, 4 from enterie fever, 3 from diarrhea, 1 from dysentery. One case of small-pox was admitted to hospital during the, week; it is the only case of the disease admitted during the last six weeks. It should ...

... re- comnmended a house-to-house visitation in Sheffield for the purpose of revaveination. in consequence of the outbreak of smallpox in that town. It is stated that the authorities have resolved upon prosecuting the Mayor of Cork for assault- inig a constable ...

... crates,'' whose first work was on the method of curing fevers, dealing with continued and intermittent fevers,-and with small-pox. One i of -thepoints he recommended to the considera- tion -of every medical practitionemc was, that lie iustona dayrender ...

... occupant of the place, wyas so frightened that she handed the ruffianls £68, with which they decamped. It is reported that small-pox is spreading in Nottingham, and that at present there are thirteen patients in the infectious diseases hospitals. Every ...