... position felt more than ever incumbent upon him to express his great and sincere sympathy under their present epidemic of small-pox in Sheffield and even more under the misrepresentation to which they bad been exposed. thought there was no ground whatever ...

... General Hospital Died aged and upwards Bristol 11 one year old. Barton Woxkh'ss ° ,? - Lunatic Asylum 1 „- Small-pox. 1 Small-pox Hospital 0 -1> SB*****— Sanitary Authority , Measles 0 .. . 0, Whooping-cough 1 St. Peter's Hospital Diarrftosa ...

... 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 ...

... successful, and the Buzzard returned to Sheemeaa for repairs to ber machinery. THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. The Registrar-General's report for the last week stales that small-pox caused 37 deaths in Sheffield, one in Bristol, and one Leeds, bnt not one in London ...

... has arrived in Simon's Bay, South Afriec, on her way to Sydney, The Registrar-General's report for last week states that smallpox caused 37 deaths in Sheffield and one in Leeds. The Marquis and Marchioness. of Stafford have sustained a domestic bereavement ...

... the Great Western Railway, near Reading, was totally de- Atroyed by fire yesterday morning. . - Thirty-seven deaths from smallpox were registered in Sheffield last week. At Cork police court, yesterday, Major Roberts was charged with criminally assaulting ...

... . I . . I I . I I q:Dc.vo-# ot-ortotato We rgret to state that the smallpox has made a fresb start in. more than one district of the city, and in the absence of compulsory powers to compel pri- vate medical practitioners to notify the existence o cases ...

... The Inspector of (Mr Sweet) presented report the cases small-pox which had occurred the parish during the month of January. 'There had been 8 cases, and of these 7 were removed to tbe smallpox hospital, of the patients recovering and dying. Five of tbe ...

... oonsiderab e activity from a sanitary point of view, partly on account of two oatbreaks of scarlatint and one of smallpox, Forty-nine cases of smallpox occarred .during the year, Six of these appeared almost 'simultaneously about the middle of September, and ...

... Sweet, THB SMALLPOX, or Sw eet, the sanitary inspector presented a' state- 1, ?? of the cases of smallpox which had occurred in 3 the parish during the month of January. There had l been eight cases, and of these seven were removed to s the smallpox hospital ...

... dangers attending the concentration of small-pox cases. After a searching inquiry into the origin and continuance ot the epidemic had concluded was due to aerial contamination with smallpox germs emanating from the small-pox wards Barton Regis Workhouse, and ...

... nine of children and of persons over 60, whose averaged -(teats 3 months. Six deaths were dne tbe principal 'vciotiea, 1 to small-pox (a boy four years age, ..;,accin&ted), 1 to whooping eoogh, 2 to diphtheria, fever, and to enteric fever. Bight were doe ...