... the 40 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 ;: towns. 30 occurred in sondon, 3 in Liverpool, 2 in ' Salford, and 2 in Preston. Smallpox caused 20 O deaths in Sheffield, 5 in Manchester, 1 in greater- Londona, 1 in Liverpool, I ina Oldham. 1 in Bla-k- 1 burn ...

... 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 ...

... permission of the Emperor to enter Pekin, is now, on its way across Shensi, Honaje, and Chiheli to the capital. An epidemio of .smallpox was raging in Eong Kong when the mail I left. One hundred and forty-six deaths took place l in the first fortnight of the ...

... basis. I DUNDEE-PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SMALLPOX.- 13 Yesterday, at the meeting of the Sanitary Corn- xi mittee of the Police Commission, a circular from d the Board of Supervision with regard to the spread of smallpox in Scotland was submitted, and,% remit ...

... t most favourably on the general health of the boys; they also report that in consequence of a considerable, outbreak of smallpox in Bristol and elsewhere they have vaccinated 219 lads. Our hon. medical officer, Dr Davies, at his annual examination in ...

... 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 ...

... February, lying in Kingroad, from Odessa with barley, bound to Avonmouth. I examined the crew of 24 and found one man with smallpox, and another who hiad the signs of a recent very light attack still upon him. The disease had probably been introduced from ...

... presided. - The Mledical Officer attended, and, in answer to M~r. Roberts, I stated that there had been. no fresh csse of smallpox since t'he Previous meeting, and that there were only three cases in the district, one being in the isolation hospital and ...

... with the several dispensary sub-districts reported 1 2 cases of zyme- tie diseases, wohich occurred amon z the poor, viz.- smallpox, 1 ; mea~sles, 2 ; typhus, 2 ;.enteric or typhoid fever, 2a; and simple fever. 5 cases. Atll of! these cases wvere remtovced ...

... liability. Sitting asLocal Authority, the meeting considered circulars from the Board of Supervision as to threatened epidemic of smallpox and the keeping of balkesouses, and it was remitted to the sanitary inspector and the medical officer to report on the pointc ...

... J. Cousins, W. Stone, W Jones, B. T. Cossens, and T. Miles. Dr Barton (medical officer of health) was also in attendance. SMALLPOX HIOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION. The CHAIRMAN said their jcheme of providing hospital accommodation had practically failed. so far ...

... scarlet fever, 46 from sneasles, 41 from fever'' (principally, enterie), 28 from, diwrrhooa, 40 from diphtheria, and 29 from smallpox. These zymotic diseases caused the lowest death-rates during the wveek in Brighton, Norwich, anti Portsmouth; and the highest ...