... 15 fronm diphtheria, 33 from whooping cough, 15 from euteric fever, 18 from diar- rhoa and dysentery, and not onte from small-pox, typhus, any ill-defined form of continued fever, or cholera; thus, 109 deaths. were referred to these diseases, being no ...

... English racecourse an greater need of a sternly reforming band. The latest report from Preston gives support to the belief that smallpox is dying out. At a meet. of the Town Council a member expressed the belief that the epidemic had its origin on the fair-ground ...

... vaccinated, and be bad teen under the operation himself twice. Let those who believed vacci. nalion to be a preventative against small-pox enjoy the - use of it. but if there were people who objected to having their children vaccinated, it was an ?? thing, and ...

... journalism, the Arts Club propose to entertain Mr. Clement Scott at dinner on the 20th inst, During last week four new cases of smallpox were re. ported to the sanitary authorities at Bradford, and row there are eight persons under treatment at the Fever Etcs ...

... visitors' votes, the ?? remaining t I Opreii to-day and to-morrow. r 5 TuS SlALLrOX EPeswuc.-The unmi er of g 3 cases of smallpox retorted to the authorities at I -Preston since saturday shows a slight oliprove- f s ment. Prior to twvo o'clocic on Saturday ...

... all the works and settlements above ground and flooded some of the shafts, and other hindrances, such as an outbreak of small-pox in the vicinity of the camp. His worst experience was, perhaps, the panic at the end of 1882, when all the men fled from ...

... iworks manager (M1r. H. J. Clarson), who is also sanitary inspector for the Rural Sanitary Authorty, had been attacked with smallpox, and had been removed to a cottage for isolation. A &ocum rtenes was appointed for one mouth. It is believed that yr. Clarson ...

... have not come in so fast as was expected. There is about £13,000 in the bank at present, THE SMALLPOX ElPID}MIO AT PnRMsToN.-'There were ten fresh cases of smallpox renorted to the authorities at Preston on Monday and nine yester- day. The workmen are expected ...

... Clerk that a committee of the board lhad passed a resolution a few days ago to the effect that, in view of the epidemic of smallpox in the town, a repre- L santa~tion be made to the Sanitary Committee of the Ctr- poration to prevent the holding of tho July ...

... Colonial Hall to the .,members of the Cardibf Liberal Association.- B Between Saturday and Monday evening eleven cases of smallpox were reported at Ireston. The Sanitary Com- mittee have decided not to give any farther information to the press-because ...

... per 1000 per annum.. . Rate of mortality from zymotic diseasei I Died aged 00 and upwards. Under one year old. .. Of fever. smallpox. . I Scarlet fever ?? Measles Whooping cough. .. Diarrhoea.. Diphtheias Violence. .. Other causes Inquest cases In public ...

... (Alderman Wright) pre- a sided at the mieeting yesterday.-It was reported that botht the fever hospital and the temporary small-pox hospital v were empty.-Reference was made to an appeal case I aantteassessment of. the sewage farm and thle pump- a4 in tto ...