... cough, 62 from measles, 48 from scarlot fever, 35 from diphttheria, 40 from fever (principally enteric), and on:y 3 from smallpox. No death from any of these y.ymotic diseases was registered durian the week in Derty, whereas they cansed the greatest mor ...

... ILOCAL NEWS. ~_ OrF-r 3PEX OF S'UMzaT IN; A WoRmIlOiSi. - Smallpox has broken our in the Bolton Work- hot seo where there aire over 1000 inmates. oulY tnree cases are reported so far, but it is feared the contagion will spread. LEvery precaution is being ...

... Henley would contribute nearly 6d. in the shilling. As the Gulardians were bound to provide hospital accommodation for pauper smallpox patients, unless they could get them admitted to the joint hospital at a uniform charge for all parts of the parish it would ...

... cbief ?? of nuisances, at a salary of :£450 per annum. 2. That Dr. Hops reaign his poition as visiting physician to the Smallpox Hospital, Parkbill, but that he continue to render such assistance as he now ?? to the ni edical officer of haldth, and i ...

... were chiefly those diseases prevalent at this season of the year, and not to any zymotio cause. I am glad to say we have no smallpox in our district, and the hospital is empty, all the patients being sent home cured, During the month we have had several ...

... scarlet fever, and 1 from enteric fever, No death occurred from smallpox, and haj no oresh cases have occurred to my knowledge in the cr1 city since July 10th. Your anthority's smallpox I hospitals have been empty since the 20th July, and rthere are only ...

... Mt &,Culture-Su Navy#. -0- Small-pox has broken out in Bolton Workhouse, Ben Nevis was covered with snow on Sunday morning. Reports published on Wednesday state that grouse in Scotland are on the average plentiful. H.M.S. Pigmy was successfully launched ...

... zymotio diseases have been attended by-marked success, and there is not one of this type prevalent in the city. The city smallpox hospitals have been empty for three weeks, and the scarlet fever hospital is occupied by one convalescent patient. The meetings ...

... gaood which the institution 3 renders to the public. Largely through its 7 -enlcV what threatened to be the outbreak C .t a smallpox epidemic in the city has been :larpressed wvith only one death-that of an nunaccinated child. Measles, and the kin- c ,red ...

... among children ard the poorer classes. The deatlh-rate from this disease has been almost as high in Madrid as that from small-pox. Siriall-pox has been prevalent in many parts of Spain for the last two years, but is now on the decline. TELEPHONE DEVELOPMENTS ...

... the Walsall St o Board, Mr. Winn presided.-A letter was received from I C the managers of the district schools stating that smallpox c si being prevalent in the Walsall Union they had resolved' it e that the admission of children into the schools from the ...

... 3731, increase * 89 luaisin asylums 350, inicrease ;ttlcs n breiadfor settled poor.£262 Os 7d, increase goe 7d, FREE FROM SMALLPOX, C] The medical officer to the workhouse (Dr Bernard), in his epot, resetedthefollwin sttistis in connection wit th smllp ...