... the 47 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 towns, 31 occurred in 'London, 5 in Manchester, 2 in Nottinghsan, and 2 in Halifax. Smallpox caused one death in Lonidoq and one in Preston; but not one in any of the twenty-six. other large towns. The annual rate ...

... 63 from fever (principally enterich 53 from scarlet fever, 47 from diphtheria, 45 from whooping cough, and only two from smallpox. The'e zyniotic diseases caused the lowest rates of mortrlitv durinsg the week in Bradford and Birkenhead, and the hisbest ...

... en the I Board. The Chairman and several other members spolke (of the services rendered by Dr. Stead during the recent i smallpox epidemic. As Mir. Stokes's proposition was not ' seconded, the matter was allowed to arop.-Dr. Taylor I wrote resigning his ...

... | Churches and Churchmen. A thankggiving service has been held at Grimeby for the entire cessation of small-pox in the town, The beneflt given at the ycurem Theatre in aid of the Bishop of Bedford'a Rome and Refuge Fund for East London realisod over £100 ...

... it is even more stupid, for it is as if a doctor pro- posed to cure an attack of measles by bringing about an attack of small-pox. This is the plan which Mr Gladstone proposes, and it is what EBrl Spencer urged on the Glasgow Liberals. Sir Geo. Trevelyan ...

... cough, 675 from measles, 517 from scarlet fever, 3§4 from diphtheria, 392 from fever (principally enterie), and 46 from smallpox. These 6,346 deaths were equal to an annual rate of 2'7 per 1,000, which I exceeded by 0'9 the zymotic death-'ate in England ...

... In the two preceding weeks there were ltw3 caaes nnder treattment, of which I0Q were cases sf scarlet fever. There was no small-pox can urecnd treatment. Yesterday, Henry Larne, aged eigistel, a sawvere' labourer, residing at 78, Chalton-street. Frntonrosd ...

... number of deaths 00 g from zymotic diseases, ?? within the borough of it Cardiff for the week ending Saturday last:- 9r ii Small-pox ?? Measteg ?? 4 Scarlet ?? l Dirbtheria ?? ?? be ie Whooping ?? fvplioid phnFever. h Cholera ?? PC Other causes ?? ?? s D ...

... that the total proceeds of the day amounted to £1,400. The Tcomps publishles a letter from Tanenarive, dated October Refit. Smallpox has comnpletely ravaged Tanancrivo, There is almost a famine in the country. A measure of rice that is worth usually 1f; ...

... that vaeciuation-absoliottelr prevented: thcoommunica- tioni of smallpox, but it was an enormons protec. -tion. Although it woe true that there had been a- ;severe- outbreak of' smallpox at Sheffield, the -ligutes'I showed that huff for vaccinatibn-it ...

... the effect of improving the quality of vaccine. He did not say that vaccination absolutely prevented the commulnication of smallpox but it was an enormous pro-ection. Althonuh it was true that there had been a severe outbreak of. snallpox at Shelield the ...

... that vaccination abso- ILlately prevented tbo coXmmunication of smallpox, but it i ily was an enormous protection. Although it was true that ( he there had been a severe outbreak of smallpox at Sheffield, c ng the fgures showed that but for vaccinstion-it ...