... 27 typhus fever. 148 typhoid faver, 76 4 diphtheria, 8314 scarlatina, 242 measles, 25 hooping- s cough. 14 erysipelas, I smallpox, and 129 were ad- is mimod for obervation or placed in quarantine. The deaths numbered 62, or 5-64 per cent. ; EINmnuGaoa-CsIss ...

... 3O years of age, is unmarried, and resides lO in Long Wynd. C, DUNeDnL-ANoiTnaR DEATH FEOx SmALLPox.- t, The young woman Manie, who was seized with of smallpox, was removed from her house in Burnside so Street, L=chee, to the Epidemic Hospital yester- ...

... and thoroughly fumigated. The d lmarqne Edesund Kayo, of Newcastle, has also arrived in Is the Tyne, having had eases of smallpox on board, ono of - -t the crew, the snub, Mr. Bacr.css, having died. -, GoNTArnous DISEASES (-AY1MALS) Aer, 1878.- K r Return ...

... date, ha, Ig a ?? OuvaRRax or SmitrLLo.P-Ths far Iof funeral. of Batcheler, the sanitary offcer who died ha! a of from small-pox on Tuesday, tonlr place yealter iy, kn car, and was attended by the whole members, of the in, ice, sanitary staff. Mitchell ...

... the time. TuIE OllTlltRArc 01 s iArU P t goX IN D rin1) --Thle funeral of Batchelor, the saenitary officer, who died from smallpox onl Tuesday, took place yesterdlay. titl was attended bv tfhe %vhitle mere )eris of tOle sanitatry staff. Iitchell, the ...

... fur' the first timtle on record, the assizes wvere held at Stowumarkot , insttad of at Bury St. Edninuds. on account of the smallpox, which was raoing at the lusterplaoe. Before goingr on circuit nuoiftrouit Suffolk incl ill town besoug'lht. him to sitf' ...

... diphtheria, 25 and 28 from whooping-cough, 12 and 8 Lion enterc fever, I6 and I4 from diarrhcea and dysentery, and not one from small-pox, typhus, ill-defined forms of fever, or cholera. Deaths referred to diseases of the respiratory organs numbered 440 and 412 ...

... purchasers. le DUNDEE -SPZEAD OPS1ALL-POX- The sanitary t authorities in Dumdee were yesterday informed of :e another case of small-pox. A girl aged 11 years, )f daughter of Peter Mitchell, millworker, Larch oe Street-who was seoied with the disease about 10 ...

... inmates of one household, dw neath one roof, were yet as far apao and nature continents divided ut rolled between. Not smallpox, surely 1 My stepmother's voice reached ai through the medium of distance, fair although she was sitting at my side r speak ...

... Harding was not at the last meeting of the ISanitary Committee, and he believed be had not been at any meetings since the smallpox epidemic. (Laughter.) Councillor Dunn opposed the increase of salaries, bis con. tention being that the time was inopportune ...

... rag doll wlhicb had grown up. TIer bloodless indl leathery face was seamed with marks con- tracted during an lbttaik of small-pox ; on her head .,s ai collection of hallb in which lanlky black and dull gray were, mixed in about elual proportioiis. At ...

... made to the Governmeat to insist on the steamer Pharos sailing about at night to protect the fishing fleet, ?. DUNDaL-Tim SMALLPOx OUTBReEA AND THE of MAn TRAINING Snip.-On Saturday at the Police It Court Mr Dewar mentioned, in connection with st the case ...