... from diphtheian, 45 from scarlet fever, 38 frorn fever (principally O enteric), 32 from diarrhoas, and not one from PM smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic as diseases was recorded during the week in k; Wolverhampton, while they caused the greatest ...

... ough, a 67 from diarrhc'a, 49 from diphtheria, 41 frorm e scarlet fever, 23 from fever(principallyenteric), a- ?? irom smallpox. These zynioticdiseascs d cauled the lowest death-rates last week in Norwich and Cardiff, and the highest in Bolton, t Hull ...

... Pr or Another outbreak of smallpox in Dundee was Re It reported yesterday to the sanitary inspeetor. et. Lat The patients ae three children, who we=>a re- anc r&- moved to the smallpox hospitaL The last came f JW his smallpox in Dundee was reported on ...

... during.0 on- 22lbouss; the amountcollee9dW38 1'363 inches. I p tm-THE REMOVAL OF SMALLPOX CASESEI by In repay to Mr. Menloe, the MEDICAL Orcan f stated that the case of smallpox which was taken v to the Brownlow-hill Hospital one day this week t B. flS not ...

... means of isolation they had kept smallpox outof that town ford17 years, and it was, therefore contended that I vaccination was unnecessary; but it must be recollected that the town of Leipsic at one time keptout smallpox ny similar means for 18 years. i- ...

... diphtheria in the 28 towns, 23 occurred in London, a. in Portsmouth, 2 in D Bolton, 2 in Manchester, and 2 in Salfcrd. d. Smallpox caused no death in any of the 28 large 3 towns. The annuasl rate of mortality from all d. causes per 1003 persons estimated ...

... relieved, as compared with 155 c. last year. at EMdIGRANTS AND SMALLPOX. r- The CuAiAx called attention to the fact, that, *h on Tuesday last, an emigrant child suffering frou Ly smallpox was brought to the workhouse. ft h'& o- arrived in Liverpool from ...

... Of the 38 deaths from'B dipht in the 28 towns, 18 occurred in London, 3 in Manchester, 3 in Salford. and 3 in Sheffield. Smallpox caused 1 death in Ports- mouth. but not one in any of the 27 other towns. The annual rate of morta:ity from all causes per ...

... The folowuing ca-es of infectious disease rv-re reported, viz.:-20 cases of fever, 14 re- mnoved to hospital; I case of smallpox, removed to l'oapitail; 18 casse of soarlatina, 3 removed to h-snital; 1C cases of neasles, 3 removed to hos- pital: 2 mc-es ...

... Of the 20 deaths from diplhtheria in the 28 to-wns 16 occurred iii London, 4 in Portsmontli, and 3 in Neweastlspon-Tyne. Smallpox caused iio death Im any of the 28 great towns. The annnu:d rate of mortality from 1I al causcs per 1000 Tersons esctiratted ...

... ohithria in the 28 towns, 24 oxored in Lond!On, 4 in SUlfolrd, 2 in t airiiunghain, 2 in ie td, and 2 in Newcasctle- ytuon-lite. Smallpox caeue(idoe death. in Bristol, fblat tllo,(3 In any other of the 23 large towos. 'KThe aneal rato of nulrthditv from all causes ...

... dressed with scrupulous correctness, att l though he does not impress one as a dandy. me His ?ace was deeply pitted with smallpox,; the ev E consciousness of his disfigurement perhaps bra brought out in him the passion of envy. bel Redoubtable as he wlas ...