... footing. He crguedl that as the number of smallpox patients was so small, it was a waste of ratepayers' money to keep the shipsopen. and lie recoimmended. as an eco- sornicos sneasure, that what fewv smallpox patients there wvere should be accommodated ...

... drowned. ANOTiiERm outbreak of smallpox has been reported e: eto the Durdee sanitary inspector: The patients are I t threechildren named Reddie, who were removed to 13 d the Sinallpox Hospital. The last case of smallpox 0 e in Dundee was reported on February ...

... traced inlr. runnu's Ito- t port, and some of tho facts hoe has brought out i are of the utalost interest and importance. j Small-pox, li]ke mueasles and ?? other *lis- 11: eases, is often spread by people who arc ailing, I1 but do not kn0oW` what is the ...

... fever, 68 from diarrhcea and dysentery, and not one from small-pox; thus, 179 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 103 below the corrected average weekly number. No death from small-pox was registered, the corrected average being 7; and no case ...

... gh, 19 from anterio fever, 2 from ill-deined forms of continued fever, 68 from diarrhmca and dyrentery. end not one from smallpox, tyPhUs, or cholera; thu~s, 175 deaths wvere referred io these dieases, being 83 below the corroeotd average wreekly number ...

... 17 from lhoepng-Coigh, 0 from enterlo fever, 158 from adsentery, 4 from cholera and | o'seleraic diarrhw aed not one from smallpox, typhus, cr11-defined forme of continued fever; I tns, 214 deaths were referred to these diseases, hsin l 21 below the corrected ...

... fever, 1 from an ill-defined form of continued fever, 13 from diarrhsea and dysen- tery, 1 from cholera, and not one from small-pox or typhus. Thus 152 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 81 below the corrected average weekly number. ROYA.L Lo ...

... typhus, 10 from enteric fever, 1 Irorn ;i; ?? formn oi Continued fever, 11 from diarrhwsa and dysenter~y, and not onle from small-pox or cliolentX: tiuls. 187 deaths were reterred to these diseasee. being 49 below the corrected average weekly number. In Greeter ...

... from diphtheria. 31 from wboopin-cough, I from typhus, 8 from enterio fever, 18 from u oia and dyeentery, and not one from small-pox, ill-defned forms of fever, or cholera; thus l10 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 48 below the corrected average ...

... 4 from lli-defiled formms of continued fever; |9 from diarrhan and dysentery; 1 from infantile cholera; and not one from small-pox or tvphus' thus 118 doaths were referred to these diseases. being 84 below the Correceed averag I weekly numvbrr. In Greater ...

... cough, 8 from enteric fever, 155 from diarrhoa and dysentery, 4 from cholera and choleraic diarrhiea ; and not one from small-pox, typhus, or ill-defined forms of continued fever. Thus, 149 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 80 below the corrected ...

... eption. The streets were crowded, and the people cheered heartily, his Majesty bowing his acknow- ledgmenta repeatedly. -_ NO SMALLPOX IN LONDON. An ordinary meeting of the maligers of the Metro- politan Asylums board was held yesterday. The return of fever ...