... 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 ...

... admission orders, 47; admitted, 35; discharged, 33; dead, 2; new cases, 44; medleal orders, 38; fever cases 0; last week, 0; small-pox, 0; Iest week, 0; meamles, 0; last week, 0; gross total indoor and outdoor, 1,448; last week, 1,466; decrease, 17; corresponding ...

... the Poulten district, and nearly 24 more in Itoit the Kirkhams district. In the Kirkham district £l1 wee foro due to the smallpox o 2tbresk, to a person coming into Rest Kirkham who caused that amount to he expended. If the they would take the number ...

... ab coroner, and 17 were duoe to violence. The deaths deo ea ito the seven principal zymotio or infections diseases were :-Smallpox, 2; rueasles, 1; scarlet fe er, 5; dip- ktheria, 15; twhooping cough. 15; fever, 16; and or - ditarrhco', 41. Considering ...

... nothing pleasant in its associatiolls, tow but very necessary daring a portion of last year-we def rem refer to the Ducker smallpox hospital, put up on the hav northern side of Pfrestlot-has been taken to pieces, and to the materials of it, after being ...

... admission orders, 39; admitted, 31; disecharged, 19 dead, 2; new oases, 32; medical orders, 34; fever eases 0; last week, 0; small-pox, 0; lest week, 0; measles, 0 ; last week, 0 ; gross toal indoor and outdoor, 1,463, last week, 1,459; decrease, 4; corresponding ...

... orders, 46; admitted, 3$; dIscharged, 22 ; &y. dead, 1; new cases, 18; medical orders, 41 ; faver caces ad, 0; last week, 0; small-pox, 0; last week, 0 ; measles, be 0 ; last week, 0 ; grose total indoor and outdoor, 1,463 31t, (lest week, 1,459; decrease ...

... They had bad ' T . a visitation of smallpox, but in all cases re-vacolnalion I had been advised and diauifectants freely served out, lime washing where needed by compulsion. He remariked the w hi went of a smallpox hospital, Ptating that no landlord F ...

... Ces ?? Banks suggested that a claim r cu be mt b mde against the Corporation for expanses tn con- 1.8 et~nwt h mnte nane of smallpox paucer casts 1 %iVar. accommoditted att the Fulwood Workheouse.-M~r. Peer. H: son remarked, (as a member of the Corporation) ...

... been in much anxiety about her sister, the Hereditary Griind P Duchess of O'denburg, who has been laid up at r' Poona, with smallpox, which has been very prevalent a there during the wvinter. The Hereditamy Grand Duchess is now tonvalescent, and she will ...

... that observed during any of the past 50 year.. Dealing with the various causes of death, I hbae firmt of all to speak of smallpox, the disease to which reference has already been made, as having been the cause of the epidemic from which the town suffered ...

... The busluess of the Sanitary Committee bad been materially inter- fered with during the past year by the prevalence of the smallpox emidemic, and beyond the work for coping with the misfortune, they bad not very much to report during the year. The work ...