... Friday. Ti During tin, weeL S cases of small-pox were ad. D, mitted to hospital, 7 cases were dismissed well. The details are as follow:- Aug. 3L Previous Week. Plrgle ?? ?? .lo Dollhf i plague - . - -. ?? Ii,, Smallpox . ?? 25 23 Typbosfee .A*- c : l ...

... Matin, which regards his return to the Ministry as possible. SMALLPOX IN BASUTOLAND.I . Masern, February 10. To add to the present difficulties and burdens .of the Basutolend Government, smallpox is ;spreading with rather alarmning rapidity in thes Bersa ...

... with 1535 the previous Friday. Dutring the week 13 cases of smallpox were ad. mitted to hospital. 3 cases dismissed well, and 1 death occurted. The details are as follow:- Dec. 21. Des. 14. Smallpox,_ ?? ~ . 67 ?? 6 ?? fever ?? . .S Lnreriefever ?? 373 . ...

... were:-Measles. d 27; scarlet fever, 2; and enteric, 2. No case t of small-pox were notified.. There were several ifpersons in the burgh, however, who had beer, itcoming in contact with small-pox patients ir Lf Glasgowv, and these were under personal euper- ...

... at home 1505 cases of infectionls dis- ease, as comopared withu 14.J the previous Friday. Duringr the weak; 12 cases of smallpox were ad- mitted to hospitall. G ess6 dismissed swell, and 1 death ocereed. The desails are as follow:- Noe. 3 Pevroees Week ...

... Friday. During the wseek 7 cases of smallpox were ad- 'mitted to hospital. 11 cases dismissed well, and I !death ocur ead. The details are asfollow:- Gct. 26. Previous Wek 1 Flame . ?? 10 . i Doehtf oiague-. Smallpox. ?? 29 ?? 34 1 Typahus fever ?? 4 ...

... 1301 last Friday. The details, e supplied by Dr A. K. Chalmers, medical officer of health for the city, are as follow:- 0 Smallpox. .Yeaterday . c eeks Orbus £ver ?? . ?? 17 Typusfever . 1 I . g X iterit fever ?? in3 . , 109 SDiarletfever . Satt ?? * ...

... The details, as reported by Dr A. IL Chalmers, medical officer of health for the city, are as follow:- Yesterday. Lastweek. Smallpox ?? ?? . 83 Typhus fever. 0 ?? a E.eeriefever . 144 ?? 119 A Scarlet fever . 45 ?? . 56 -Diphheria . 25 ?? 25 O Erysipelas ...

... -INCnEASz Or SMALLPOS.-It will be seen froin the details I given that there was an increase of S in the L number of oases of smallpox in the city yesterday 1 as compared with the corresponding day last ,i week. The majority of the cases are from the . Eastern ...

... scarlet fever, 21, against 23; enteric W fever, 12, against 4; typhus fever, 1, against 0; fc continued fever, 1, against 0; smallpox, 4, ti - against 2; mnembranous croup, 1, against 0; 31 c diphtheria, 12, against 4; erysipelas, 6, against Ci 10; puerperal ...

... end of tile last con- mtL tory, smallpox undoubtedly hulked most lagely, his r- Jernner's beneficent discovery was train only i in mc 11 course of introdction. In London in the ?? as 0- years,. 1791-1800, the smallpox deaths consti- nis. t, rated 9.38 ...

... sanitary superviiofl at hbme 1044 case of infectious di8- d ease, as compared with Il9llast Friday. During - the week 5 cases of smallpox have been admitted C to hdspitat, 8c554 diemissed, and I death occurred, e The details are as follow:- PI osteresy. Laos ...