... the fatal cases of small-pox occurred in the Workhouse, which is situated in All Saints eub-distriot, thus accounting for the high zymotio death-rate in this part of the town. The eon. tinned and increasing fatal prevalence of small-pox in the borough is ...

... deaths showed a decline of 224 upon those returned in the previous week, of which 181 occurred in London, The fatal cases of small-pox inthese 17 towns, whichin thetwo previousweeks had been357 and37O, declined last week to 318. Of these 232 were retarned ...

... of the Grand Jury to return a true bill against him when the case came on for trial. SMALLPOX AT OLDBURY.-During Sunday and yester- day three other aense of smallpox wrreported to the sanitary authority. . .±swscsseaw.B Mu-TblA.-The third battalion of ...

... the past four weels 14 e smallpox and 8 scarlet-fever patients have been admitted a into the hospital, and during the same period 8 small tand 10 scarlet-fever patients have been dischaged, I smallnox patient has died, 12 smallpox and 23 scarle. fever patients ...

... each in Manchester and Salford, and one each in Portsmouth, Birmingbam, Bradford, and Sheffield. The annual death- rate from smallpox in the week was equal to 4 per 1,000 in London, 3 in Liverpool, 6 in Manchester, and 9 in Sunderland. The fatality from measles ...

... year. The deaths showed, however, an increase of 108 upon the low numbers returned on the previous week. The fatal cases of small-pox In thesa 18 towns, which In the two previous weeks had been 146 and 114, rose again last week to 13S; the annual death rate ...

... in Sunderland. In Newcastle and Sunderland small.pox was severely epidemic, while the excess in most of the [ other towns was principally due to the great fatality from diarrhoea. I. The deaths from small-pox in England and Wales,which had been 1,229 in ...

... Further and reliable news is expected by Sir Henry Loch in the course of a few days. It is reported that Lobengula died of smallpox four weeks ago. ?? had received a message that if he sur- rendered lie would be treated with clemency. Lobeugula, however ...

... becember had an unfavourable influence 'opon the 'public health, and the number of deaths was also unduly. raised through the small-pox epidemic, which was more fatal than in the preceding three months.. The births registered in England and Wales during'the ...

... principal diseases of the zymotic class had decreased to 5633, fronm711 and 618 in the two preceding weeks. 'The fatal cases of smallpox in the seventeen towns, which in the two previous weeks had been 1156 and 135, were last week 144; of these, 61 occurred ...

... performed in one place only. Extenssiv statistical tables are appended to the report. THE SMALLPOX AND SCAz FzvmR EPcTDo7C5.- Yesterday morning the number of smallpox cases in, the City Hospital was 204, and during the day 12 fresh rase9S were admitted. ...

... from 0-0 and 1-0 in Norwich and Leicester, to 5-2 and 5-4 respec- tively in Leeds and Oldhrnm. The fatal pre- valence of small-pox shows an increase in Birm- inghamn. The annual rate 'of mortality from all causes, per 1,000 persons estimated to be living ...