... - SMALLPOX AND BANKRUPTCY. A meeting of the creditors of Thomas Grcgory Smith, 131, Winson Green Road, Birmingham, fish, frut, and poultrv dealer. lately carrying on businesat lat IA and 14-5, Wiinson Green Road, was held yeterdav at the ofce of the ...

... presiding. StuLLpoX Rstreiqs,-The ?? reported that the nlisunber of smallpox patients in the infirmary on the pre- viousf day wiraso 70; admitted since, 2; total that mornang, THAXMER OF THE SMALLPOX WARDS TO THE TOWN COU a CI-The CLERK read a letter from the ...

... twenty cases of infectious disease had been notified in the district during the month-viz., five of smallpox and fifteen of scarlet fever. Two of the smallpox cases occurred at Selly Oak, one at Shlly Park, | and two at King's Heath. They had all been removed ...

... occurred last year. The deaths registered during 1893 from smallpox numbered 70, against an annual average of 1 in the sevenyears 1886- 1892. It is now just ten years since the last epidemic of smallpox, which occurred in 1883, when 110 deaths were registered ...

... (including one from small-pox); Darlaston, 19 (including two from small-pox) ; Walsail, 41 (including 24 from small-pox and five from fever); total, 77 deaths, 29 being from small-pox and 8 from fever.- The Master reported that of the small ...

... 12. The ,new cases of smallpox reported during the week num- bered 69, as compared with 39 in the previous week, and the slew cases of scarlet fever 23, against 40. There were in the hospital at the end of the week 215 smallpox patient;, against 186 in ...

... William E. Newton, London. Improvements in the manatac. ture of hats and other felted goods and fabrics, Dated June 26, SMALL-POX IN WALSALL. At the usual weekly meeting of the Walsall Bord of Guardians, yesterday, Mr. J. Brewer presiding, the mor- tality ...

... whole list. SMALLPOX IN BIRMINGHAM. The return of Dr. Alfred Hill (niedical officer of health), for the week ending Deceurber 26, 1874, shows the fol- lowing figures :-New cases reported, 27; vaccinated, 16; not vaccinated, 9. In the Smallpox Hospital, ...

... the notice of the Health Committee, in connection with the outbreaks of smallpox and scarlet-fever, show that vester- day morning there were in the City Hospital 221-ses of smallpox, and during the day 5 new cases were admitted. There were no deaths, and ...

... month numbered 56, the average being 4'J ; while the births were against average of 71. There had been six fatal cases of small-pox, of which five were in one family, the head of which, the Clerk stated, had refused to allow his children to be vaccinated ...

... at Havana have resnmed work. The Street Car Company has readmitted the old drivers. SMALLPOX IN MADRID. The Dailff .gamis correspondent says the epidemic of smallpox has taken such proportions in Madrid that the Ministerial papers ask the Government to ...

... schools should be erected for tha use of the children; and also that commodious premises should be obtained for the use of smallpox and other classes patients,—On the motion of Mr. Chaplin, it was re soivtd that the next fortnightly meeting of the Board ...