... should be so backward in respect of sewerage and drainage as investigations have proved it to be. As we have already stated, small-pox has awakened anxiety, and the public press has been brought into requisitics as the medium of communication between the ...

... that a certain portion of the Freakes Ground he taken for the site of a new Fever Hospital. The Mayor pointed out that as small-pox was increasing they ought to proceed at once to establish this hospital. But the Mayor's advice was for some time, in effect ...

... mama. THE SMALL-PDX EPIDEMIC IN LEICESTER. It wan towards the close of the spring of 1871 that that much-dreaded disease, small-pox, made its appearance in Leicester. Previous to this date many of the principal towns both in England and Scotland had been ...

... factories and workshops, and the means adopted to minimise them, Mr. Baker in a scientific manner deals with the question of smallpox in such places, and after epitomising the correspondence received upon the question of vaccination and re-vaccination upon ...

... advanse took place on the Ist iust. House coal is now LI per ton in the Sheffield district. VIRULENT OUTBREAK OF SMALLPDX. The small-pox has virulently broken out at Forest of Dean colliery. ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF COAL. Another advance, the second advance since ...

... ; Bradford, 31 ; Leeds, 31 ; Sheffield, 34 ; Hull, 41 ; Sunderland, 32 ; and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 34. The fatal cases of smallpox in these 18 towns, which had been 78 and 76 in the two previous weeks, were last week 83 ; of these, 28 occurred in London ...

... had shot him. For the defence, it was stated that the prisoner had suffered to an unexceptionable degree from an attack of small-pox, which had effected his mina. He was a person of respectability, and his antecedeut life had been entirely free from anything ...

... was a grand policy, and that Free Trade has been fraught with innumerable errors, has brought on the Cattle Plague, the Smallpox epidemic, and Heaven only knows what lelse besides. Put a drag on the State Coach, say the old Tories, it is rushing ...

... during the last year very satisfactory? No epidemic diseases have raged in any of the prisms, and, in some cases, while small-pox has been virulent in the country round, the prison has been kept almost free from it, and even where it did appear, proper ...

... their wounds, 316 perished by accidents, and 30 by suicide. Dysentery carried off 2,000, typhus 8,595, gastric fever 159, smallpox 261, inflammation of the lungs 500, other acute diseases 521, consumption 529, other chronic diseases 249, and sudden death ...

... Lutterworth sub-registration district 2 deaths from smallpox occurred during the quarter, 2in the Harborough ditto, 1 in Billesden ditto, none at Wigston, 9 at Enderby (inclusive of 7 at tho smallpox hospital on Freak's Grounds), 3 in the lbetock ditto ...

... father, mother, eight children, grown tip single (laughter, and young man lodger. It is scarcely surprising to find that the smallpox attacked this wretched party, and the lodger died. What a field for epidemics of every kind, from is hers 1 What sikttrriblt ...