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... Occupiers' Disqualification Removal Bill, — Committee. questions. Sir J. Lawrence will ask a question as to an outbreak of smallpox in the Isle of Man. Mr. Chaplin will ask a question as to the dismissal ' of Mr. Oliphant, private secretary to Sir Salar ...
... laundress in the district ceased to perform her ordinary duties, by direction of the vestry's offic i s, whilst case of smallpox was in the house.and afterwards complained that she had lost her custom, and had got int arrears with the rent. Toe vescry ...
... has actually been the case. The whole of the interior of European Russia is at the present moment fermenting with fever, small-pox, and deadly species of measles, and the contagion has developed in such a regular manner as to leave no pessibility doubt ...
... small pox England and Wales during 1876 amounted to 2,418 and in 1877, 4,280. The increase in the latter year was due to the small-pox epidemic in the metropolis. THE MYSTERIOUS EDINBURGH MORDER. Mr. Cress, in answer to a question relating to the mnrderof ...
... has been divided, at his suggestion, between the distressed Alsatians' Fund and that for the families of political pnamers. Smallpox has broken at St. Etienne, where there have been 17G fatal casi* six weeks, and at Rieutort (Pyrenees Orientals), where marly ...
... prisoners from Armenia are all more or less infected with disease, and wherever they go epidemics follow in their train. At Penza smallpox and measles are so rife that all public schools and institutions have been closed order of the Government. The official report ...
... SMALL-POX IN KENSINGTON. At the meeting of the Kensington Vestry last night Dr. Dudfield, medical officer of health, reported that during the past month 57 cases of smallpox had come to his knowledge, two of them being fatal, and all but but seven in ...
... health depends upon the condition of this atmosphere. If a pers >n with a weak atmosphere were to meet another sufferiug from small-pox, infection would result. If in perfect health, the atmosphere about a person would disease-proof, but even then, ar of taking ...
... oontinne, to estimate how long it will take efface the white man from this part of the world unless fresh arrivals come in. The small-pox, which at the commencement of the year had committed frightful ravages amongst the native population, has sensibly abated ...
... mouth, the ex-Premier having once said, There are some people whom I hold little less guilty thau those who propagate small-pox and scarlet fever ; who go about the country spreading terrible fears and gloomy forebodings. In closing an address which ...
... addresses will be found at the foot of the advf rtisement of the concert. Friendly Society.—The annual meeting of the Dockyard Small-pox Relief Fund was held last evening at tha Gladstone Tavern, Arundel-street Mr. T. Gibbons, president of the society, in the ...
... dislocate it. Those who live with Nature's laws, and are well protected tism, need have but little fear choieia, fever, small-pox. or, in fact, any dangerous disease. FKhiei. If desired, Patient may be visited at their own residences, by appointment, ...