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... considerable proportion of the deaths fiom small-pox have occurred in ng persons who have beeis said to have becn previously is vaccinated.' The question naturally arises, how then al does it happen that small-pox still. hovers about us like a destroying ...
... FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. Liverpool, May 22, 1847- ADMITTKD. DISCHARGED. Fever and smallpox' 164 Cured Medical and surgical wards. 27 Relieved Lyintr-in ward* 1 Died i Lock wards I RKMAINIMU I!* THE HOSPITALS. Fever and »mallj>ox Medical surgical ...
... head, and dreadfully lacerated the left eye of the unfortunate woman. The sight of this eye Mrs. Fearnley had lost by the small-pox in her childhood; but the obstruction being removed by the cow , she ha s ac t ua lly recovered the sight of her eye, which ...
... prohibit smallpox inoculation, and his statement, backed by sonic strong remarks of the Attorney-General, prevailed, and a clause was introduced to the following effect :— That any person guilty of such misdemeanour, i. e., of causing smallpox by inoculation ...
... prohibit smallpox inoculation, and his statement, hacked by some strong remarks of the Attorney-General, prevailed, and a clause was introduced to the following effect :— That any person guilty of such misdemeanour, i. e., of causing smallpox by inoculation ...
... ng districts. Small-pox and scar- 'lEtina have been epidemic in the metropolis. The deaths in the quarter from small-pox were 425. The epidemics di most frequently mentioned in the country distriets tt are scarlatine, meailes, small-pox,. hooping-cough ...
... A LETTER.—The August No. inierican Journal of the Medical Sciences relates a mce of a small-pox contagion. Mr. Robert At- Ancater, Pa., was seized with the small-pox in ist, and after passing through a severe sickness ease, recovered. After his recovery ...
... BEI-OHT. ADMITTED. I Dl'Cll AHGED. Fever and Small-pox 18 Cured Medical and Surgical Wards .’JO Believed 1- Lving-in Wards o Died. J Lock Wards •» I Total REMAINING THE HOISE. Fever and Small-pox Medical and Surgical Wards Lying-in Wards *7 Lock ...
... assassinat. lajesty's Envo throughout tbg ly believed, tbAl e instigation 0 uninterestink rth extracting., ith, had arrive; f smallpox ha 26. Leavy at the quobt. 3 part of buyers r through the weeP 2eedlng were abut/ kc. The effec t put an iturday, and tough ...
... and North Midland Paris and Rouen 4670 FEVER AND WORK WEEKLY IHOUSE HOSPITALS. BE PORT. ADMITTED. j DISCHARGED, Fever and Small-pox Cured Medical and Surgical Wards 38 j Relieved Lying-in Wards Died Lock Wards 4 Total Total 79 i REMAINING THE HOSPITALS ...
... Irishman, Ai:tearing, swearing, thumping, bumping, ramping, roaring Irishman. His face was no ways beautiful, For with small-pox 'twos scared across; And the shoulders of the ugly dog Were almost double a yard across. Oh, the lump of an Irishman, The ...
... the ?? for unabated vigilance Sit T la maintaining it. The anther proves, statistically', 1that over Ordmar TYall Europe small-pox is kept up by the neglect of vacctinat jots;- The that one-third of the luwer olasses of our own ?? are itipon, r)unproteotedl ...