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... column of your register headed ' cause of death,' uhder the words ' small-pox,' the following additional words — * after natural small-pox, ' atter small-pox by inoculation,' ' after vaccination,' or ' without previous vaccination ' — as the case may ...
... THE SMALL-POX IN MARYLEBONE ST. MARYLEBONE BOARD OK G__ED_INB The usual weekly meeting of the above board was held yesterday morning at the workhouse ia the New-road. Mr. Churchwarden Daniell in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having been ...
... previously vaccinated 120 ts — supposed to have had small-pox previously 2 I) — not having small-pox \\ v Total 307 !»?) RETURN 01 THE NUMBER. AND AGES, AND DEATHS OF TIIE CASES ADMITTED INTO THE SMALL-POX HOSPITAL, IN 11140. Whereof Numbers, died. Patients ...
... have escaped death. Cow-pox is merely a mild form of small-pox. Vacci- nation with the cow-pox is perfectly free from danger, and will protect the child from Bmall-pox aa effectually as the small-pox itself. In nearly all the instances in which small- ...
... vaccinated as there were who took the small-pox in the natural state. A letter had been received from Mr. Labatt, secretary of the Dublin Cow Pox Institution, who assigns a similar cause fer the spread of small-pox in Ireland, and who states that the poor ...
... complete (security against small-pox. Occa- sionally a bad or fatal case of small-pox occuis after vaccination, but there is no rule without an exception, and the exception confirms the rule ; and with regard to modified cases of small-pox, which so frequently ...
... have been subjected to the severest trials byexposure to small-pox in its most fatal form. No, it has not worn out its protecting property. The rarity of an ex- ample of disfigurement by small-pox now to be found in the theatres, in churches, or any large ...
... TO THE RIGHT HON . LORD JOHN RUSSELL, SECRE- TARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT. « Feb. 11, 1839. My Lord, — The small-pox has prevailed epidemically, and with great severity, not only in England, but also in a considerable part of the Continent ...
... Males, 520 ; females, 493. The di-aths fiom smallpox have rapidly increased within year. The deaths in tin* nctiopolis at the close of 111311 were five weekly. La-t week the death! registered fiotn smallpox amounted to 54. The r.ne ot increase will be ...
... creditable CI V . has never been made ] njUStl- ok to its laurel- ■ AiARMiNt; Inmilt--* ?? nj less tban seven cases of malignant smallpox vy from among the courts and alleys branching o' side, Bo*.hwark. • In Moss-alley, near Somen.- less than four fatal cases ...
... the east majority of whom were vaccinated in private. The effects of vaccination in stopping the destructive influence of small-pox are shown by the number of deaths at eifferent periods—vita, before the introduction of vaccination, during its infancy, ...
... Mr. B. Harrison, iv the chair. Frees the reports it appeared, that during the past year 327 patients afflicted with the small-pox had been admitted ; of these 95 died, and 232 recovered. That of the number admitted, 12(1 hid been previously v;ici mated ...