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... Liverpool, February 20. 1847. ADMITTED. I DISCHARGED. Fcvcrand smallpox 31 I Cured M-dical and surgical wards. 41 ' Relieved 13 ward. 4 Died 12 Lock wad9 RKMAINI.VO TH HOSPITALS. Fevcrand smallpox 1?. ! Medical and surgical wards Lying-inwards 13 Lock wards ...
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... FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. Liverpool, June 12,1847. ADMITTKD. DISCHARGED. Fever and smallpox 181 Cured 80 Medical and surgical wards. 57 Itelieved Lying-in wards Died 63 Lock wards 71 REMAINING THK HOSMTALS. small pox Mediealand surgical wards 3 0 ...
... 167C7 5g ad _ ith FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS, fi rer LivewroOl, NOvember 7, 1846. t he AsDMirrurc - isarn. t on- Feverand smallpox. C Cured. in Medical and surgial 4 Rlieve ?? . 9 t Lyig-i ards. 5l~ Did . fa o~t~s W d ?? Fall RUMAINING IN THOSPTAL ?? 'he ...
... perceptible fever, or with mi4h less than C t what attends the natural small-pox, and this: fever, C I when it takes place, is of no determined length, as it0 I is in the small-pox., 2. The pimplesef the chicken-pqr which usually appearalmost as soon as ...
... children soldiers, since 1803, of 1100 children, one only has died l.y small-pox. and that one had not been vaccinated. In the Foundling Hospital death lias occurred bv small-pox. sincethc introduction of vaccination 1801. Similar success has attended ...
... Heroib Poem. By the Rev H. H. Alil- jihan.-IV. Torpedos Stearm-Boats, &c.-Colden's Lire of Robert Fulton.-V. History of Small.Pox and Vaccination. Ily James Moor ._VI. Sir Richard Phillips's Essay on the P'henomena of the Universe.-VI . Brown's Northern ...
... PARLIAMENTARY PAPER. Public Cemeteries. —Tho recital of this bill refers to the progress of typhus, scarlet fever, small-pox, and other epidemic diseases of late years in England and W ales (which produced, daring 1810, 76,000 deaths; during 1841, 63 ...
... as that of all the Agents for vending the Medicine in every principal Town in the West of England, have proved that the Small-Pox virus may now no longer be considered as a curse, but, as far as the intention goes, (that is, as the first effort of nature ...
... two inches high, fairish complexion, grey hair, blue or light grey eyes, o aquiline nose, long visage, and pitted'with the smallpox, hasa ;er. wart at ore side of his nose, ztoops in. the shoulders, and slouches and rocks as he -valKs. Supposed to have ...
... parish, JAMES CHALLICE, aged about thirty-five, five feet 6 inches high, pale com plexion, anfl slightly marked with the small-pox. Whoever will give information to the Church Wardens of the parish of Tedburn St. Mary, so that the said James Challice may ...
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