... SMALL-POX, Dr. Dixon reported that small-pox was very prevalent. It was not, however, confined to insanitary houses, it having broken out in some of the best streets in the pariah. Mr. Thomas, inspector of nuisances, reported that in all 25 cases of small-pox ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. A letter was reported and read from the Secretary of State for the Home Dcpartment acknow ledging the Vestry Clerk’s letter calling attention to the prevalence of smallpox in that part of the parish contignous to the Deptford Smallpcx ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. anatul report Mr John Simon Local Oorarnaneut Board lor tha year baa baao tnaad. KWerrUy t* tha Smallpox aay* the emalipox epidemic, which beaten fat England In the at IS7O, and continued till the spring of 1573, Ur. Simon any* ...

... Latin. The professor began by stating that the present is the most virulent epidemio of small-pox known in modern times. Last week in London the death-rate from smallpox was the highest of the present outbreak, being 205. these the unvaccinated were forty-two ...

... 500 admissions of vaccinated patients in the metropolitan Smallpox Hospitals, or with the last report of Dr. Gwinn (medical officer of health for Hampstead), July 14, who says that of 13 smallpox cases in that parish 11 had_received the protection of v ...

... SMALLPOX IN LONDON, An ordinary meeting of the of the e i:wol(hu Asylums District was mon &W\‘IDA'I ternoon, at Spring: Charing-cross g Brewer, oiidr-l, p-fl::“ B::';'M were u:‘d th':'“. the 17:1 OM-Q:: approving of the mana eroct two ir-rtvy vo-rm at ...

... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. At Saturday'e meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums Board, the fortnightly return of the number of fever patients stated that there were remaining under treat- ment in the different hospitals of the Board, 217, ascom- pared with 234 ...

... SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION, THE IDIOSYNCRASIES OF LEICESTER LOGIC. In view of the continued opposition of the Leicester Guardians to ilia Local Government Board on the question of the appointment of a vacciut tion officer, it is interesting to find that ...

... SMALL-POX. Dr. Vinen, the medical officer, reported that only one case of small-pox had been removed from the district, which was otherwise entirely free from this disease. Mr. Beresford: That’s very satisfactory. THE REPRESENTATION AT THE METROPOLITAN ...

... both the dog and the horse has been found as certain a preventative for the disease of small-pox as it has done with the human patient, whether infant or adult. Small-pox has lately broken out for the first time, we believe, to any extent in this country ...

... SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION desciibiug the attenuation of virus produced by Pasteur's experiments inoculation, and the use of vaccination a protection against small pox, the President said it was melancholy to think that the centenary year of Jenner’s immortal ...

... SMALL-POX. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir.— H, the census papers shortly to be issued are not yet in print, it might be well to insert a space and inquiry to the following ettectr— Have you been vaccinated. Without putting the oountry to expense ...