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... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. The usual monthly meetiog of the above Board was held at the Conservative Club, it being thought inadvisable to hold the meetirg in the Bonrfi-room on account of a case of smallpox having broken out on the premises. There were p ...
... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. The uumber of patients iu the districts of Brighouse, Rastrick and Clifton uow totals to 80, seven new cases baving occurred since last Friday. In many ways there are distinct sigus of an abatement in the ontbreak, though it is ...
... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. The Clerk stated that he had received a letter from the Local Government Board stating that their attention had been drawn to a statement which had appeared in the Bradford Telegraph of the 18th ult,, in which it was stated that ...
... A DOCTOR ON SMALLPOX. ‘Writing on this subject in a well-known publication, “A Dispensary Doctor” says :—The term smallpox is from the Latin poc (a pouch). The epithet small was added in the 15th century. This, like scarlet fever and measles, belongs ...
... state of quarantine of smallpox patients from the Rastrick district. The Chairman said it was pcrhasl necessary that something should be said in regard to the precept, und also in connection with the serious epidemic of smallpox which broke out in the ...
... SMALL-POX AND VACCINATION, The Registrar-General, in hislatest weekly retura, discusses the question to what extent has vaccination, as it is mnnfiy performed, proteeted the population of London against death by small-pox # The returns of the year 1876 ...
... OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX AT BRIGHOUSE. Early yesterday morning Mr. Brierley Denham (sanitary inspector to the Brighouse Local Board) was informed that two persons—a man and a womanwere lying ill at Hutchinson's common lodging-house, Commercial-street. He ...
... SMALL-POX. AND VACCINATION, The Registrar-General, in his latest weekly returo, discusses the finufion to what extent has vaccination, as it is usoally performed, protected the population of Loundon against death by small-pox ? The returns of the year 1876 ...
... SMALLPOX IN THE ISLE OF MAN. A minute has been issued by.the Tieutenant- Governor of the island on this subject, from ‘which we extraot the following S.rticnlm :—lt appears that the ontbreak of the disease has been clearly traced to a visitor who was ...
... THE SMALL-POX AT SHEFFIEBLD. In the House of Commons yesterday afterncon, Mr. Ritehie, in reply to Mrx. Rowatree, said that he was afraid the Losal Government Board could not undestake to supply all the medioal officers throughout the country with & eopy ...
... SMALLPOX OUTBREAK AT LIGHTCLIFFE. During the past week no little excitement has been caused in Hipperholme and Lighteliffe by the discovery of an outbreak of smallpox. The first case noticed was that of Suteliffe gglder, quarrymen, residing at Lydget ...
... PAILING TO REPORT SMALLPOX. The Clerk read the minutes of the last ordinary | meeting of the Board, and also those of a special meeting held on Monday, the Ist inst., Mr. Laxton g:hnirmn.n) presiding, when there were Erosut tlessrs, Kershaw, Robinson ...