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... crew of the trawler Labrador was brought to Hull suffering from small-pox. At the time the Calcutta was thoroughly disinfected. The authorities regard the occurrence of these cases of small-pox at sea as very extraordinary. ...
... DECLINE OF SMALLPOX AT HULL. There has been no fresh case of smallpox notified to the Hull Urban Ranitary Authority since Wed. neaday m_last week. So pmpt'lz have the authorities dealt with the cases as they arcee that the outbreak may be regarded as ...
... 27th Ihlyi'tbcnmd bo: one death from small-pox in the hospital, that a child, who was in a hopeless condition when Airst. admitted. There were now 22 small-pox patients in hospital, 14 of which were ci&yu-ucndc,‘h: Port Sanitary ocases. At present there ...
... SMALLPOX IN HULL. THE GUAILDIANBT?DVOCAT! VACCINA. ON. The circulars issued by tie Medical Officer of Health for the City (Dr. J. Wright Mason) respecting certain precautions to be taken in dealing with tramps, formed the subject of discussion at the ...
... SMALLPOX AT HULL. A VICTIM AMONG THE CORPORATION OFFICIALS. Mr. Bricknell, the amsistant engineer of the lull Corporstion, is among the latest victims to small. . On Monday he was escorting « deputation r:n Belfast over the new tramway system. wnd was ...
... HULL SMALL-POX CASES. A QUESTION IN THE HOUSE. (BY TELEGRAPH.) Mr. R. G. Webster, M.P., gave notice in the fAonse of Commons last n Et 1o ask the President of the Local Government whether his atter. tion had been called to the fact that during the present ...
... PRILSTCLIFFE. Attention was called to a case of small-pox which occurred in & family at Priestoliffe Lea. It Appears that on Monday last, & married woman, named Swindells, died in consequence of an attack of smallpox. Her husband and some relatives were in the ...
... and even then only at a lower rate than the ‘;;:idd..“ thoPn Wf ‘coins are intrinsically same. —* Pioweer (Allahabad). SMALLPOX PATIENT IN THE SiiciiT. “i*:“fn:w?fih’. { i. patient, L X, esca) a Liverpool fever lodpuul.dl’:only mp.:lh:t. After traversing ...
... handsome poll-tax for which no conccivable outbreak of small-pox eou'd furnish an equivalent. Vaceination pays belter, sieadily and perennially than small-pox—small-pox, we mean, in conjeeture, for small-pox with vaccination remains, as ‘shown by the reeent ...
... informant, the ery that the recogmition of the conscientious objeotor is preparing the way for a terrblo and general outbreak of smallpox is “nothing but burkum.” In this connection | may mendon that the relations between the Local Government Board and the Gloucester ...
... afraid the Government could g nothing in the matter. He would, however, give the matter his fullest comsideration. | THE SMALLPOX AT HULL. Auh--.d-’dfid—lo-m' Sam o—:flnu ;i:y the I““.OM‘.E Heaith reported there were in hosp Zlnl-d—nn-’nm Only one fresh ...
... created by the Act but there can be no doubt that the adminisiration of the Act is simply rvm' the way for an [epidanie of small-pox rivalling that of 1871-72. ...