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... ?? SMALLPOX EPIDii. I . - lfo is -nrona-I ,Ii crlmels by which ?? asyu pa..- 1j d roulld us appear to be many. The ?? ltero smallpox epidemic is serving loliF~ c kthe unsuspected dangers we are t 1 pli1Y running from smallpox and I *r 'l feS The sanitary ...
... contended that by this proceeding they were' e-inecessarily alafiing the public rind. It was well known that in an cuaes of smallpox the most person was able to detect it istantily. He' di notthink there was any need for alarm.il the matter. After-some further ...
... 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 ...
... harmony b pl l~'''ltovidence which we possess of the teti. iralmt til mationi fom smallpox conferred 4,ape CeLitclayedn ?? soldiers, sailors, post. l iho~icti; c y in smallpox hospitals, and *tinr55 t~tgsr alindeed, if we had nothing but befole us, they mustbe ...
... break of smallpox whicihas just occurred in London. In the middle of last month there was not a single case of smallpox in thewhole of London. To- wards the end of the month, however, a few cases were notified in the neighbour- hood of Bloomsbury and ...
... emergency: It is well known that our hitorio and usually. mosi healthy Gloucester is suffering froi the terrible disease, smallpox. The city authorities are fully alive to their responsibilities, and evervthing that skill and care can possibly aecomplish ...
... THE COST OF SMALLPOX. At Tharsday's meeting of the Islingtor. Board of Guardians, Captain Wiltshire, the chairman, presiding, a letter was received from the Metropolitan Asylums Board stating that the letter of the guardians. complaining of the lavish ...
... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. The fatal cases of smallpox registered in London, which had been 30, 17, and 36 in thethreeprecedingweeks, rose to 40 ii the week ending Saturday, and exceeded the -corrected weekly average by 18. In addli- tion to these, however, ...
... nuisance, that smallpox v,-itS most be taken somew scre. ?? Yes,,' i tle rejoinder. Shall it be to rest house or to mine i The oracular rs being resident on Blackheath, i eared a capacious smalloox hospital near ate x ale of RLealth, and smallpox patients ...
... I THE SMALLPOX IN CANADA. ANTI-VACCINATION RIOTS IN MONTREAL. There were two riots ?? to a first attempt onthepart of the health officersto enforce the Conpulsory Vaccination Act. The first signs of the disturbances appeared early in the morning, when ...
... I THE HAZMPSTEAD SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. fA porion of the lollowlng appeared In our later ?? of asatweek.] M6OREEXTBAOR5INARY REVlELTiONS. 'On ThursdIay Mrs. 13irah King,' of 10, Wakcficld- place, Bundbill-row, t Lue's, applied to mr. Cooke. at Clerkenwell ...
... Ngetropolitan Asylum Diatrict'boardroorn; Norfolk- Atreet, Strand, into another. imputation on thei ,aanagement of Ham stead Smallpox hospital. A hild of five yaars or age,. naied--Bellue, wlho was sdmitted in -Idy last, has not been restored to her -areits ...