... ation is held in First Me Wo ase SMALLPOX. GRATUITOUS V. VAOUINATION ROBERT WILSON hee been | Vaccinator for the eal for the Burgh. eed any 3 ...

... inference the smallpox case referred to: —“lt more than likely, from the history of the case, that the patient contracted smallpox from her brother, who had recently returned from South Africa, and was exposed to the contagion of smallpox his journey home ...

... proceeding, and if it were carried out systemati- cally they would soon drive smallpox away. VWhat hb Isaid WaS that the coercion which had been spoken of hadl been by smallpox. and that whatever bad been done had been dlne under the pressure of urgent ...

... Constable for the county «f Derby has orders for the revaccination of Wie members ut tie police furce, us 4 meusure against tie small-pox epidemic, Notwithstanding all the etforts which have been made ww prevent the spread of sinall-pox in Stalybridge the disease ...

... Street, and one from Boyd's Court, off Hercules Street, who says he visited a man in Ritchie's Place, just out of bed after smallpox; one from Lemon’s Row, one from Goudy’s Court ; and three from Grattan Street. Several persons have been sent into quarantine ...

... Smallpox. optimal° in Dublin, soda the high probability of its farther imams. ea the cold weather approaches. He strongly advises the sanitary authority (the ooremanouers) to take ponieslion of the site acquired for the papaw of scouting a suitable hospital ...

... SMALLPOX. The Chairman reported that a case of smallpox bad been admitted to the Workhouse Infirmary, from Goose Eye, near Keighley. The person affected was young woman, who bad been engaged ragsorter, but it was not known how she bad contracted the disease ...

... A a ee Ee THE SMALLPOX. —— ison, KEIGHLEY. Yesterday two fresh cases of smallpox were rej tment, Alma- the Keighley Sanitery Authorities. For some tin ent by case of the disease treatment im ¢ rtment | house in though reom has beem ma school | eteat ...

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... two apartments, and leave one for smallpox patients end the other for fever patients. If not, 1 would suggest the old district hospital as the most suitable place for the treatment of patients suffering from smallpox. Mr. Hayea—Too Ijivo nothing to do ...

... SMALLPOX. In reply to the chairman, the Rowley relieving officer said there were now no Rowley eases the hospital at that place and the Dudley patient left Wednesday. On the motion of the Chairman a cheque tor ,£l9B was signed on behalf of the Rowley ...