... reported Eight cases of small-pox have come under my notice during the fortnight. There has been no difficulty in obtaining room in the hospitaU. Dr. Nicholas, medical officer for Wandsworth, reported —“ The two cases of small-pox recorded in the table ...

... SMALLPOX. Mr. DODSON, in reply to Mr. Torneys, sail that he had dicected an inquiry to be made with recard to the allegation that the aggregation of smallpox patients in metropolitan buspitals bad been attenied with an outbreak of smallpox in the neighbouring ...

... SMALLPOX. Dr. Vinen, the medical officer of health, reported that two cases of small pox had occurred in the district since the last meeting. They were removed to the hospital and the houses disinfected. THE PROPOSED SUBWAY. A letter was received from ...

... THE SMALLPOX. It certainly seems as if we English did all that depraved insenuity could devise to solicit the advent of pestilence and disease among us. Small-pox is a malady which we positively encourage, and take every precautionary measure that we ...

... SMALLPOX. Only six fresh cases of small-pox were re* ported, of which two were in North West Ham, two in South West Ham, one at Wanated Slip, and one at Ley tonstone. EAST HAM RATEPAYERS* ASSOCIATION, July 5. Present;—Metam. Anderson (cheirman), J, Green ...

... SMALLPOX. There is nothing the official retarna relating to smallpox cases in London to cause any great alarm. Only one death was registered last week, and in tbe first three weeks of August there have been only five deaths, while in the first quarter ...

... SMALLPOX. Dr. lliff also reported that there had been two cases of smallpox at St. Olave’s Chambers, but no fresh case had occurred for more than a week. The proirietor of the premises was quite willing to meet his (Dr. Iliff’s) suggestions, and would ...

... SMALLPOX. The vaccination officers reported that 13 fresh cases of small-pox had occurred this week; eight being in West Ham.—Mr. All press How long is that small-pox hospital to allowed remain at Plaistow!—Mr. East ; What hospital ?—Mr. Allpresa : The ...

... SMALLPOX The Chaihmav, a.- representuive at the A«ylama' Boar , npor'cd that there w-re eases of small-pox in the Homcrton Hospital, only 3 which belonged Bethnal Green, the larger nuoiber coming from Holborn. Board then adjourned. the annual genera! ...

... Smallpox. Of the two cases reported, one was treated at , home, and the other admitted to the pox Hospital, Holloway-bill. It will remembered that, present arranged, this | hospital takes small-pox cases from this district. | I now able to report that ...

... SMALLPOX. It was stated that there were four cases of smallpox among the children in the house. the CLERK TO THE BOARD AND THE KINGSTON ...

... SMALLPOX. Lord Shaftesbury made some remarks upon the recent alarming increase of smallpox, and inquired whether the Government intended to proceed with the Bill upon that subject which had been introduced into the other House. The Duke of Buckingham ...