... SMALLPOX. iBkADrORD.-.-A casei of smallpox was reported to the Bradford Sanitary Authorityon Tuesday. Annie Thompson, aged. 13 years, who for a fortnight had been living at the house of some rolativesin' Back Btaxon-street, City-road after suffenog from ...

... 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 ...

... influence against smallpox. REPLY TO FADDISTS. It is by some advanced that improved sanitation has been the cause of the decline of smallpox, but it is forgotten by these persons that could not account for the fact that while the smallpox death-rate among ...

... SMALLPOX., Smd Smallpox. ban broken out in the North Wales s3 to Lunatio Aesylum at Denbigh. Every precaution has o' he been taken to prevent-the spresd of the dliease, the tc 12 attendants being prohibited from, leaving the r( 30 institution. w ol Another ...

... eswese of confluent smallpox, and five of the mos severe type of all, the hemorrhbaie. 'Ths deaths it bhese C ases numbered 30. or 26 per cent. AU the heuori-hagic cascs were fatal. Among 387 patientg who ;uffered from discrete smallpox, th, mildest type ...

... THE SMALLPOX. TO THE EDITOB OF THC FaFtMiy:. SiR-Rleading in your columns so many notici and suggescions relative to the exces-ive dearh rate in Dublin, the renewed increase of smallpoa and the precautions which hould be adopted io the public safety, ...

... safed by Providence to prevent the ravages of smallpox. Before Jenner's time the terrible ma- lady caused havoc amongst all classes of people. Disfigurement, blindness, and death were the effects of smallpox, and its inroads baffled all medical skill. It ...

... SMALLPOX. AtMonday's night's meeting of the Stalybridge Town Council the Chairman of the Sanitary Committee (Alderman Machell) reported' that 'several cases of smallpox hid recently occurred in the borough, but that each could be traced to an outside ...

... fb;* fill the readers of the ?? vill agere with ILo hi sayinng that ten dst hie ?? tulleleittw i put it person over tim smallpox, nto matter hot hi..jh ne has it. It is a very strange fact .that this d ren5e has be'il hdo'ierid cibott us Bise k6r flce ...

... SMALLPOX, The returns for last week at Birmingham are encouraging in that they show a falling off, which indicates that the worst of the epidemic is over. During the week 48 new patients were admitted, but 74 cases were discharged, There were seven death ...

... Asylums Board have Provide4'~.ivo infectious hes- pitals in the metropolitan district, at each of which a Ijimitkd number of smallpox cases can be treated, and that the Board have established hospital ships about 18 miles down, the. Thames capable of' ac ...

... On 'Satndaya-t 'Nelson, a widow named Rebecch, Walton, of Waltia.street, Nelson, was charged with not reporting a; case uE smallpox to the local authori. ies. 1. It was showhi'hat there had been three oases of slmallpox in the woman's house before she knew ...