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... rather shaky lately, and I was startled by the euddeonees of his action. Besides. I have always bad a particular horror of small-pox, sr tyhue fey. r, so I bolted. Did he follow you out of the room ? No; be fastened his door directly I was on the staircase ...
... seconded the motion, and it was carried unanimously. THE OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT MARSDEN. The Clebk stated that Mr. Hesslegrave, surgeon, reported five additional cases of small-pox during the last fortnight All the cases were in the village, none having ...
... Fordhani. The reported that 07 births and oO deaths had been -mistered taking place tie district Of the deaths 2 were from small-pox, scarlet fever, whooping cough, and 1 fever. The Clerk reported that had received the resignation of John Turner, the drill ...
... leap, and dartint hrough an inner door, slamming it in the visitor’s face cried out, “Leave dis yer house I don’t want no smallpox !” “ But the doctor ?” aiDtgood ...
... in London during the week ' .7. The deaths from zymotic diseases were > corrected average number being 341, Kv ,}•• rl« m smallpox, 31 from measles. from soil r 7 from diphtheria, 65 from whooping-cough, typhus fever, 14 from enteric fever, from 1' >u:iuu ...
... of population, 1569. The deaths from zymotic diseases were 340, the corrected average number being 344. Five deaths from smallpox, from measles, 125 from scarlet fever, 7 from diphtheria, 65 front whoopiug-copgh, S from typhus fever, 14 from enteric fever ...
... 24 ; Increase, 3. â The causes of death are thus arranged: âTyphus, 0 ; typhoid, 0 ; acarlatina, 0 ; bronchitia, 3 ; small-pox, 0 ; phthisis, 2 ; diarrhoea and dysentery, 0 ; other diseases, 13; accidents, 0 ; total, 18. Christmas Day at the Workhouse ...
... out of the system, leaving the regards small-pox just where he was, before the paisou was introduced, cow-pox poison ulcerates the arm, whilst the small-pox (if in the blood) where it was; aud when of small-pox takes place the patient, notwithstanding ...
... prevailed must in the following neighbourhoods Wood-lane, M'Guinnesseoort, Upper Abbey-street, and North King-strer’t. No cue of small-pox was recorded. Scarlatina caused 38 deaths, measles 11, and diarrhoea 8. Consumption caused 66 deaths, and bronchitis 104 ...
... the week were 1,357. The deaths from zymotic diseases were 340, the corrected average number being 344. Five deaths from smallpox, 31 from measles, 123 from scarlet fever, 7 from diptheria, 65 from whoopingcough, 8 from typhus fever, 14 from enteric fever ...
... destitution was returned. SMALL-Pox.—The Huddersfield Board of Guardians Monday had before them the subject ol the outbreak of small-pox at Marsden. of which Uve additional cases had been reported during the past fortnight, all the sufferers being persons who ...