SMALLPOX
... 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. 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. This morning, at the meeting of the Vestry of Marylebone, Dr. John Whitoiore, the medical officer, reported that four from email-po* were registered last mouth bis district, the same the two previous months. Three were children, aged respectively ...
... SMALLPOX. Mr. J. Broome, Vaccination Inspector, reported that there Liad ‘been five now cases of smail-pox in the redical district of the parish durivg the week, 88 9gninst reven in the previous week. Thg.lu\d been two Ceuths this week, as sgainet one ...
... 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 IN LONDON. The London Sick Asylum Board Managers, finding the epidemic of smallpox to be still on the increase, have resolved to erect additional buildings at Hampstead to accommodate 200 more patients there, and to meet the further wants of ...
... Small-pox. The report from the managers of the Homerton Small-pox Hospital shows that during tho week no fresh case had been admitted from this parish, that five patients had been discharged, leaving only two remaining under treatment. Vaccination and ...
... SMALL-POX. Tho Coroucr, Dr. Lankester, held inquests on Wednesday, the Castle, Holloway-road, the bodies of Helena Finch, aged four years, ami Michael Charlie Finch, aged nine years, who died from small-pox, but who had not previously been vaccinated ...
... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. The annual fromBinallp*>x wa» equal 4 per 1,000 is London, Newcastle,aod in Tke epidemic increawil fatality in Nerrcaetle and Sunderland, but bad slightly declined in the other town*. The fatal of in which in the two previous weeks ...
... SMALL-POX. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir.— H, the census papers shortly to be issued are not yet in print, it might be well to insert a space and inquiry to the following ettectr— Have you been vaccinated. Without putting the oountry to expense ...
... SMALL-POX Dr. held an inquest yesterday, at the u Castle, Holloway, touching the death 'Mary Ann Warner, aged seven months, who died from small-pox, not having been previously vaccinated. The mother deceased lived with a man named Collins his wife, not ...
... SMALL-POX Mr. Holmis, on behalf of Mr. Wentz’ll, representative of the Union the Metropolitan Asylum* District Board, reported that, according the otlidal returns issued on tho preceding evening, the total number small-pox patients under treatment in ...
... contiguity to their neglectful neighbours, who hud made small-pox epidemic, only eleven deaths had occurred in this year. ISG7, prior to enforcing vac ination properly, Poplar had lost 112 citizens smallpox. Even the eleven now reported were for the most part ...