... 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. The vaccination officer reported that three caeca of small-pox bad come under his notice since last week. the hospital there are seven persona chargeable to this parish, being the same number as reported last week, Bovs fan Bn*. The Clerk presented ...

... SMALLPOX CONTAGION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY CHRONICLE, Siß,—As the officials of the Hampstead Nlfl: [‘l’!w‘:o:muymmwa'm 11 ,“ w» thelr institution nmmm to health, and decidedly an additional attraction to this beautiful heath “ii.'.‘ resort, - will ...

... Small-pox. Tho ordinary weekly returns of managers of tho llomerton Small-pox and Fever Hospitals of cases chargeable to this parish, showed that in the smull-pox hospital there were only three cases remaining, and fivo in the fever hospital, so that ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. David Jennings, & milkman, of Portovs~ . -~ was suinmoned at the Mw'm fi,,mdmum-fin.—‘hhhfl_ | he was suffering {rot swalipox. Mr. Harding, clerk of the Kensington Vestry, attended to mmmvfl‘hflh—ufiunt“h e Cow-shis aid Milkshops Order ...

... SMALL-POX. Mr. Horbs stated that small pox was very prevalent in the southern portions* of London, and a hundred patients had been sent into hospital in fourteen days. The Chairman said the district of the Croydon Union was free from the disease at present ...

... CONTAGION. TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE STANDARD. Sir,— Some time since a decision was given by one of the Superior Courts that the Small-pox Hospital at Han was dangerous to tbo health of the inhabitants in the imme- diate districts. Against that judgment the Asylum ...

... THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. Mr. Kemp specially drew the atteation of the Vestry to the fact that the prevalence of the epidemic had necessitated the detailing of Inspector Fisher to the sole attention of fresh cases. The Report of the Committee was then formally ...

... SMALL-POX CONTAGION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Slß,— Some time since a decision was given by one of ihe superior courts that the Small-pox Hospital at Hampstead was dangerous to the health of the inhabitants in the immediate districts. Against ...

... SMALL-POX AND VACCINATION. 70 THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY OHRONICLE. Sin,—ln your impression of this day the President of the Local Government Board is reported to have said in the House of Commons, in answer o Dr. Cameron, that he had no intention of proposing ...

... the shop. Sie accompanied him upstairs, where he foand the defendant lying in beha suffering from small-pox. There were four other cases of small-pox iu the house at the same time. On the following day all the parties suffering were removed to the hospital ...

... SMALL-POX AND VACCINATION. TO THE EDITOR OF WT DALY ITOWS. Siza,-The severe nature of the simall-pox epidemic which visited London during the autumn of 1876, aid prevailed with more or leas intensity during the whole of 1877 and 1878 and part of 1879 ...