... 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 ...

... | SM'ALLPOX PATIENTS. On Saturday in the Northern Divisional Police Court, before ML. O'Flahorty, Ml-, J. C. 13:nnis ad. dressed his worship with reference to certain prosecutions by the guarflians of the South Dublin Union. Mr. Ennis said ho understood ...

... attouded at the bo urdroom of the South Dublin t~nion Work- hotine, and resumed the inquiry asto nlleged' irregularitkes at the Smallpox f tospitii, ilmairt harm, which had been adjourned fr'qm the 17th September, The Inquiry wni decte'l. at the ye- quest of ...

... South Dublin Union Workhouse, and resumedl the inquiry into alleged irregularities in the management of 'the 10ilmain. ham Smallpox Hospital, which had been adjourned from Monday last. Mr. J. Alexander Ryad (instructed by ?? H, M. Rlynd) attonded on *Jshelf ...

... bud heen i -teoporary charge of Old ?? Smallpox and Fever Horpital uring the ilinoesof Dr . Li. H lyrne, the insident medih ,at officer, deposed that a patient named 13rady, who suffered from lrellorlruogio smallpox,t'oe o the, Worst types of the dios'ase ...

... years; they comprise 6 from smallpox, 4 t - m measlew 12 from scarlatina, 2 each from t DUinaS and GcaoUD, 9 from whvooping-cough, 3 from fever (all typhus cases), 1 from diarrhcea, I &c. The registered deaths (6) from smallpox are C 8 o'ver the number in ...

... 4 more than in the preceding week, and 26 over the average for the 29th week of the last ten years; they comprise 9 from smallpox, 3 froin measles, 11 from scarlatinuu, 1 from diphtheria, 3 from croup, 7 from whooping cough, 7 from fever (3 typhoid or ...

... number relieved, 4,880. wDr. i, .da Byrne reported tapt there were 8 cueas tnder treatment in the smallpox hospital of lmahalmassi. During the week Igtwo smallpox patients had been gdanit atnend two discharged, wud thao. ?? bet no 44ath.e, Ithre weg 21 patip ...

... experience of this. A ward which was 'built of pine had beeu there aet aside for smallpox caner, and subsequentlywhen usedforotherpa- tients not one ingle cane of smallpox occurred there. 9The turpentine contained in the timber Wn itself a disinfectant ...

... bed in the vesicular stage of 'smallpox. On ascending a ladder I nrrived in a Bmall,tbadly ventilated room, in a corner of which was lying a boy sixteen years of Age Ile was one of the worst onees of malignant smallpox I ever caw, Ho 'was only tventy-five ...

... was suffering from smallpox. Witness told the defendant that such was the case, and di- reetfed him to get the car disinfected. Police-con- stable 44 D deposed that a report was sent from the hospital to the effect that a smallpox patient had been taken ...

... They comprise 10 from smallpox, 5 from measles, 12 from scarlatina, 9 from whoop- ing cough, 9 fromlfever (5 typhus, 3 typhoid or enteric, and 1 simple continued fever), 2' from diarrhbea, &c. The registered deaths (10) from smallpox are 6 below the average ...