Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... rt. BELGIUM. BMISSELS, Wednesday.-Au official contradiction is given to-day to the reports recently circulated abroad that smallpox is greatly prevalent in Belgium at present. It is declared, on the contrary, that the sanitary condition of the country is ...
... largest proportional fatality in Norwich, Salford, and Sunderlaud; and enterie fever in Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Sheffield. Smallpox caused live more deaths si London, but not one in any of the 19 large provincial towns. The general fatality of diarrhoea ...
... diphitheria, three to diarrhlcea, tw-o to fever, ?? to m1)eCasles, one to scarlet fever, one to xwhocpilln-congh, nld not on7e to smallpox us il all eleeen deths resitied froun these sevcls I principal z~ymiotia discases, agapinst. twelve sod irur inl thnec two ...
... respect of fevers is that it Wv~l IOl the- ratepll''' tin 1210cC) wiltstlS regard to ftue, second seecttI fdsee'0 i I viz., smallpox, I would adlvise Cot 1~t1(. , substsutial hospital for ilie iC3 lt, t Il of from thirty to forty Pattietlts 211it imll iI ...
... included * which were referred to whooping-couigh, two to drulrl',3 one to measles. one to scarlet-fever, ald not one ioi to smallpox, &lssthielia. or fever; in alt ?? de,'s resulted freem thlese seven principal z;ymoan iec against seven end six in the two ...
... meoasiles, 3 to flevsr 3 to diarrlicr-a, 2 to ti whooping-coulgh, 2 to stash ~t feves, 1 to dhiphothoeria, d and not one to smallpox; in all 10 deaths resulteol from n1 Itheloo severo priutihtal z meotic olose-aers, oa-rioist 27 atod 16 y' in the fatwo preceding ...
... GENERAL FOR -JGN I~ES-. GEN-ERAL FORtEIGN NEWS. THE AFGHAN CAMPAIGN. (From VacERoy-, 9th January.) Five officers have blad smallpox at Cnbual. One is well; others nearly so. Following casualties durinlg recent fighting at Cablal not hitherto reported :-lean ...
... marriage ceremonial of d Charles the First in 1625 ; but wlhilst officially present I u at the Royal wedding, lie caught smallpox, and died e soon afterwvards. A oonunmeot to his memorv. erected e by his widow over his burial place in Canterbury Cathedral ...
... anie that is recordesi irs IN tire north division of tire town. I airs glad to say that no p deaths are recorded fr-ens smallpox. I have heard of I at case o ?? ill tire town, bat it is clear tire case has recovered, rand Il ?? 0. nothiric sconce of ...
... included 37 which were referred to diarrhlta, 2 to whoopintg-cough, 1 to scrtlet fever, I to fever, and not oue either to smallpox meatsles, or dipltlithria in all 41 ?? resulted froln these seven priricipal zymotic diseases, agitinst 1., 26, tnt l'i in ...
... PYrETI( SALINE'.-Have it in your house, boh *l and use no other, for it is t31C only snie antidote and preventive in dai Smallpox, Fevers, Eruptuve Affections, Sea or Bilious Sickness, and Wi esadache, hevieg peeier end seclusive merits. Use nos ubstitutee- ...
... Lincoln ; and, scarlet fever ii Suslder- Ineol. Otf the 317 enilhs frons whoopitog-cotugh no less thanu 218 occurred in London. Smallpox caused 14 more tleths in Londou ousd its suburbs, but not oue in any of the nineteen large provincialtowug. The annualra ...