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... on the ship Cestalia of a mother suffering from . confluent smallpox; it was vaccinated when three hours old, and re-vaccinated when threo days old. The child had a slight attack of smallpox, and recovered. It had received the name of the ship. ; The ...
... Woodcock, Menlove, Fee#, Scott, Jennings, Foote, Spavling, Ml~i~raniaban, and Hew~ilson. Bi With regard to the outbreak of smallpox at the M institution, in connection with3 whfich ir. Hayton, wi the superintendenti of the casuxal wards, Zled been R atitacked ...
... I SMALLPOX HOSPITAL SHIP. I TO TET EDIToRs OP TREE LIVERPOOL !rE Y. C Ge -tlemnen,_As the imnediate necessity of pro- Iriding further accommodation for smallpox patients is becoming clear to the Health Com- t 3mittee, from the grest increase of the disease ...
... JADE 4, LOO. J. E. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEiIC AT SHEFFIELD. 2P To Tim ?? OF TRE LMUPOL rnCunr. 3 I Gentlemen,-The variolorioutbreak at Sheffield I has developed day by day until it bezina to sp- Or prech the duiensions of a pestilence. The MercTy 8tatea that ...
... THE SMALLPOX EPIEIMC IN | T,}\LIVERPOOL. CON'FERENCE OF LOCAL AUJTHORITIES. Yesterday afternoon, in the boardroom of the i West Derby guardians, Brongharn-terace, West Derby-road, a conference convened bg that body was held for the purpose of considering ...
... for the accommodation of infectious cases, and it Was a question for them what provision they were about to make for future smallpox patients. If they came in at the rate they had done hitherto, they would not have accommodation for more than &two days more ...
... M THE DOCW BOARD ADM THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. A special zmeetin-of the Mersey Docks Boari -was held yesterday at noona, at the -ofices4f the- board, Rovenne-bulldings, to consider a recom- mendation of the Works Comrmittef the-4th in-- stot to arrange for ...
... THE WEST DERBY GUkR.DIANS AND THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. The usual weekly meeting of the West Derby Guardians was held yesterday in the Boardroom, 16 BroughaEn-tnrrace, West Derby-road, Mr. J. 23 Beesley in the chair. There were also present 6 D1- Costine ...
... very low rate indeed. There was no death from smallpox, although there had been about eight cases in the borough during the past t-womonths. Nearly all of those cases were of , people who had visited smallpox patients in Liver- pool. He was sorry, however ...
... were suffering from smallpox. Last week there were 64 patients, 63 of whom were suffering from smallpox. -- Mr. Boote, in moving the adoption of the Mbll-rmad workhouse minutes, said that in consequence of the increase of smallpox patients in the city ...
... preva- lence therein of cases of smallpox. For the first time for 14 weeks they were enabled to report a considerable decrease in the number of patients.- Dr. Costine, speaking of an instruction to the clerk by the smallpox committee to ask the Citv Corporation ...