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... UNROMANTIC ELOPEMENT AT NEWPORT, FLIGHT OF A NURSI WITH A SMIALL-POX PATIENT. Five or six weeks ago, when fears of small-pox were so prevalent, the Corporation of Newport ad- vertised for a married couple to take charge of the Infectious Diseases Hospital ...
... the Vaccination Acts. Dr. of Tomkins save:- ed 'hie most stfikinri of all evidence is, perhaps, be that derived fromi the small-pox hospitals them- he I selves. lere the prc'tctive iudluencc of vaccina- e ion is seen and pr)vei in a manner I.nvoad all ee ...
... cases were re-r corded, while, for the sake of contrast, it may be C added that in the previous year there were 21,301. t Small-pox caused 674 deatls, including 461 in t London alone. Scarlet fever and fever of other kinds were also verv fatal in many places ...
... tion in which we are affected so keenly e by divergenc'e of scientific opinion as that of a vaccination. The horrors of small-pox. are Di so unmistakable and its ravages so fre- ti quent and widespread that the greater part r of the publio would run almost ...
... the Inst century, the mortality amongst small- po casex wi as 1 in 6, or 166 per cent. Dr. Gayton gives 10,403 caises of small-pox that come under his own observation in tihe London hospitals in recent years,nsnd thie mortality Anmongrt thlese was 17-1 ...
... at Maesteg on Thursday night to consider the advisability of dividing the district into separate wards. Thirty cases of small-pox are under treatment in Hull, all of them traceable to the family of an !Lice-cream seller. ,g An inmate of the Carmarthen ...
... Cross-street. He found her sufferings from fever an eruption in the face, which was thought to he small-pox. Ultimeately it turned out a severe case of small-pox. She was removed * on the 12th. A vwomnan from the union was¢ ob- tained as nurse, hut she turned ...
... more severe case than the other, was pro, r. gressing- favourably. He regretted to have to inform the board that cases of small-pox lead developed themselves at Forthikerry, viz, at the cottage in ties Park, where there is one case, is and likewise at Whitland ...
... repot-ted that during the of ?? 2.4 hours there had been 139 frelsh cholera eases at Palermro. I'l the attrempts to subdue the small-pox has j co led to serious riots at 3.Montreal. 1e Sir Andrew Clark ]eft Hawarden on Tues- Sn day after a visit of a friendly ...
... purpose of re- calling them or securing their safety.1-I am, kc., (Signed) GRrNVILLR SMALL-POX IN THE METROPOLIS. Owingto the great increase in the number of small-pox cases at the East End of London the managers of the Metropolitan Asylums District have ...
... current decennium, aed2 no less than 44 per cent. below the mean rate in the preceding decennium-1871-80. Thed deaths from small-pox were 1,206, tbe deaths from scarlet fever numbering 6.378. Under the teoading of whooping cough 12,28T, deatlis were registered ...
... Confereamc. o h _ Telegrams recoived fro Toulm n sow nD ifo provemant in the cooditlon of ?? place as rega-rds the outbrek of small-pox. D The starets of HAmeliu were gft;] docoratd on , Saturdty In honour of the historical pageant con- Di fected with the legend ...