... TIlE OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT ALNWICK. The ordinary meeting of the members of the Alnwick and Canongute Local Board of Health was held on Wednesday -Mr James Heatley in the ?? F. B. Wilson, inspector of nuirances to the Rural Sanitary Authority of the ...

... and 11 in Preston. The 31 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 towns included 22 in London, 3 in Hull, and 2 in Liver. pooL Small-pox caused 4 deaths in Birmingham, 4 in Liverpool, 2 in London, and I in Sunderland. In Newcastle there were 114 births and 74 ...

... esesped falling back down the shaft. OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT LEICESTER. A Leicester correspondent says some apprehension is caused in Leicester by the announcement on Tuesday of a serious outbreak of small-pox, five persons in one family il Dorset Street ...

... the attention of the Council, through the press, to the want of proper accommodation for infectious diseases. At that time small-pox had been introduced, and he stated in that letter that if they did not do sornethin& within as rmany weeks they would probably ...

... the rather smart outburst of smallpox mentioned in a previous report had happily been checked. At present in the hospital there were six small-pox cases, three typhus fever cases, and two typhoid fever cases. The small-pox patients, with one exception ...

... expressing the regret of the Council at his death. THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. 5r NEwToN asked the Chaib man of the Sanitary Com- mittee who was responsible for building temporary hospitals for small-pox, first at Bath Lane, and subsequently upon the Moor, ...

... Yet all that timeitbhad LS been lying in a house infected with small-pox, -as I heard., When concealment was no longer poDssible, my poor dress- itmaker had been removed to the small-pox hospital, and in '~only a little over a week after she was taken ...

... and othe Government Hospital Service had an inter- view with President Arthur with regard to the alarming prevalence of small-pox, at which they urged the necessity for immediate legislation with a view to its suppression and the compulsory vacci- nation ...

... will be accompanied by an escort, and that it will probably consist of cavalry and artillery. e- OUTBREAK OR SMALL-POX AT C APE TOW-N, Small-pox hias broken out among the military at Cape Town. A number of persons are leaving by the mail steamer. Cetewayo ...

... Buchanan, the medical officer of London, on the efficacy of vaccination in preventing or abating small-pox. Of the 59 persons uho died in London from small-pox, nine were vaccinated, 20 unvaccinated, and of the remaining 30 there was no statement to show ...

... having infections outbreaks reported. This sum was paid in fees to medical men, and early information of an outbreak of small-pox enabled the medical officer to cope with the disease before it spread, and so it was effectively dealt with. It seems a large ...

... hospital for small-pox patients as well as fever patients; and it was unfair on the part of Ald Wilson, chairman of the Sanitary Committee, at the last moment, in the Council, to add to the committee's report words to the effect that small-pox patients would ...