... which disallows any I~atieuts being sent into the Infectious Hospital other than those suffering from scarlet fever and small-pox, might be modified, now resolves to give such discretionary powerto the members of thie Rossiital Committee as will enable ...

... tbme crew were well, and received aim ,alfirneative answer. It afterwards transpired twvo of the- crew were suffering from smallpox. Defendant wee fined £20. and costs, or two months' imprisonment, ...

... a number of children growing up in the country ia, this unprotected state were likely to lead soene day to an outburst of smallpox. The principle seemed to him imsst dlangerous, . and he greatly feared that if it were sace Iallowed to become law it would ...

... one instance, while five cases Ihlave conse to my knowledge. During the past quarter 27 .ecases of scarlatiiin adni 3 of smallpox have been reinoved to the florsigh 1-Iospita1, azainat i7 cases of searlatina and none of sunalliuox in the seale isperiei ...

... read hy Mr. COdK, Stated thbat duting the paet quartet . persons had bee& ad- mitttd to the Borough Holoital suffering frdm small-pox, and 27 from .searlot fever. 28 of the patiente had recovered, and 2 had died. The number of cases of soerletfever admitted ...

... bill of sale, re- moved, and caused to be sold by auction a pillow and blanket from a room in which lay a man suaferine fr i smallpox. Thee meeting of the Balloon Society of Great Britain was held at the society's rooms on Thursday evening, It was announced ...

... North-West Territories, state that the Indians in the desert are in a deplorable state, and are slying in large numbers from smallpox. It is stated that in the next session of the Dominion Parliament the Minister of Militia will ask for a vote for, the m ...

... amendment. Perhaps there would be more reluctance to touch the ques- tion of vaccination if we lived nearer the time when smallpox prevailed; but the world has been practically rid of that pestilence so long as to render people forgetful both of its hideous ...

... Queen expe(cts shortly to present liar husband with a second pledge of affection (the liret-J born succumbed to anl attack of smallpox about three s nnthstlis ag), and hats been snaleing bersoll exceedingly ella- ag1'reeable. She has a very intalet-ant and ...

... If viscination lied been is securityI against smallpox it must have been ntterly impossible within -the ouisipass of a numbiher of years for Birsinglais (( to havq hssess visited by aii epidessniciof smallpox. Yet, i whet wsi thet last? ssle Y a few yeatrs ...

... was launched on Wedlieseday from the e shipyard of Messrs. Samuda, at Poplar, for the Argentine h navy, h Asl outbreak of smallpox of a severe character has taken I y place at llury, and two deaths have nlrecady occurred. No It provision has been made ...

... burning of the Ward swoepitge. - Dr. Littlcjohn gave an acconut of bow smnallpoex was pre- vented froiss spreading from thle smallpox hospital at Lisuriston when the episdemic wats prevalent in Edinburgh, )remarking that lie know no ease where iinfections ...