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... patients only, whilst the existing hospital will accommodate smallpox I patients. At present it is full, two new applications for ti accommodation having been received from ths friends of fi smallpox patients yesterday; and should mere applications be forthcoming ...
... Board of Guardians to contribute 15s, per wiek tot each pauper patient wbilst in the Smallpox IHospital.-Mr. Sadler said there wvas a pauper patient its the Oldbury Smallpox Kospital, and lie atsked whether the Bosrd i f Guardians wouold contribute the same ...
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... Guardians, with reference to the'outbreak or id smallpox in the parish. It stated that much suffering id and distress and a large increase of pauperism n having been caused in Wednesbury by the smallpox 1. epidemnio in that town, and several persons living ...
... THE SMALLPOX EPIEMIC IN TRE BJLAC_ COUNT1Y. I , , At a meeting of the West Bromwlch Board of Guardians,' on Monday, a long letter was read from Mr. J. Smith, clerk to the Wednesbury Local Boardl, stating the terms upon which the Board would admit pauper ...
... fittings and i- ?? Registrar's returns showed that seven f deaths had been caused by smallpox during the month.- b Councillor Siddons asiced how many cases of smallpox a there were in the borough at the present ?? e Underhill said it wasimpossible to give ...
... THE OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX AT WESTI BROMWICH. MOOT At a meeting of thellrest Bromwiclr Board of Guardians, into I hold yesterday, at the Workhouse-Mr. G. Garrett presid- nigbi ing-Mr. Rjoborts moved that the vaccination officer ho hood requested to make ...
... THE, SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN THE BLACK COUNTRY. Mr. Thomas Billing presided yesterday at the weekly meeting of the Dudley Board of Guardians.-The returns showed 609 persons in the house against 715 in the corre- spending week of last year; and the opt-door ...
... was free from smallpox cases, and it was thought that, it bad, been completely stamped. out, As soon as it reappeared ?? Home Office was communicated with, because st was thought that the Roman Catholic priest, in visiting both the smallpox hospital and ...
... | THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC IN THE I BLACK COUNTRY. Sl A meeting of tle Dudley Board of Guardians was held yester- 1`l he day; Mr. William Poster, the vlce-chairmn, ?? Vl 'r Clark reported that he bad received a letter from the Town Clerk fla t of Duey ...
... THIE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC IN THE BLACK COUNTRY. At the usual fortnightlymeeting of.tho Wednesbury Local Board last night, the Medical Officer reported that the mortality of the last fortnight had been less then for the preceding two weeks, 25 deaths having ...
... to dto it. ITnforturrately. at the present time tterg a-as anr opislemic of smallpox ill Birmingiam and tire surround. ing listricts, anri because lie attended to the smallpox rhosupital lie vas at once called to oreer by tbir authorities of the prison ...