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... 916, and for the corresponding week of last year 88g. There were 23 deaths during the week, and there were twco cases of smallpox fram the parish in Mill-road Workhouse. A copy of the report made by Mr Beagot, one of the Lunacy Commission visitors, upon ...
... Vice- XPresidezt of the Council to abolish multiple penalties in the ease of a father who does not .educate his child. Small-pox for a sovereign irnust be. followed by ignorance for a sovereign, by drunlkenness for a sdveroign, and-surely-by the ...
... law shall be paseed to maka them liblie for damages oricr sceanslaughter foranyof the following ?? tho child shall have the smallpox assd dies, the parent or guardian who has iretnsed to have the child vaccinated svill be guilty of .manslaughter - if tho ...
... epidemics would come, there would beha tre- mendons increase of smallpox, and the unvaceinated peoplewould he moreliableto catch the disease. andwould act as centres of contagion; and smallpox hospitals Would have to be built at the etapense of the ratepa-st ...
... salford, Norwich, Sheffield, and Bristol; measles in Sunderland, Leicester, and Ealford; and whooping t cough in Liverpool. Smallpox caused 14 more deaths in London and its outersring of. suburban P districts, but not one in -any of the nineteen Ws lare ...
... military and civic henours. dned. An oflicial contra iiction is given to the reports t the recently circulated abroad that smallpox is greatly taken prevalent in Belgium. At present the sanitar3 l cose, condition of the country is most satisfactory, and ...
... Tollemaache, Mr. Whitley, and Sir Watkin Wy i How SMALL-pox is SPRAD.-The. following dis- tressing story, recorded in a recent report of Dr. HPCombie, the medical superintendent of the Deptford Small-pox Hospital, possesses. elements of interest of widely ...
... SMALLPOX AND THIE VACCINATION ACTS. I On Monday an influential deputation representing various Unions and parishes of the Metropolis had an interview with the Right Hon. G. J. Dodson, presi- dent of the Local Government Board, to lay before him their ...
... ( agitate against a measure founded upon a c 3at principl'& applied to no other offence. If S 5x- permission to propagate smallpox is to be ;he granted for a guviea. then permission to keep a children in ignoranceought to be granted, for a ; half a crown ...
... Norwich, Liverpool and Bradford. Of the 12 deaths referred to diphtheria in the 20 towns, no less than 9 occurred in London. Smallpox caused 4 deaths in London, aud 1 in Liverpool, but not one in any of the eighteen other provincial towns. The annoai rate ...
... received an atlimiativs ans4wer It aefte- tr t no0 wards transpired that two of the crew 'were SUner- -r pro- ing- from smallpox. Defeodant trat fined £20 and iaor casts, or two monthis' imprisonment. In mnay Wooseees Su~rA'te Sioonr:. - The annu't cl0 ...
... of last year. There had mi be~-en17 den~tz~sdnringtheweek,. IntiseNetherfield- jn, road hospital there were two cases of small-pox. 1s In the va rn eatetteehad been 695 16 .persons rehieved during the week., showing a decrease no \of 46 on the week. and ...