Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Henry, J, Tees, Geo. Miller, Peter Glen, 92nd Highlanders; Privates White, J- Wood, William Davie, Five officers have had smallpox at Cabul. One Is well, others nearly E0. [RsUTER'8 TELEGRAM, 1 CALCUTTA, FRIDAY. Partioulars received of courts martial held ...
... rate of sixteen, and Dublin highest, with a rate of thirty eight per thousand. DurIng the sixteen years before 1853, London smallpox deatha averaged 513 per million. in the twenty-six years since the Compulsory Vac- cination Act, they have averaged 348, ...
... terday, in wh ch he stated that a family of eaght t were admitted into the smallpox ward of thle hospital on Saturday. They had arrived In of Belfast from Ballymenai whera smallpox pre. sE valls, Dr.. Rid. desired the Board to atgain re- 13 quest the Town ...
... and J. Patrick, Esq , J.P. M Dr. Roes reported that there were novv four patients in town under his charge sufferlng from smallpox. ot Mr.W.A.Young proposed that on that day fortnight ti the Board proceed toappoint a succoesorto the late C Mr. French as ...
... by Mr. WN A. Young, and seconded O by Mr. John Gault, ?? parties interfering with the removal ot petiente suffering fram smallpox ) be prosecuted. The ohairman said thnt this epl h dermlo was gaining ground, and spreading rapidly, It notwithetaudlog all ...
... offioers in the removal to hospital of his widowed daughter, Mary Ann Farrell, of Robert Street, who was then - suffering from smallpox, on the ith January, Mr. b Boyd, sob sanltury officer, having proved the case, 1. Mr. Young said that this being the first ...
... whetrby the pot;ato liseanse might be obvl- atd, rie, by l4,dhig man to introduce vaccInatIon, Hee had greatly relieved tho smallpox He then dwelst upon man's obligation, Seek ye the Lord, hy prayer, and showved not only how prayer was e orncslnded in ...
... menb o! the money sro advanced iE to be paid. The relieviog officer for the townland of (largin reported several oeaes of smallpox, ...
... 12th inst. there were fourteen smallpox n patients In the hospital. Five persorn s uffering d from the same dlisease were admitted Finc, One e had died since, and there was nowS 1S peron inA If the ward Bnffering from smallpox. Dr. iel, In an r addendum to ...
... FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1880. Acooradng to a Daily News telegram, King Theebaw Is dead. Trio Sovereign of Burmah was attacked with smallpox, to which virulent disease he succumbed. There are fears of a clvil war In the country. A Morning Post Berlin telegram says ...
... KING THEESAW. A Daily News telegram states that several Chinese firms have reoeived news that King The:. baw has died of smallpox. The Mandaay agents advise them to keep back their goods. There are fears of a civil war, SHIPPING DISASTERS, A telegram ...
... the StandardA says the rumour of the King's death Is unfounded, but that the heir apparent has succumbed to an attack of . smallpox, which ie rag!ng at Mandalay, Ele adds that a tarther despatch has at last been recelved from the Burmese Government, and ...