... fb;* fill the readers of the ?? vill agere with ILo hi sayinng that ten dst hie ?? tulleleittw i put it person over tim smallpox, nto matter hot hi..jh ne has it. It is a very strange fact .that this d ren5e has be'il hdo'ierid cibott us Bise k6r flce ...

... | SM'ALLPOX PATIENTS. On Saturday in the Northern Divisional Police Court, before ML. O'Flahorty, Ml-, J. C. 13:nnis ad. dressed his worship with reference to certain prosecutions by the guarflians of the South Dublin Union. Mr. Ennis said ho understood ...

... LONDON- DERRTY. f' ?? the meeting oZ the GutardianIs tody-r . 1arrs Bere~sfa rh Eithe City and Coun1ty In-firmary to ractics small.pox patients into the fever wards oX that in1stitultle w7as consitlorei. 'Mr. IV. E. Scott, D.L., said thecy Ia fast nassedt ...

... requested to give promptt information of any cases of smallpox comting under their notice. A disinfectitg chamber was erected at the1 City Fever Hospital. During the quarter forty-tu o cases of smallpox were broughtunder the notice of the sanitarv authority ...

... attouded at the bo urdroom of the South Dublin t~nion Work- hotine, and resumed the inquiry asto nlleged' irregularitkes at the Smallpox f tospitii, ilmairt harm, which had been adjourned fr'qm the 17th September, The Inquiry wni decte'l. at the ye- quest of ...

... bud heen i -teoporary charge of Old ?? Smallpox and Fever Horpital uring the ilinoesof Dr . Li. H lyrne, the insident medih ,at officer, deposed that a patient named 13rady, who suffered from lrellorlruogio smallpox,t'oe o the, Worst types of the dios'ase ...

... South Dublin Union Workhouse, and resumedl the inquiry into alleged irregularities in the management of 'the 10ilmain. ham Smallpox Hospital, which had been adjourned from Monday last. Mr. J. Alexander Ryad (instructed by ?? H, M. Rlynd) attonded on *Jshelf ...

... tihey had in Derry one ease of small-pox on an average in the year for the last fourteen years until this recent visitation. He believed these ninety beds should be divided into sections, properly isolated, for small-pox, typhus, typhoid, and scarlatina ...

... above subject when it was referred to by the com- mittee: Oil the 17th December last it was reported to me that a case of smallpox had been removed into the union workhoulse hospital from No. 5, Botanic Avenue. On inquiry I found that a ser- *vint, Margaret ...

... to be a failure. ?? W Fraser, Dublin, considers smallpox is most spread by convalescents, for whom isolation I should be imperative. Dr C Gunn, Dublin, estimates that vaccina- tion lessens smallpox by about 50 per cent, and r also that sanitation ...

... TE PUBLIC HEALTH COMMITTEE. TR~ ~~ _ _ SMALLPOX IN DUBLiN. The weekly meeting of the Public Health Com- mittee was held in the Municipal Buildings yester- day at one o'clock. The chair was occupied_ by CouncillorClancy. Theothermembers presentwere --The ...

... discovered vaccine mars and sometimes very good. 2nd. The mortality amongst smallpox ctses- prior to Jenner's discovery, when all were unvncr ninated, according to the varions smallpox hospital reports, was about 18-8 per cent. The average death-rate to-day ...