... Since ompleting my report I ha,.ve rebsived a report of a case l supposed to be smallpox. I have visited it, and il am quite convinced that it is not a ease of smallpox. There- L fore we are still without the report of any case existing L; L the bcuuh ...

... exception of smallpox. qi Mr. TitaY. -You used to treatsmallpox eases in some p wooden pavilions near the workhouse. tc The TowN C.nzR.-Those are destroyed. (am speak- it ing of all those zymotic diseases, with the exception of ao smallpox. For smallpox there ...

... typhoid occurred in West Leeds, and one in Wortley sub-districts. The fatal case of smallpox was of a vaccinated stonemason, aged 35 years, and was recorded in the Smallpox hospital. During the week seven inquest cases and three deaths from violence were ...

... There are l now six in the smallpox hospital at the workhouse. There c are one or two severe cases; the others are doing well. I visited the hospital on Friday morning last. The person first admitted into the Workhouse Smallpox Hospital (Ann Manby) has ...

... per cent. had not lived at the addresses returned to me by the registrars. No death from smallpox has occurred here for nearly three years, and no cases of smallpox have bees known in the township for some time. During the twelve years ending December 31st ...

... 26th January, 1888. THE SMALLPOX IN LEEDS. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GLNsTrE=,-Dr. Goldin, in his public report, rightly advises the people to exercise great caution o but lie Ought to turn his attention to the Smallpox Hospital, whose servants ...

... the disease which X cluing theu nuthoxitoii theo acoeb rc C no Rt pRM1t, Wisth smallpox. Since our last meeting-or at least since the date of my last rsport-1 cases of smallpox have been inspected from may department, and out of those cases S deaths are ...

... of Obtoiio it t os a rsrcrsticn-grmead for the inhabitants of the east end of thle town. He was ia favour of romoviug the Smallpox Hospital from its prosent site, but did not hold with some people that if they lobtained the estate for the purposes of a ...

... outbreak in our own ai borough, but mauterialy assisted in preventing the spread 1i of smallpox in Leeds anti oter disitricts. It was objetted a3 that by thhs acting smallpox was unneceisarily introduced c into the borough. But we had to choose between having ...

... system put out of order--besides not being inoculated by smallpox virus, the result is not a true modified smallpox. Over half a century ego I had the good fortune to see a number of cases of smallpox in Alderney cows. I at once used the matter procurable ...

... than one puncture, thns giving very slight protec- tion; and if the child in its after fife is so unfortunate as to contract smallpox, it is held up by anti-vaccinators as an example of the uselessness of vaccination, when, in fact, it had not perhaps been ...

... died unraccinated, and the number not accounted for is 1-1 per cent. Not one of the children has been returned as having had smallpox. 'The vaccination of 45 children not born in my district, and also of 31 children whose birthplace is not known, has *been ...