... THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. THOUGH the actual number of deaths registered last week in London was eleven less than in the week preceding, no hope can be entertained that the epidemic is on the decline. On the contrary, the new cases admitted to the hospitals ...

... authorities have thought well to take their time about making these contracts ; but while the anangements are still unmade, small-pox again rears its head. It is not easy to suggest what shall now be done after so much prccicus time has been lost ; but evidently ...

... THE FULHAM SMALL-POX HOSPITAL. AN official inquiry is being industriously pursued by Dr. Thorne Thorne and Mr. W. H. Power into the alleged spread of small-pox by the Fulham Hospital of the Metropolitan Asylums Board. It is, however, not likely to be ...

... and disap- peared. Our greatest statistician, Dr. Farr, tells us that Small-pox attained its maximum mortality after inoculation was introduced. The annual deaths from small-pox (in London) from 1760 to I779 were on an average 2,323. In the next twenty ...

... some of the young girls referred to were found to be suffering ?? small-pox. Acting under the advice of the medical ,enieenan attending them, who considered their removal to a small-pox bospitill to be of the highest importance, I called on the vaccination ...

... some of the young girls referred to were found 1o he sutfeiilhg from small-pox. Acting under the advice of the medical 11jenlan attending them, who considered their removal to a small-pox I rnspiill to be of the highest importance, I called on the vaccination ...

... and we cannot help recalling the wisdom shown by the brother of the deceased gentleman a few months ago, when tie death by small-pox of his unvaccinated son converted him to the belief in' the efficacy of vaccination, and induced him to have the prophet ...

... Government Board, in reply to the guardians' protest against the expenditure o i i6,oco upon the erection of a permanent small-pox hospital at Darentb. The letter said the Local Government Board had carefully considered.the repre- sentations contained ...

... sort of THE SMALL-POX CHART OF LONDON. In extreme cases Small-pox patients are taken in at the five Hos- pitals marked on the map.' The land ambulances convey all except I . / \ N HOHERTON | extreme cases to the nearest of the three small-pox wharves (also ...

... on the ptrs. clanlation. THE SMALL-POX AND VACCINATION, A Parliamentary paper issued to-day contains a memorandum of Dr. Buchanan, medical officer of the Local Government Board, on the present prevalence of small-pox in London among vaccinated and ...

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... village of Morton, near Gainsborough, last week, a poor woman named Beck was removed to the town hospital suffering from small-pox, and as the husband, a joiner, who had caught the infection, presumably at a funeral, had already been removed there, three ...