... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. THE PROPOSED HOSPITAL AT ELDWIOK. .CONFE1RENCE AT BINGLEY. Last night a special meeting of the Bingley Improvement Commissioners was hold for the purpose of receiving a deputation from the Binglov Local Board, the inhabitants of ...

... holidays, where smallpox had made its aippear- ance. MEXBORoUGH.-On Wednesday night a monthly meeting of the Mexborou-gh Local Board was hold, Mr. J. H. Watson ?? Medical Officer reported that there were only two mild: cases of smallpox at hlexborougli ...

... ?? SMALLPOX EPIDii. I . - lfo is -nrona-I ,Ii crlmels by which ?? asyu pa..- 1j d roulld us appear to be many. The ?? ltero smallpox epidemic is serving loliF~ c kthe unsuspected dangers we are t 1 pli1Y running from smallpox and I *r 'l feS The sanitary ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. HALwFAx.-The two smallpox cases at the Halifax Borough Hospital are progressing satisfactorily, and the disease appears to have been prevented from spreading. The tramp who came into the town diseased is much the worse affected ...

... disease. THE SHEFFIELD' SMALLPOX EPIREMIao-StepS have been set on foot in Sheffield which, it is trusted, may ensure trastworthy information as to the relation which Vaccination at various periods of life has borno'to liability to smallpox doring the serious ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMgIC. ISOLATION HOSPITAL PROVISION IN THE NORTH 1IIERLEY UNION. Dr. Barry's, the Locai Government Board Inspector report on the above subject was forwarded to the various local authorities interested on Saturday. In July of last year ...

... THE SPREAD OF SMALLPOX. The manner in which smallpox is ofeton spread is well exemplified by a atorywhieh comes from olton. A man who had lbeen at a Volunteer ,enoampment was sent to his home ill. He presented Nimself to the borough medical officer, who ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. T'HE WHARFEDALE UNION AND HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION. At the meeting of the Wharfedale Board of Guardians on Friday last, MAr. T. Dasisor, of Yeadon; pre- siding, Mr. AV. M1. SPENCE (chairman of the Rural ?? Authority) rferred to the ...

... SMALLPOX AT LEICESTER I . .. , . I .. AN outbreak of smallpox has at length coourred at LuAoester. It IB at present confined to one family, five members of which, aged from five to seventeen years, are sufferiug from the disease. All have been removed ...

... I THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. Dr. Barrv, one of the officers of the Local Govers rment Board, is now in Sheffield making investigations into the origin and progress of the smallpox epidewio in that town. At his request a confereneo was held on Thursday of ...

... considering applications from the Corporation of Morley and the Local Boards of Pufdsey and Drlghlington for per- mission to send smallpox patients from those districts into the hospital at Leeds. In the cases of Pudsey and Drighlington, permission was not sought ...

... Panlton Cottage Hospital, which is close at hand, was not utilised to any great extent, and suggested that it could be used for smallpox patients. The second letter was written over thesignatureof A Miner, and made the starbling assertion that this loathsome ...