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... ex- pense, pay for the hire of any public hall. and prove be- fore a public audience that vaccination has-lst, in- creased small-pox; 2ndly, vastly increased the diseases of children; Srdly, has put, and is putting, enormous sums of money into the pockets ...
... Bristol and Sunderland, a ;y 22; Oldham and Liverpool, 23; Norwich' and Newiastle, t 24; Mlanchiester, 2C; and Sialford, 2.). Smallpox caused 1. nine more deaths in Dublin. - - 5, -MAtYIiAGc WOITH A DEm;EASED 11FE'S SISTER.-T2be t et following is the text ...
... hoards; I of a juan-of-wo' or ulrsiiass strainer. Two days lt-r she pasced the reodies of two men woaringi. wcite juumpers. SMAllPOX ON S3EPBOAR0D. Last evening, tiae barrque Ranger, of Yarmouth, put iute Poymaouth Snound flying tne yello;v- flag lbsll mast ...
... half-mast. She was boarded immediately by the Customs' Examining Officer, who ascertained that eince they left Phila- delphia smallpox had appeared among her orsw. One has died, several are ill, and the remainder 3eella diokening. The strictesb g~uaranb lroass ...
... death-rate at 21 t-annually per thousand. The rate was lowest in . .Wolverhampton at 16 and highestain Dublin at to 38, where smallpox is still prevalent. ts Tan solution of the chronic controversy n between Germany and the Vatican is being d sought in a direction ...
... og~l) 10 fsrou tevo (4 u, typlioid or, ,Xr!, end I simple cou, tinued fever), 2 from ditarraba, &o. The deathqi (0) from smallpox are 1 in ebtcehs of the averagQ ,umber far the preiedingfiva weeh, Ther. o were 76 new -cases - of the dlitbe ' inllted dnh ...
... only 20.1 per i,0o0, against 23.5 and 244 in the corresponding periods of 1878 and 1879. The 1,333 deaths included IO from small-pox, 30 from measles, 68 from scarlet fever, II from diphtheria, 76 from whooping-cough, 14 from different forms of fever, and ...
... Brigilton, 21: Bristol and Sunderland, 22; Oldham and Liver- pool, 23 ; Norwich and Newcastle, 24 ; Nancbester. 26; Salford, 29. Smallpox caused nine more deaths in Dublin. ROUMIANIA AND BULGARIA. BUCHADEST, Tuesday. The differences between Roumonia and .'algaria ...
... employed in horticulture. b ! One of the limbs was exhibited rto the Herald repre. sentative, and looked as though pitted with smallpox. g ; The grafts grow'fastest; in the springs months. One p of them is put on a'muscle, where' it sinks in and de- t: posits ...
... 0 Mr Johnstone, living in Upper Dorset-street, p stted that it was no wonder for smallpox to be b increasing when friends and relatives are allowed ji to visit smallpox patients in the Hardwicke losa- 1 pitl, not only on ordinary visiting days, but, ...
... written stati2 thast tner7c&sse6 hither:i6 pursned ?? ?? was t) instruot theap1 to do all in his power to dissuade the fcli of smallpox patients from visiting the m e however, a certain number insist on 0I4d the patients, the governors have le~lued the following ...
... officer of the workhouse presented a report, in iwich be stated:- I .have pleasure to 'report that the last convaleecent from small-pox was dicharged last vweek; that there is no case of infectious disease of any hind in the house; that the general amount of ...