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... The discussion then ended. a- rosa SMApA'OX. 5'be stib contmittee appointed to inquire into the necessity of establishing a smallpox hospital nR and'convalescent home, and also wberb the ?? available site could be ebtained, 'reported that 11 they bad requested ...
... Newcastle-upon- I Tyne; measles in OlIdlsam and Sunderland; I and whooping-cooghl inl Mlanchester, Liverpool, and t Birmingham.x Smallpox caused 14 more deaths in London D and one in Manchester, but not one in any of the v eighteen other large towns. The annual ...
... bronchitis, pneumonia, and ?? 10, phthisls four. Uncertified three, brain two and heart thrIe. A patient suffering from small-pox had been received at their hospital from a local Home. Mr. DAvirs inquired whether the committee wished him to receive at ...
... epidemics would come, there would beha tre- mendons increase of smallpox, and the unvaceinated peoplewould he moreliableto catch the disease. andwould act as centres of contagion; and smallpox hospitals Would have to be built at the etapense of the ratepa-st ...
... deaths ,in the borough included four which can Ialwere referred to diarrhcea, two to measles, and not oue telr either to small-pox, scarlet fever, diphtheria, Whooping IS Ltent cough, or fever; in all, six deaths resulted from these Be7 11 be seven principal ...
... vaccination, The cousepquenre is that it is calculatei that fifteen per cent of its population have not been vaccinated. Smallpox has broken out with considerable virulence, and there appears to be ev-ery probability of its assuming extensive proportions ...
... his own tables to preaent an original view, which would be protected afterwards as Mr. Flem- ing's had been. IF'EVER AND SMALLPOX. TO TIIH RDfIoR OF TEE PiswA~W. House of Recovery, Cork-street, July 2nd. DEAn Sin-I beg to send you the enclosed letter ...
... community at who, nuclei the present system, where the operation properly carried out, are fully protected from the ravages small-pox. Epps's Cocoa.—Grate Fur. icforti By a thorough knowledge tar natural laws which govern the operations digestion nutrition ...
... by 101, whereas the deaths were 109 belo th avras num bers in the correspondingwekfth last telt years. eh ,7 etsil'dd1 rm small-pox, 25 fro nicn asles, 57 from scarlet fever, 10 fromn diphtheria, 37 fromn wlioopiszg-cengb, 14 fromn different form s of fever ...
... and the meeting was a failures SMALL-rOX TN NonWAY.-The Copenhagen correspon. deit of . the tanidard says that a severe. small-pox epidemic hase broken out in Christiana., Intending tourfits to that part of Europe should delay completing their arrangements ...
... tihe * dictory statements of what had become of her child, do and she was committed to the Assizes, all Itrii UE, A severe smallpox -epidemic is said to have, tic~ broken out in Christiana. . IC 93 The Vienna corn and seed fair it to be held this ad, year ...
... the ex-Rhedive left 'to.day for to Smyrna ' ' anu si ______________________ '' ~of SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC IN 'CHRI§TIANIAL ex( CO~ENfHAqEE Flbd-y. rep ' Asevere small-pox epidemi ' has ut in up' Christiania. Intending'tou rists to that psrt o'f Euhipe so ...