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... rigidly enforced than in this country, the mortality from smallpox was three times greater. It was generally contended that not only did vaccination not lessen the numbers attacked by smallpox, but that it did not reduce the mortality; whilst, on the ...
... Castle to-day to have an audience with the Queen. The death is announced as having taken place, suddenly, at Candahar, from smallpox, of Lieut.- Colonel Dauboney, commanding the 7th Royal Fusiliers. Sarah Alice Ashman, the girl who left her home at Churwell ...
... from the fugitives and the mutineers of the Wali's army. Ayoob s colonel ol artillery has gone to Herat. Fifteen cases oi smallpox have occurred among our troops. ...
... magistrates cannot deal with one half of the persons disobeying the law. The number of deaths and amount of disfigurement from small-pox may have diminished, but stat istics prove that other diseases have increased largely in proportion. It is never safe to ...
... bed in the vesicular stage of 'smallpox. On ascending a ladder I nrrived in a Bmall,tbadly ventilated room, in a corner of which was lying a boy sixteen years of Age Ile was one of the worst onees of malignant smallpox I ever caw, Ho 'was only tventy-five ...
... of the 18 deaths from diph- theria, ten occurred in London and two each in Birmingham and Sheffield. Two fatal cases of smallpox were recorded in London. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1000 persons estimated to be livng in the twenty ...
... sum of £930 was the amount to be paid to ti South Dublin Union, as the amount due by ti: board in respect of charges for smallpox patieu' sent to the South Union.. -: Mr. Macnie said this was at least £600 too mln(' They had agreed to pay 14s a week, ...
... Intercepting Hospital for fever and small-pox cases coming into the harbour was declared open, yet not a bed or piece of farniture has yet been placed in it. Last Monday a woman, supposed to be suffering from small-pox, was landed at Queenstown, and as ...
... 116 deaths in London, four in Liverpool, three in Ports- u mouth, and two in Birmingham. In London 17 fatal in eases of small-pox were recorded, but not one in any of :s the nineteen large provincial towns. The annual rate of r, mortality from all causes ...
... 19. .,1 Edinburgh ?? -ewete-23 sunderland, 21 I Glasgow - ' l9ortingbm.. 23 Wov.erhsnptoa 19 Iil - w ,16 No ..ie i- 24 Small-pox caused 10 deaths in.London, but none in any of the 19 large provincial towns, LA UNVCHE& ORT-GrLAsGow.-Messr. Blackwood & ...
... Salferd, Portsmouth, tcs a cs- and Norwvich. Of the 69deaths from smallpox in EngIland Bode id and Wales, no less than 60 occurred in London amid its ducti .t. suburbs. The prrevalence of smallpox in London, judged Chus as by the registered deaths and by the ...
... or destroy that l-ll disease which, in the words of Marion Silvas is a groater scourge than yellow fever and cholera and smallpox combined, quietly installed in our midst, sapping the foundations of society, poiatwlinR the ?? of life, rendering existence ...