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... were several cases of smallpox on board, and that no attempt had been made by the ship's authorities to isolate them from the rest of the passengers, also added to the dissatisfaction with which their arrival was regarded. Smallpox, however, might have ...
... case'z wote admitted into the prircip.al hospitals, being cquali to the adiabsion3 for the preceding week. Two ietv (as-s of smallpox were a'initted to ho:-, lpittd, Ibeingq equal tothe edemiseions for the preceding iweek: 2 ratoeuts wcre discharged, I death ...
... preceding week, but the recistered deaths (4) from that cause are over the average number for recent weeks. Three new cases [of small-pox were admitted to hospital agaiult 2 in the week ending 15th fnist, 1 death occurred, and 6 patients remained under treatment ...
... localities ousside the district. Yet the quarter w'as an unusually healthy one for Dublitn itself. There are only 14 deaths froin smallpox, 42 less than last quarter's, aud 63 nrider the corresponding quarter for 1879. Scarl itilla wltS 'ess fatal by 16 than in ...
... the number for the preceding week, ald 4 over tie average for the fourth week of the last ten years: tney comprise 2 frou smallpox, 1 from iiiaasles. 5 from scarlatita, I from dii htlii. 1 fromn qnin'v. 1 fromn croup, 0 from wboohiig- coutlgh, 15 from ...
... ulhlli 1111y Iwasi to -t icitia to go. '11105 crowded tile >ciioAI', n1( f i 111r mr wasyt1! v] no roolli. Thle neice lg SMALLPOX IN LONDON. TO TOE 1LIT~ilti Mil Til EF Awio MN. Enlli-~crotly, 4th rFob. Sm-n--sI vih ior bidilcen -e to ;lli a' a hi re- ...
... ough in Leeds and Liverpool. The deatlh-rate from fever, Principially enteric, wtts highest in nttinghaml and Suniddrland. (Smallpox caused 58 more deaths in London and suburban districts, ,but not one inl any of the 19 large provincial towns. _ _ _ _ _ ...
... of the Local Government Board if lie could give any information wvith re- spect to the progress ot the present epidemic of smallpox. THE TELEGRAPH SERVICI-. Mr. NO1tTEHCOTE ha-s given notice that he villl on Thursday ask the Postmaster-General if a deci- ...
... Ward, A Mav, A Hessian, J Hessian, E W Fow- ler, &8c. Great pressure has been experienced during the Dast fortnight in the smallpox hospitals in Lon- dOn, and nearly all have made, or are about to make, extraordinary efforts to meet the demand upon them ...
... ordeal. In spite oGf 'Dhe double pre- P, . caution thie experiment fjiled utterly. The five tc lfEsquimaux sickened of tie smallpox in spite of vthis more than scrupulous and careful vaccinia t tion-the anti-vacCinatlonists will perhaps sav a -because of ...
... ques- tions, which stood upon the paper to the number of forty, including such subjects as the dying out of fourpenny pieces, smallpox in London, and book piracy in America, the heating of the House and the dress of High- land regiments, the war at the Cape ...
... Majesty's kingdio. According to his major proposition. there is some reisrionship between 'r~i8 fact andl the diminution of smallpox an eompared with the previous fifty years ; or, as he puts it loosely, the ' mortality havs been far less than before that ...