... re-vaccination is when growth is completing-itself, or VP between the age-of 15 and 18; but-the board advises tbat ei when small-pox becomes .epidetioi, not only should all si persons above 15 years of age, wholiavohitherto aneleotod b: to have themselves ...

... far as I know, by any one within your distrieti A CASE Oc SMALL-POX-1-SUOGESTRm PUECAUTIONS. Dr. Davies further reported :- - I very much regret having to inform your committee 'lhat small-pox has entered the city from London, which throulgh the division ...

... Doocmr May, 1881. THE SMALL-POX CONTAGION. To the Editor of the Mercury snd Pot, SiR-Our excellent Medical Officer of Health, Dr- Davies, is, I know practically wide-awake as to the possible extension of that frightful disease, small.pox, into our neighbourhood ...

... Communication from the Bristol sanitary Authority, and. they enclosed their ?? report on the subject.. It statod tbat'4 case cf small-pox had- been received at Bristol from London, which district through divislio of' authority, litigation, and general blundering ...

... the alleged cause being debility from-birth, Fever EHos. pital, admitted, 2. Smallpox Hospital, admitted, 1; remaining, 2. Owing to the threatening aspect of the smallpox in the metropolis, through the break-down of all preventive measures, he recommended ...

... nlflnnary ? 4? General Hospital.. _ 3 Bristol Union Workhouse 2 Barton Xegis Union Workhouse _ 1 Lunatio Asylum - _ _ _1 11 Small-pOX Hospital , _ _ SFever Hospital ?? 03 St. Peters Hospital - - _ children's Hospital - _ _ DAVID DAVIES, Medical Ocicer Of ...

... annum - 91 Rate of mortality From zqnaotic diseases - 0 Died aged 60 and ?? a Under one year old 1 Offever - - -- ?? - a Small-pox - Scarlet fever - 0 M1easlies a, Whooping cough - - - - . - Dlarrhoa ?? ?? - Diphtheria -- - ?? ,- o Violence ?? Other causes--- ...

... of the Board of Guardians' as all the patients were in receipt of relief or medical assistance from that board. A ose of smallpox had been removed from Skew-lane into the General Hospital. This infant was unvaccinated, and he believed there were a great ...

... 1-54 Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases - 10 Died aged 60 ana upwaras - 13 Ulder oneyear old - ?? 10 Of fever - - ?? O Small-pox - - - - ?? ,- ,-0 Scnrlet ferer ?? 1 Measles ?? 1 Whooping cough-. 0 Diarrhea - - 2 Diphtheria.. 0 Violence - - - - ?? Other ...

... London, two in Portsmouth, two in Birmingham, and two in Liverpool, The death-rate for fever was highest In Wolverhampton. Small-pox caused 60 more deaths in London and suburban dietrictH. ,IBEMAL OPERATIVES' MLEINGS,-At the monthly meeting of the St. James'e ...

... :- Royal Infirmary - - .h General Hospital.. - ,- 2 a V Bristol Union Workhouse - 5 I Barton Ilegie Union Workhouse 4 I Small-pox Lospital - - 0 at Fever Ho.qpital -. - , 0 J St. Peter's Hospital - - 1 (Itilidren's Hospital 0 F DeDAVID D; s, Imledical ...

... were uncertified, During the week a case of small-pox was admitted Into yourhospital. Thepatient hadcbeenwvorking inLondon, where he contracted the disease, and before it could be definitely recognised as small-pox he returned to Bristol, Re was removed and ...