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... rate, leaving £143 lSs. Id. reco- verable.-Dr. Nell, medical officer, reported that there had been no further spread of small-pox in the _ district, and he considered that it had now been stamped out.-Mr. Strong drew the attention K of the board to the ...
... These figures s as alone prove very conclusively that vaccination Si 3r is the most effectual manner of preventing cl ti- ps small-pox increasing; and we concur with pa es our contemporary, Land, that in the face of di of these facts one hardly feels inclined ...
... IJ)I wiO o.. ijujatioe s t Shich stood upon the si paller, to the nuinlwr ot 4it The dving out tt of Lwu2 penny pieces; small-pox in London; a, and bhoo piae( ill Arnerica: the heating or .he lleous: wotd the of Ilighland reyi- n *ittUtS, tht Walar at ...
... annulal sittings at Bedford to-day (Tuesday), - a Mr. C. Magniac, M.P., being president. teas The fortnightly returns of small-pox in tbe 6 jct- Metropolitan district show a decrease of 242 in bt te bus number of patients remaining under treatment. The ...
... earliest col- opportunity. eral SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. had Mr. D. GRANT (L., Mfars'febeeel asked if dypremiums would be offered to any Whocudgv dyfull information as to the origin, growth, and de- stud velopment of smallpox, and indicate means of its Iex ...
... Wednesday the vestry of St. Mart's, Isling- re f ton, opened a camp hospital at Finchley for the treatment and reception of small-pox cases arising C r. at Islington. he 5- Mr. C. T. Hollis has just finished a portrait of as .eCapt. Bulkeley, President of ...
... go about the town vith certificates of their freedom. Some of the slaves so made over to tie mission were recovering from small-pox, and At tlesend-of last month this disease had spread iri the tiisitan.' BURNING A FAMILY TO DEATH. The 'Limes correspondent ...
... Bank of Eng- land in circulation bear date the Ith of May lest. At Bristol on Thursday Dr. Davies, in reporting a cmase of small-pox from London to the sanitary authoritl, designated that city as a radmatin centre of the disease through: the division of ...
... different with those who ?? no means of preventing themselves ksbecoming contaminated with such a terrible X- disease as small-pox or scarlet fever. If the Cs one can be regarded as suicide, the other 'is a or still greater crime; for a person, by wilfully ...
... the longest attacks of typhoid Pi iliotite)rs ever heard of; subsequently on the th C \\ -st f 'oast of Africa he caught small-pox, Hit aol hail ta2rtly riconered from this disease a wiheii he ft-l Se'ir'l'y i-ounded at the heed of fe .i,: rhonaval co ...
... lord of the Treasury, liD i(,t xi1 bI e declared vacant. No opposition, hoc' cxc, is threatened. l ?? xxeek, 29 deaths from smallpox were regils- he, L-tet'il in London. q V t ilit nt ?? a botelier, of G rilften-street, Sohin,W .e Londen, Nvas'on Wednesday ...
... that it is not ex- wV pedient to spend any more of the ratepayers' tli mnoney in litigation respecting the Hampstead da Small-pox Hospital. Considering that these ml worthy litigants, and guardians ofw t he - poor and interests of the ratepayers, have ...