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... because he was drank and riotous an smallpox | 2° of very bad language, was ordered wane Th} This he refused to do, and after much viol | his part he was given iuto De eo M rl ordereé him to pay a fine of 5s. smallpox Among the charges was one against two ...
... 1,398 during the previous seven days, a decline of 21, being 495 below the average, and at the rate of 19 '6 per 1,000. Small-pox is steadily increasing, and further rose to 33 51 deaths were referred to measles, 64 to scarlet fever (an increase of 3) ...
... for permission for them to visit their children. The CHAIM:OI said before the board decided on this he wished to say that small-pox was very bad in Stratford. If these people went to the schools they would have to pass through that place, and as they had ...
... quickl'y cures j?flfi %::‘:i -~ E /2 the worst form of Typhus, Scarlet, Jungle, and other Fevers, Prickly Heat dVribn 3 ;\ L L}g Small-Pox, Measles, Eruptive or Skin Complaints, and various other altexed %\\ qfii’: = &5y conditions of the Blood. Ssa LoF The testimony ...
... treasurer's balance was stated to be £6,169 10e. sd. The Visiting Committee reported 13 cases of scarlet-fever and two of small-pox in the wards. There were 26 persons on the male aide over the proper number. The inmates had desired to express their thanks ...
... N FOR 4 frum Mr, Bal'ard for TESTIMONIAL. was receive to enable him to apply for an indoor was understood to be under A SMALL-POX ward of A letter was received from Mr. Jay, ste the Asylum District Edward Arthar , aged 35, a surgeon's , hed been taken ...
... Hall, sad Sly. ?PALL PDX. Dr. Rvntrit, the ottioer of health, reported that during the last fortnigl4 ouly six C 41103 of smallpox had court, to his notion, as compared with 3t) sail 28 the two previous fortnights. (Hear, hear.) The observed it was unwise ...
... the medical officer of health, who, in reply to Mr. Hickman, said he thought this house-to-house visitation unnecessary, small-pox having declined in the parish, there having been but six cases during the last fortnight, as compared with 28 and 31 in the ...
... as to the provision of hospita roped accommodation in the parish for infections disease: re and in case of an epidemic of smallpox. The Medica wrecked | Officer of Health was consulted, and said that b ° Ned had received a letter from the private smallpo: ...
... Headache, fevers, thirst, and skin affections it cures in a very short time, and has proved of great value in the revention of small-pox and other infectious diseases, To be ll:ud of any chemists, and of the maker, 113, Holborn-circus ; of the general agents ...
... Vaccination Officer, reported that there had been six fresh cases of small-pox during the week, three at Canning Town and Silver Town, and at Leytocuitone. In one instance where there small-pox he advised the father to stay at home and not go to work lest he ...
... auditor with dinner, that it withheld this year. (Laughter) I SMALL POX The clerk submitted from the steward to the Stock well Small-pox Hospital, advising that further sent to that iostitiiiiou without previous inquires being made whether they could be ecived ...