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... of smallpox On board, and that no| nuck attempt had been made by thte ship's arsehorities to I7 dy'* isolate themun fr- on hs mass of the passengera, alsoec' jryk, added to the dissatisfa ction with which their arriva. ey w .as rega.rded. Smallpox, buss ...
... le highest death-rate from fever (principallv enter:.c) I n 6d occurred in Wfolverhamniton, Niorw ich, and 6d L icester. Smallpox caused 17 more deaths iu g. London, hut not one in any of the nineteen pro- 6 as vinelal towns. The annual rate of mortality ...
... -house keeper, was sumnimoned atI Prestou for allowiug Richard Pa irclough to sleep in a common bedroom whilst saffering fraon smallpox. 'airelough was a hawker, and travelled all over I York-shire and Lancashire, and great danger was run of the infection spreading ...
... its reason? a lat - ha ti- How far the anti-vacclination agitation inI ly is responsible for the recent increase of pe Lb- smallpox in certain districts we know not, sol nd but it is evident that the Local Government in Lds Board has done a timely act in ...
... tile notification of Rournanian independence. cci- ary InlorMatioti has been received of at serbios out- ma ed. break of smallpox at Bathuirst, B~ritish CUambia ; I Ito and0 also that quarantine restrcctions are again ina us. forte at tioree,S-'u'gal ...
... le, Birmingham anid Liverpool. T'l highest death- the rate from enteric fever occurred in Nottingh-am and o ir Sunderiaud. Smallpox causeod 5 deaths in London, hbt not one in anv of thc orl;cr tows. The annual ner rate bi mortality fron all causes per 1000 ...
... Local Govcrament and f Board if he could give any information with respect In or to the progress of the present epidemic of smallpox, ha I i especially in the metropolis, and, if any, special Iiu measures that were being devised to meet it. man d f THE COERCION ...
... l to Calcutta; itd eanl V ;;ow above l3uda-lesth. 1'aens, ?? a mueh lower death-rate, L neler- itl eles;, 82 deaths from smallpox, f5 from tE ar. typhoid fever, and 42 from diphtheria, .n( Ito swell its return. Calcutt gives flft ,1e thcle proportion ...
... oirght onioccurred in Lonadon and two in J1irminghamn. TueJ a death-rate crom fever in the twent2y townsi ?? !s unusually low. Smallpox caused 49 more deaths A ciin London and its snoarban &erc.and oen inJ Brighton. The annual race ot mnortehrv from all eS ...
... position *dt Ierat is precarious, has made overtures dfor taking possession of Candahar after its evace0tion bv the British. 1 smallpox is raging in the Saudwici Islands. o i'resident Haves has vetoed the Funding s- (Bill. Senator Hoar has introduced another ...
... SANDWICH ISLAN3Sc the SAN FasCJSCo, SaeRCe 3. S DatO Intelligence has been received here from the t hoa u Sandwich Islands that smallpox is raging there. hen Many houses in Honolulu have been placed in z of quarantine, and communication between the islands t ...
... asylums hoards QQto carry out tho proiios of the act with ?? t o J respect to accommodation for persons attacked cour, with s'mallpox. ortb in o'sgv notice that on Thursday be would night V askc if the Government intended to introduce a hill reins to amend ...