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... received information that a tramp named Eldwards, who had applied for lodgings at the Aston Union Workhouse, was suffering from small-pox. It appeared that Edwards fell ill on the 11th inst., and since that time had slept in tue tramp wvard at the West Bromwich ...
... toolc place With respect to ?? neglect by the Sanitary Authority of Smethwick in cOn- nection with a recent outbreak of smallpox in that pariah. It resulted in a resolution being unanimously adopted to call the attention of the Smethwick Sanitary Authority ...
... patient. Your obedient seevant Marsh 4, 1881. ALEX. FORREST, Secretary. PRECAUTION AGAINST SMALLPOX, To the EDITOR of the DArLYl Pose. Sir,-It is well known that smallpox has been very pre- valent-in London for a long time, and that happily it has been almost ...
... the district continuing very satisfactory Mri Henley isked if arrangements iae bleer made in the event of an outirreak of smallpox ij the southern part of the district, to which tlre Clerk replied by stating that the Authority kept their hospital in reaeiniass ...
... practices, and without the master's lrnowledge and Consent. 1 M,. STUiT' said that must have been the tnan who was suffering from smallpox, and the case to which ths Aston Board of Guardians hlad referred at their meet- inig onl Tusesday. The COIATIMAN said that ...
... committel for trial. G HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION FOR SMALLPOX AND rl FPRVnr1 PA'IEN'rS.-The Royal Commission was gazetted Jast night to onqinire into the extent of the hospital aceom- c: modation for smallpox and fever patients provided by tpre iT Metropolitan ...
... anew the remarkable testimon of ate house surgeon of the Lon- don Smallpox Hospital, to the eflbet that dur- me the fortY years over avhich his experience etendcd rio case of smallpox had occurred amiong tle officers or, nurses of the institution, who ...
... coil-II in BiriJllitegiciin, Leicester, -td \ ol- Ieml sampton Tbic higiest deatlm-rate frota lever occurred in ]3righton Smallpox caused 84 more deaths in London I and tihe suburban districts, and 3 in Liverpool ...
... Jasper, was fined los. and costs, at Brighton Police Court, oss Monday, for assaulting Lord Compton, The last patient inties Smallpox Hospital, Blackburn, wase dischbarged as cured on Saturday, but three dew eases have broken out: At Folkestone, onl Monday ...
... sanitary district. iste Sanitary Authority of this distriet, leaving no hospital of its own, tias erraisged to send eases of small-pox and scarlet fever to the borough hospital. Two of the three eases sent have since proved fetal, best their deaths were not ...
... and Dublin 32. The general fatality of measles, scarlet fever, and wsioopisig coutli was considerably below the average. Smallpox caused 89 deaths in London ; 1 elsewhere. Ladies are invited to inspect our aMotber subbhrds, in varoens aterales. Great ...
... tihieul as the cause of death ill 14 cases, tfle same numbe-r s that ih the correspiondling period of tie previous year. Smallpox, which in the third qutrfer of 1880 proved fatal in one instance, has not this quarter caused a single death; only six cases ...