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... firmary with respect to the provision for small-pox patients. The results of the committee's deliberations have already been published. Briefly the joint com- mittee resolved that it was desirable that a Small-pox Hospital should be provided by the Sanitary ...
... The number of deaths from small-pox last week in London further declined to 43. In the two preceding weeks it had been 73 and 79 respec- tively. ...
... OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX. Mr. R. BODElN, Chairman of the Sanitary and Registra- tion Committee moved that the report of the committeel be adopted. LThe report recited the steps which had been taken in consequence of the outbreak of small-pox, and concluded ...
... Board, in reply to commumnations which the managers had made in respect to the necessity for further accommodation for small-pox, patients. accommodation which the managers could not provide legally without the sanction of the Local Government Board ...
... report about her to the society. She came with the boy and Rat on the doorstep, shouting that her boy had become blind in the small-pox hospital, and he was a perjurer. She knocked at his door, and would not go away until she was removed by a police- man. The ...
... 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 ...
... 20 7 ner 1,000, aaillst 23 4 and 19'4 in the correspond- ing 1periods of 1870 and 1SS0. Thie 1,507 deaths included 82 from smallpox, 85 frout measles, 32 from scarlet fever, 9 from diph. theria, 3Sfrom whooping-cough, 2 from typhus fever, 9 from enteric ...
... 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 ...
... early next session he would call attention to the failure of the Vaccination Acts to arrest the outspread and spreading of small-pox, and move a resolution. ...
... early next session he would call attention to the failure of the Vaccination Acts to arrest the outspread and spreading of small-pox, and move a resolution. ...
... e ARDIFF BOAID OF GUAPLIANS. P PREKVALENCE OF FEVER AND . SMALL-POX. ) The usual weekly meeting of the Cardiff Board of Guardians was held at the Workhouse, Cardiff, on Saturday, under the presidency of Mr. C. MW ; David. Thie Mlaster reported that during ...
... disease into theborough tobeisolatedl? The Infirmary managers declare that the fever-wards cannot be used for the reception of small-pox patients along with in mates who are suffering from other varieties of fever; and speaking broadly we may say that there ...