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... THE FULHAM SMALL-POX HOSPITAL. AN official inquiry is being industriously pursued by Dr. Thorne Thorne and Mr. W. H. Power into the alleged spread of small-pox by the Fulham Hospital of the Metropolitan Asylums Board. It is, however, not likely to be ...
... natives there can be no good reason why we should relax the hold which we have acquired over their territory. SMALL-POX HOSPITALS. Anothcr small-pox epidemic is in our midst, and our local authorities are at their wits, end to know how to provide sufficient ...
... occupied. It was recommended that the fever hospital at Deptford should be appropriated to the accommodation -of the additional smallpox cases.' Sir E. H. Curris said that there was not a spare bed at the East-end hospitals, and he proposed that a letter should ...
... the corresponding week of the last ten years. The fatal cases of small-pox, which had been 42, 52, and 54 in the three preceding weeks, were again 52 last week. The number of small-pox patients in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, which had steadily ...
... Scotland? THE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL GRIEVANCE. Mr. Tattersall, writing to the Times on the subject of the Small-pox 1-tospital at Fulham, says the inhabitants of Kensington, Fulham, Hammer- Emith, ard the borough of Chelsea object to take the small-pox patients ...
... were 229 below, the average numbers in 'the corresponding week of the last ten years. The'1,683 deaths included 52 from small-pox, 20 from Measles, 28 from scarlet fever, 17 from diphtheria, 25 from whooping.cough, 9 from euterie fever, 1 from an undefned ...
... justice to them in the matter of ground game was bitterly opposed by the party to which your opponent belongs. THE FULHAM SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. At the ordinary meeting of the Fulham Board of Works yesterday, the following letter from the Local Government ...
... women hold in respect? Some may tell me that my fears are ground- less respecting Nana. That the death of the heroine from small-pox would not be tolerated on the English stage. I am not so sure of that. Once lass over the line that separates dirt and decency ...
... Lancel, commenting on the report of the Hackney Sanitary Comn- mittee, says that it goes to show that the approaches to the small-pox hospital are such, the arrangements for the reception of patients at the gates, the mode of intercourse of the hospital tradesmen ...
... or bermiltl.s nosy obtainable by thu umenshers of the L..?ndeii ly and North Western ltucilway Insumarics Society. Tics SMALL-POX lXoel'tfAL 151WThc'FLON si MoyreccNr.-On Saturelay night Mr. Fieth,, ?? took the chair at a mneetiiig held in Kenshsgtcmi ...
... COsaASNDMsTEs11sboN.0Ho1rsoTIoNESsOIe S. OOnD, commanding her maiesty's sloop Pegases. died on the :3rd inst., at Shanghai, of small-pox. The sallarit deceased was the second son of Generel Viscount Bridliort, and was born 24th March, 1843. TiE Servian Slkuptschina ...
... officer, stronigly advocated tho loptea of the resolution, andl it was t'nrthor detor- cd, insieeof the threatened spread of small-pox, tisecitnustoste hith all the vartous vestrie3 aud diS. itt boars upon tho subject. ...