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... SMALLPOX-ImPORTANT CAUTIONS. Alre.KclcPttltttct, V(, Edith-street IPeckhamu, was sutmnotned to the Lambetli police~-etsart en Wed- ttestlty for causingitel(r servant, Elivabel Jret to expose herself ilt a public conveyance while sulfertaw from smallpox ...
... by the returns that small-pox is increasing. The visitation we had a few years since speedily yielded and decreased in virulence when active measures were taken. In the midst of four millions of people it is monstrous that small-pox passengers are allowed ...
... registeoed, ecusl to annual rates of 32 0 anti 21'5 per 1,000 of the population. In the Outer Ring eight more fatal caes of smallpox ware registered. ...
... however, ,: 11d on no account send out. a nurse to a case of small-pox. Fie Sanme story was told everywhere else. Nurses were to be had ccrtalfllY, but nurses who drew the line at small-pox. Anglican sisterhoods ed as immovable as nursing institutes. ...
... 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 ...
... Cierkenatil. She was ta31en ill a few: weeks since. and the doetor, discoveriug syrmptomsoi small-pox, ordered her imome- diate removal to ti!e howpital. As the small-pox hospitals were * bee M tated to hc full. her rernoval wyaS delayed for a few dzays, when ...
... murderous disorder, the white-plague pest! Such was the expressive name by which that awful visitor since known by the name of small-pox, was announced to be in the house. An indescribable vague feeling of terror thrilled through his whole frame, as the dreadful ...
... Fre St. Saviour's, Bamber Bridge. 73 3858 Col St. Leonard's (the ?? 151 752 end _ nor _ ?? ?? R.: SMALLPOX IN LONDON.-OWing to thu preva- de lence of smallpox in the east of London, the Bethual. mo green and Shoreditch guardians have continued the tl i ...
... wood-street, Bethual-green, was summoned to answer a charge of exposing 11er son, Frederick Appleby, while suffering from small-pox, in a public street without proper precautions against the spread of such disease. Dr. Willia9 Owen, medical officer of the ...
... Commissioner :as to exercise great influence in order to keep them from rising. THE HEALTH OF LONDON.-FUtrHER INCREASE OF SMALL-POX. In London last week 2,397 births and I,6oo deaths were registered. Allowing for increase of population, the births were ...
... recent weekly numbers, and included 410 which were referred to the principal zymotic diseases, t) of wvhich 7$ resulted from small-pox. 8 L from measles, 3. 0Ii3 from vunooping-cough, 03 from scarlet fever, aud 17 2 fromfevcr, prineipally cnteric. 'i'le annual ...
... Passengers by the Lord Clyde have been j been afc Philadelphia after having previously ^a Vaccinated, no further cases of small-pox ) aPPeared among them. The steamer, after orOugh fumigation, will proceed to Liverpool. Pii! 8eein'3 to be a vain effort ...