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... d0ole at the Small-pox Hospital. in case it c0antztaiel any fever patients. if it small-pox patient came ? ?? also WAlited to ?? whether it Was the intention of the medical stall to exclude. step by step, all other infec- tiois iiseases, small-pox included ...
... pitals for small-pox and fever patients in the metropolis and the provisions, if any, required for the acquisition oi sites for such hospitals, whether by agreement or other- wise; and for the protection of the authorities providing small-pox and fever ...
... 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 ...
... I = m==ra pdytl - ?? SMALL-POX PATIENTS IN THE INFIRMARY. TO TEIE EDITOR OF THE DERBY MIERCUAY. Sir-On reading your remarks appended to my letter in your last publication, I wrote to the house surgeon on the subject, and I now send you a copy of his reply ...
... THE INFIRMARY AND SMALL-POX CASES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERBY MERCURY. Sir-I notice a paragraph in your publication of the ,6 stating that the Infirmary Weekly Board had given rd~ers that no intelligence on the subject of small-pox. eases in the Infirmary ...
... s . pox mortality-: of London for the last thirt 1STlYc dC under :-Dee~adea-1851 40,7, 160 ;1861-i° , , I ;e thdt 15,543 smallpox deaths. To me it ?? ?? 1bo lethe mortality during the last decade A ,ould be doll Itirell .y of -the first, seeing that in ...
... numerous readers, a few facts relating to the late eplken of smallpox in London, ascertained from personalcbkernL tions bv Dr. Buchanan, Medical Officer of Eealth ,0 Board of Trade. Comparative smallpox death-rates amonu Loadeose vaccinated and unvaccinated ...
... 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 ...
... little doubt that the smallpox epidemic that now existed in the borough had beenaoriginated by that man. The Rev. R. Craig thought that Mir. Clark's suggestions, though stringent, ought to be carried ?? Clerk suggested that as smallpox seemed to be breaking ...
... fever (principally enteric), 79 from measles, 52 from whooning-cough, 47 from diarrhoea, 28 wr from diphtheria, and 14 from smallpox. The annual death. rate from these zymotio diseases averaged 317 per 1,000 in the twenty towns, and ranged from 0- and 14 ...
... of the Board of Guardians' as all the patients were in receipt of relief or medical assistance from that board. A ose of smallpox had been removed from Skew-lane into the General Hospital. This infant was unvaccinated, and he believed there were a great ...