... of thes Smetlewiek district demased vages in accordance with the list of 1872 after 28th inst.' SMALLPOX AT SHESPtELD.-Ten days age the n Fever and Smallpox Hospital at Sheffield received its ?? patient. He was suffering from a virulent form of smell pox ...

... Comnmittee of the Town Council ae enclosed it a notioetodaetrfline the ?? a-ad se f4 the Board as to the reseptioss of oases of smallpox or scarlet -At feverinto the borough hospital. Altough it lijd been irag t advisable to give the notice oboth sireglarded ...

... WBDNESBURY LOCAL BOARD. mad - -l-rss oraa~ THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC At an ordinary meeting of the Wedneshury = dal hoardi ye.r:erday evening-Mr. P. Ititchien prediditig-the Medical UtI cerreported that the mortality for the pat fortnight had tcen unprecedentedly ...

... 1W I WEST BRO.MWICH PBOAR.D ~OF G UARDIANS.. I THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. Li A weekly meeting of this Board was held yesterday; j a l.G. Gnrratt presiding.~-AL~ektteWrwaradfroi1Mr. Welchl, I late medical oflicer for Hanrdsworth, resigniss- the appoint- M ...

... Con- total deaths last month numbered 28. Two deaths hail lthe occurred from typhoid- and 3 from smallpox. During: .into November there were 11 Smallpox patients in the hospital;I td he It were discharged cured, 2 died T here were now 8 cases were in ...

... Committee re- commended the Board to autborise the medical officer to send persons suffering from smallpox to the borough hos- pita] if any eases of smallpox occurred within the district. Mtr. WAINVVWItHT, in moving the adoption of the report, said it was ...

... was ?? report of the medical def oficer of health (Dr. A. S. Underhill), showe4 that n 74 deaths (10 of which were from smallpox) Ihad been re- ed gistered during the five weeks ending the 26th inst., the death-rate being 24-03 per 1 000 per annum, as ...

... it had bren a case of small-pox. The Clerk pointed out that Hie the officers would.have engaged scme persons to take care he of the case where small-pox already existed. Mr. Oldbury said there were a great many eases of small-pox at Wed- !ai neebary, and ...

... re- tention of the patient in the house, and the removal of the healthy meocmbers of the family. He Atw no objection, if smallpox broke out in a house, for the mothee-to.be.told off to attend to the paetient, and let the rest of the family be removed ...

... frorm measles, and opo from diarrhcea. The mortality from that class of disease had been only 13 per thousand. A case of smallpox had been introduced into the district from Dart. moutli Street, and was imuediately removed to the Borough Hospital, and ...

... requiring coroner's inq nests), giving a death-rate of I 15-9 er 1,000. Ile was still giving close attention to the s re small-pox epidemic, and though the disease hadE lessened t *d in the Yeduesbury district proper, he was still dissatisfied T e- with ...

... varying from 6-3 at Aldeidge to 16-3 at Paisels. Nfo fre case of smallpox had oeurred, but le eseeommendod that placards should bo issued Containing simple directions for the treatment of smallpox aicd ?? Beard resolved to carry out the soggeslien. JUVENILE ...