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... deaths from smallpox, aged respectively 4 and 17 years. No reason could be assigned as to how the disease hadbeen contracted. On the 6th inst. the medical officer visited,33, Marvel. street, where a boy aged 2j years was sufferingfrom small-pox. He was ...
... There are l now six in the smallpox hospital at the workhouse. There c are one or two severe cases; the others are doing well. I visited the hospital on Friday morning last. The person first admitted into the Workhouse Smallpox Hospital (Ann Manby) has ...
... whooping cough, lOL from measles, 64 from scarlet fever, oS from fever, 52 from diarrhs, 24 from diphtheria, and 14 from smallpox. The lowest death-rate from these diseas s occorred in Newc2stle-upon.-Tyne nod the highest rates in lBoton, Brighton, Uldham ...
... but to take proceedings. The Chairman concurred. Mr. Lewis also mentioned that the son of the Matron of the Corporation small-pox hospital was in the habit of going in and out half-a-dozen times a day and then walking about the town. He asked whether ...
... whooping cough, I lb3 from measles, 85 fron sacarte feosr, 2I fron I fever, 52 trom diarrhma, 23 from siiphtL-ria. and 11 from smallpox. Thc lowest death-rates from these zymotic diseas~s occurred in hirkenlhead and Huddersseld.. and the highest in Bolton I ...
... received shortly.—Subsequently, it was resohed, on the motion of Mr Green, to adjourn the meeting until the 14th inst. CASE OF SMALL-POX AT CHRISTCHUBCH.—At the fortnightly meeting of the members of the Christchurch Local Board, held at Maindee on Tuesday evening ...
... g Leeds. The two deaths from diplitheria were returned in ?? and Worticy sub-districts. The fatal ease of I1 smallpox occurred in the Smallpox Hospital, whore five o other eases are under treatment. During the week three ainquestcssad one deatis from violence ...
... case during the period when inoculation of small-pox itself was to be carried out on a large scale in order to hold in check, asit was thought, more extreme outbreaks of the disease. Such danger from small-pox is now fairly passed, but in respect to scarlet ...
... seeing that both the taps were closed. SMALLPOX AT AR.M1LEY GAoL.-We are officially nformed that there are now no cases of smallpox or of other infectious disease at Her Majesty's Prison, Armley. The last three smallpox *patients, now convalesesnt, Were on ...
... to report to you another small-pox case laù 1 the house. The patient's name is William Lewhe 11 He was an inmate of the house, and was one those who volunteered last Sunday fortnight per, i remove Ann Jones, the first small-pox pat-ient^itnt the hospital ...
... persons died, including 1 each from smallpox and fever, 1 2 from whooping-cough, and 4 each from measles, scarlet 1 I fever, and diarrhmea. These I1) deaths were equal to an ,annual rate of 4 4. The death from smallpox was in the . workhouse. The death ...
... EI- ?? & I I SECLIJ TELEGRAM, &c, a Smallpox, notwithstanding the vigilant precau- ations exercised, is spreading in Leeds gaol. A a prisoner named Roundell died yesterday. , Lord Randolph Churchill's health yesterday re mained the same as on Monday, ...