... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Cross-street. He found her sufferings from fever an eruption in the face, which was thought to he small-pox. Ultimeately it turned out a severe case of small-pox. She was removed * on the 12th. A vwomnan from the union was¢ ob- tained as nurse, hut she turned ...

... parish, ou Saturday morning, when they came upon the body of a man. They gave information to the authorities of the temporary small-pox hospital at Finchley, and a medical man was soon on the spot. His services, however, were of no avail, because the person ...

... reported that a son of the matron of the Corporation Small-pox Hospital was in the habit of frequenting the hospital, and going about the public streets. Dr Limbery had informed him that a case of small-pox at Cwmbran had occurred through a visit to the hospital ...

... Brytimawr.-It was resolved to make it a Is rate for the next half- year. -Dr. Skrimshire re- ported that three cases ot small-pox had broken out m the town, resulting in one death. He had got disinfectants used freely, the clothes of patients burnt, &c ...

... he quoted statistics show- ing that deaths from scarlet fever in the past ten years in the metropolis exceeded those from smallpox. The raBotiuf, strongly supported the movement. The new turret ship Colossus was successfully launched shortly before noon ...

... evidence of the acts of familiarity, but she denied all knowledge of such acts, and the bench dis- missed the case. THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC.—The prevalence of this disease, which at one time threatened to become very alarmintr, has, according to the recent ...

... a letter was road from Dr Rees Hopkins, the medical officer, stating that he regretted to have again to report a case of smallpox 111 the house. He had done all that was possible to arrest the spread of the in- fection. The information which Dr Hopkins ...

... i'ePort to yciu another small-pox case in -He tyIUSe .The jiatient's name is William Lewis. t}ios0V!tn 'niate ...

... a-'lcticr v read from Dr Rees Hopkins, the medical 'officcr, stating that he regretted to have asrain to iv.,„,rt a ca.-e of smallpox in the house. He had d.me all that \vas po&sibJo to arrest the ^;re;ui of the in- faction. The lnforir.ation which Dr Hopkins ...