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... The deaths from zymotic discascs, wbich nulin- bored 20, included 7 from smallP)ox. Tile medical officer was please(d to be able to report more favourably with regardl to thi smallpox epidemic. Since thfe last mceting of tel Council 48 patients hadl eel ...
... registered dulring the ?? Inspector ft of -iisloaimaqS, a;onioigst other sematters, reportel seith reforelce to in the casne of smallpox sald it appeared that it hail bhoot impsorted 1): ito to the district. A stean eanmed *Jls. tGoodtwins, of lranchise cc Street ...
... lealth Committee stating that they would consent to take into the Borough Hospital, until tbe 1st of July, such csoes of smallpox or scarlet fever as might be sent there from Aston and Haids worth ; but that in case of any epidemic occurring witt:l the ...
... prescrfbed for the past quiarter of a ceiitury Sor every variety of skin disease. The public have found that as a pre. ventive df smallpox, scarlet fever, and measles it is unequasled, Sers that the Latin name described above, raud the words. Wright's,osouthwark ...
... night, Mr. W. Perry ?? Mledical and LOfficer reported that the hesalth of the town was in aI gele 1 atiefactory condition. 'Smallpox had ceased to existras -Mr. uln epidemice. Only one convalescent remained in the hoe- An r pital, and no cases outside had ...
... Townsend was charged with being on premises for asn unlawful ?? was stated that the defendant hadl a child lying ill of smallpoxe ill the Con- tagious Diseases Hospital, at Far Green, send its mother iwas attending UpOec it; that the defenildit had obtaiiied ...
... tile pmcvious plaee, which was at a ae ?? reply to the Chairmals, lila- Walton, the reliev. y ing ofilcer for 'Tiptoil, said smallpox was sno better lo bis parish. r- tie bad six panuper patients, ansi there were Ilany others. Thle it inerease in tile pay ...
... Is. 10d. in the pound.--J.fr. Underhill relortsed ,re a death-rate of 1706 per 1,000, and two deathns fromn smallpox. ,rs 'wenty cases of smallpox had been registered since his last re. port. XMeases sere becoming epidemric, ITIEWING OF BODIES AT INQUESTS ...
... one sentence from his speech. Hie said, As a factor in national mortality smallpox was nowhere at all: one disease succeeded another, and the most deadly of them was not smallpox.' This may be perfectly true, and for the simple reason that vaccination ...
... of at fvsv yeats ago, the Prusosian soliliers, who rI 11001 nearly all lecen vaccinated, suffered very littlo loss 0 froto smallpox, ai compnred weith the loss on the part of 0 thle French1, in whose srinY the process bhad been Muds leess strietly carriedl ...
... aged seven years, who was admitted to W'orkhoouse on the 30th ult., waas, on the 7th inst., l foeid to Ie sufferitg from smallpox E He (the Master) 1 sent a telegram to Dr. Hill asking him to have s thlo case talkcn to tlio Borough lHospital, and the ...
... DETERGxEs is apbysic ?? for the Put for ater o ntuayfor variety of skin discasc. The pu lic have found it U tas I ventive of smallpox, scarlet fever, and measles i at aP See that the Latin name described above a S Ul1equa0l i Wright's, Southwark, are on ...