... SMALLPOX IN BIRMINGHAM. Twenty-five cases have been reported during the past week. Number in hospital, Januar' 12, 1884. 118 Admitted since .. ?? 24 Discharged cured ?? . 19 ?? 4 Remaining in hospital, January 19 .. 119 THE ARTISANS' DWELLINGS ErQquIRY-The ...

... SMALLPOX IN BIRMINGHAM. Fortyive carises have been reported during the past Iweeck. AIA Number in hospital, December 29,1883 ?? 93 Admitted since ?? 39 Discharged cured ?? ?? ?? 17 Died..' . 5 Remaining in hospital, January 5, 1884 110 LIBERALISMI ...

... SMALLPOX IN ASTON. 0 The following is the return by Dr. May, medical oecer of health, of eases of smallplox in Aston Manor, for the week ending January 30, 1884 :-Number of eases reported during the eck, 7. Admissions to the temporary hols- . ital, Chester ...

... services rendered by him in connection with the smallpox epidemic in the district. Mr. WAINWBIIGTr, in moving the adop- tion of the report, said he was pleased to be able to state, in reference to the smallpox epidemic, that'this month was even more favourable ...

... believed that the infectious hospital would not be required for smallpox cases. The last case was that of a child three B E weeks old, and he believed that- was the finishing tl ?? of the smallpox. The contract for the r h 'itl was reported by the Sanitary ...

... state. The remaining two of the family t took the smallpox, and were lept in tile house. They were a now recovering. The father neglected to have any of his children vaccinated, and during the time smallpox was in I the house, so reckless was lie that his ...

... diphtheria 2, and whooping cough 1. There had been no reappearance of smallpox. The case admitted four weeks before was discharged ocured on the previous Monday, The large proportion of smallpox still conl- tinuing a; Birmingham rendered it necessary to continue ...

... ; or write to the Hon. Sir Saul Samuel, 5, Westminster Chambers, S.W,, the Agent-General in London for New South Wales. SMALLPOX AT SALTLEY. To 0ce EDITOn of lhe DAMLY PoSr. Sir,-I observe in your issue to-daya letter signedby Mr. E. B, Strutt, the chairman ...

... agree with Mr. Chirm in wiish t ing that some remedy could be found for it. Yours faithfully, C i January 22, 1884. CEPHA9_ SMALLPOX AT SALTLRY. n 9 e the EDITOR oe the DAILY POST. - Sir,-There is evidently an error in Mr. Steph6enis othi a vaccination ...

... the prisoners lid been generally good. ROne ?? of ?? ocdurred in the prison ; the fatient was immedintely removed to the smallpox hos- pita , and soon recovered from the attack. It was %with regret that the committee hed noticed that at a publio meeting ...

... 13s. -ld., less an amount of £349. 10s. 2d. received from the Mayor and Corporation. The main- tenance of scarlet fever and smallpox cases in the Borough Hos,pital cost £428. 4s., of which £100. was returned for',ront of theasite, £52. was expended in s ...

... medical officer was allowed to Is itinue his visits to tice prison whilst visiting smallpox 3 ee That such was tlc case may be proved by referring c ereport beok of the Smallpox Hospital. 0oreover, ¶ time when I complahiced, the Roman Catholic plci- i 'ero ...