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... duties of trustees of St. John's Church. The names originally submitted were approved. PROPOSED DEnIOLITION OP TREM oRY SMALLPOX T IoSPIT+L. .Ar. J. T. J.Loxs proposed- That in the opinionl of this Council the site'and wooden shed used as A Stalljor ...
... stated that the whole of e- tbhA family lately stricken with fever at Bowes le had recoverod. There was still one case of o te smallpox at Middleton-in-Teesdale, and also one t n- of scarlet fever, At Burnt Houses a case of . i's typhoid fever was ?? question ...
... 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 ...
... Tuesday, the Premier declared that the Government had taken as the basis of its policy the withdrawal of the paper currency. Smallpox is said to be spreading rapidly among the Basutos, having been imported by natives returning from the Kuimberley diamond ...
... disease P i was, it is stated, imported from Kimberley by a some natives who had been at work in the as diatnond fields. Smallpox is no novelty among , the native tribes of Africa, Southern or Central a It is impossible for a traveller to pass tnrough ...
... and 11 in Preston. The 31 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 towns included 22 in London, 3 in Hull, and 2 in Liver. pooL Small-pox caused 4 deaths in Birmingham, 4 in Liverpool, 2 in London, and I in Sunderland. In Newcastle there were 114 births and 74 ...
... now ten persons under treatment in the hospital Seven are suffering from scarlatina, two from enteric fever, and one from. small-pox. Two are payable patients. THE PROPOSED FEVER HOSPITAr.-At the fortnightly meeting of the Sanitary Committee on Wednesday ...
... divided V into two classes as TegardsIl their causes and D origin. Eaich of the soere specific of the diseases, stich a'i Smallpox, scarlet fever, meales. owe its origin to tho opcmtion of one distinct or speciflo matericrs world, t Theorists on sanitary ...
... 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, ΒΆ time when I complahiced, the Roman Catholic plci- i 'ero ...
... cities, having caused ten p,;: cent. of all deaths. Typhoid fever was also most prevalent in the lake cities. Deaths from smallpox were reported in Philadelphia, Louisville, and New Orleans.- [aze SaNitary Enffiner, New York. TnE MUMMIES AT THir: BlrTisn ...
... decision of the 1 Council as to which there will probably not be I any great difference of opinion, namely, the removal i of the Smallpox Hospital. I Anywhere, anywhere, out of the world, is, no doubt, the feeling with which everybody regards such institutions ...
... death- rate by seven of the principal zymotic or contagioni diseases being 2 7, against 3-a in 1852. Ol1 134 fatal cases of smallpox were recorded it, the year. In 1831 the number of fatal cases was 2,307, and in 1882 it dechned to 431. Measles increased ...