... NEGLECT OF SMALL-POX, EXTRAORDINANY ALLEGATION1 The followirg letter appeared in some of yeaterlq London papers :-Earel this month three of thell in th!e bomne (the Princess Louiee Home of the NMtO Society for the Ptotection of Young Girlh) were o:tl ...

... -said' the Commnissioner was very pleased indeed withi ths result of his examina~tion of the various wards. PRRCAUTIONS AGAWST SMALLPOX. The GovzRNoir said that Dr. H. Stephens, vaccination inspector of the Local Governmentk Board, had forwarded to tbe guardians ...

... hanging ? Such an arrangea eot b as this would, I am sure, give satisfaction to all, F, I am, Sir, yours, c AN OUTSMrE3. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIU. . !Zo bhe Editor of the Meoeuro and Post. , SIB,-I bave this morning removed a patient suileric4 from emallpox ...

... Claremont House, Eeher, on a visit to the Duchess of Albany. Her Majesty returned to the Castle in the evening. . SMALLPOX IN HULL, Smallpox is said to be spreading in an alarming manner in Hull. An Italian ice cream seller, his wife, and family were attcked ...

... expunged, Fy SMALLPOX IN LONDON. ss The returns read at the foetnightly meeting of the LI Metropolitan Asylums Board on Saturday a to fever v and smallpox patients In tire hospitals of the managers showed that a severe epidemic of smallpox prevails in ...

... Year, in connection with the Technical School, has resulted in a net profit of nearly £7000. Some idea of tbe ravages of smallpox in the city of Madras may be obtained from the fact ?? during the month of February and the three last weeks of January 1200 ...

... in this city. Uncertified three, two being infantu and the other a man aged 70, supposed to bave died from heart diaease, Smallpox hospital qsmpty. Fever hospital, dismissed oured one, and remaining one, admitted during the week. The CHAIUSIAN supposed ...

... the ltncet in to-day'a Mercury. The e Sanitary Authority have two hospitals, one for small.pox e and one for fever, with male and female wards In eaob. I The Smallpox Hospital ha never been closed forthe t admission of patients for an hour since II wae ...

... proclaimed, by, the eown facts and figures 2. That vaccination does not dimainish smallpox mortalits-demonstrated by the same official facts and ,by the record of smallpox deaths of our re~vaccloated nd thoroughly protectedn soldiers and sailors, 3 That ...

... esntralhall, I'asllanient~house. Some alarm ?? been caused in Melbourne by the outbreak of an eruptive diseae resembling smallpox, All eses are promptly Islated. OwngB to the prevalence of cholera In Fiance, veisola arlvingln Melbourne from that cowatry ...

... Harford street, ;t. James's, without an order of admission. Dr. Bush and Dr. Shaw at once saw that it was a case of modified small-pox, and ordered her to be isolated. Dr. Bush sent immediately to Dr. Davies asking him to remove the child into the Sanitary ...

... annum . . 21,4 Rate of ?? from otlc desees O. Dled aged 60 and upwards - a Under one yer old I _ . _ 1 Of fever ? ? ? ? ? Small-pox?_ ?? _? _ _? 0 Scarlet fever _ MIeasles ? ?? ' Whooping cough - - - - - - 0 Dlarrha - - - - 0 Diphtheria - - - - 0 Violence ...