... that Sir Stafford Northcote will venture to take so serious a step without consulting the real leader of the party. SMALLPOX ! SMALLPOX ! I SiALLPOX I! i Thm. dreadful disease. Keep It out of your houses by using GCreen I Extiect or Coal Tar Dry Soap ...

... 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 ...

... Mlanorl Local Beard for the maintenance at and removal to thes Borough and Aeton Manor Infections Hospital of scarlet fever and smallpox cases, sent from the district of the Union outside the borough of Birmingham by medical proc. tiitioners, without any ar ...

... at the Model Lodging Houtenis opposite tbe General Hospital, in Summer Lano N.ll.-A nigli tJ - porG c 43 th 8 SMALLPOX ! SMALLPOX! ! SMALLPOX I l l - That Ti v dreadful discase.' IKeep it out of your houses by using Green's lit Extract or Comal Tar Dry ...

... disoeasos contributed 80 deaths, againist 121 in the previons year-viz. fever (con- tinned and typhoid) 1, against 18 in 1882 ; smallpox 10, against 50; scarlet fever, 12, against 18; meales, 7, against 4; diptheria, 4, against 3; diarrhifea, 21, ?? 22; whooping ...

... Tin ,en Biroringhamn. tire architect, by Mr. William Chaffer, abi ich builder, of Warstone Parade.' Wr rle SMALLFOX ! SMALLPOX! SMALLPOX!!! - That Bat ant dreadful disease. Kecep it out of your houser by using Green's Cii lin Btract oz Goat Tar Dry Soap ...

... immigra- tion from rural districts, and to the causes which drive the agricultural labourers to seek work in the towns. TEnE SMALLPOX Et'rDim0r1 AT WrEST LIROUWecCH.- n At a weekly meeting of the West Bromwich Board of 'f Guardians, hield yesterday-Mr. G ...

... Summer Hill llousc, a spacious villa residence, standing in enclosed grounds, near St. Mark's Church, for ttle purpose of a smallpox hospitat It will be remcembered that the proposal occasioned much excitement in the locality, and so strong an opposition ...

... on tie litoeist, . meet the small-pox epidemic ail atrrir-8 c; extiliction of ?? disease to their ?? l once had prevented corrtagion, and only tl ra been registered during the year, lIrlSI 3 i, toolc place from small-pox. After descrilie, r disinfection ...

... Board ?? waa re- ported that there were eight smallpox cases in the hospital, four of them being in the convalescent ward. A letter of enquiry was read from the Local Government Board with regard to the smallpox epidemic, and the Clerk said he had I ascertained ...

... Ci, vn five years of age, and diseases of the re rca Onz in had beon the most fatal of ay tlr to Upwards of 300 cases of smallpox had occurre h dho~ cr all were of a modified form. Only 18 of tle d 5c 1 as- fatal. In the hospital provided 62 cases IaId ...

... except actual pauper cases. (These are provided for r, by the Guardians.) Typhoid fever Was not infections in I the sense that smallpox was, but at the same time each r d oase became a centre from which disease might spread. He recommended that a case of typhus ...