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... his causing the summons to issue._ - I A NrassTr SOre NucSANog.- 7Adsted Rofw writes:- Last year we had a visitation of small-pox in this district, two or three at a time being attacked is the same house. Our borough authorities are inviting another attack ...
... for some years, and Mr. Chamberlain does not know what his qualification as an elector was, I am, &c., INGRAMI B. WALKEIt, SMALLPOX IN BIRMINGHAM. Forty-two cases have been reported daring the past week, Number in hospital, January 5,1884 110 Admitted ...
... 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 ...
... might be very easily arranged, so thit reqirdan eitwat idiretin. Fir shl bes veryoplased Kelvin Grove, ,Smethaviok, January16 SMALLPOX IcN ASTON MANOR.-.Seven. new caesO Ismallpox were reported in Aston Manor dormsg the week ene ?? I6. There was one death ...
... suffering from ecarlina, and wlho, ?? in the hospital, wore smitten wlth smallpox and died. The allegation ee lnthat the same nurse attended upon a patient eutfering with smallpox and communl. tatod It Co the children, who were admitted with ecarlatlna ...
... remained tao in t- the hmoopital, who would soon be, discharged. The report 1 t also referred to several fresh eases of small-pox schileh head a occurred in the Adderley Park Road, the ori--in of which h lad been traced to be an importation fro is t me ...
... Friday lined le £5., at the Thames Police Court, London, for expesing a I s quantity of paper, presumably infected with small-pox. . es IXis daughter lay in one room suffering from a, malignant r. form of the disease, and in another lived a woman with ...
... 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 ...
... fever or measles at the house.-Mr. Dainty wrote CO' to the Board, complaining that the Visiting Coesmittee had erected tile smallpox hospital tents too il~ac lihe property atid dwelling-house. On this subject Dr. Higgs Isad written to the Board, stating ...
... 15 ocieck on THURSDeAY, the Beat iuetant. addoessed to me. trod In a. oentold arid barked oar the seitaitig ' Tendaer ?? Smallpox Hospital.. in etc The Board do not bind themselvees to aceept the lowest or anyiy as Treeder that enavy be tent in,. Y.SAEPERCek ...
... Workhosuse, 7Gravelly Hill; Mr. J. Dixon ?? Vaccination Officer (Mr. J. Stephens) reported that there had been ten fresh cases of smallpox, which occurred at Saltloy at one house, since his last report ; one case had terminated Lfatally.-Mr. Dixon moved, antI ...
... the riots. The force consisted of a battery of artillery and a company of infantry, under the command of Colonel Southey. Smallpox seems to be still on, the increase in the diamond fields and Basutoland. Mr. Fynn passed through the Re- serve last week ...