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... Wednesday, to the magistrate at the Lamboth Police Court,. He saidadoctor bad ordered the removal of a Child of his to the Smallpox Hospital, and it proved that it was only suffering from measles. The man and his wife had been kept ontofwork bocause'of ...
... the corresponding imonth of last year, the annual death-rate being 17.1. The 5 deaths from zymtic diseases were 18-viz., smallpox, 0; m measles, 11; scarlet fever, 1; dipththeria, 1; whooping r cough, 1; fever. 1; and diarrhoea, 3. The total r number ...
... death -rate being 20 per ?? Sanitary Inspector called attention to the careless way in which canal bhat people suffering from smallpox were moved about, and mentioned several cases which had conic to his knowledge. He had written for information with a view ...
... -Ntimbabr ini the Hospital olh Januay 1, 1884: Smallpox, 95; scarlet fever, 74 total, 169, Admitted from January 1 to March 31 : 'SmallpoX, 360; s0arldt feve',- 72; total, 432, Dischasged during the quarter: Smallpox, M69; scarlet fe fer, 92 . Died: Small pox ...
... diseases-namely, three from scarlet fever, and one from whooping cough. Mr. Wainwright stated that there had been no cases of smallpox during May, but since the end of the month one patient had been removed to the hospital.-Mr. Allday mentioned that two of ...
... considered necessary. A case of smallpoxhad a oceurred in the boys' department, and the patient had - been removed to the smallpox tents, and other pre- cautions ?? the last meeting a report of a serious nature regarding James Gittins, a poor-rate collector ...
... and the washing Du dof their iclothinig an shore hasl also been prohibited. El( e SMALLPOX iii LossDOQN.-O wing to thle great increase in Cuns e the noi mbher of smallpox cases at the East End of London upi g the managers of the Metsropolitan AslusDitrc ...
... certainly a very interesting and perfectly genuine exhibition. Toes SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC, Ili LONDOx.-A Renter's telegram from Copenbagon, says :-Iii conisequence of the prevalence of smallpox in London, the precautionary measures which the Danish authorities ...
... scarlet fever 4, measles 4, diarrhoea, 2, ?? 2a and typhoid o ). The Medical Officer, reported an increase in the number of smallpox casesgardng the past mont The number of cases reported wyas 38. and 35 patientsha been admitted into the hospital, 16 of ...
... Street Pbliece Court, London on Wednesday, to having ordered his servant girl to walk to the hospital while suffering from smallpox, thus riskdng the danger of spreading infection. The full penalty of £5. was imposed. Convicted at Marylebono-of a very brutal ...
... GLEANINGS. June 21 will be Founders' Day at Dulwich College, at An epidemia of smallpox has broken out in Cardiff. li The business of tl~e Law Courts will be resumed to- gmorrow. at Unprecedentedly large takes of salmon are reported from ly, the Tay. ...
... to by Dr. Walker, aud taken home. The injuries are chiefly to the head, and the man is in a precarious con- dition. Tsis SMALLPOX OTR)RI AIC.-At the Police Court, yesterday-before Mr. Homer and the Rev. W. Griffliths-1 Hannah SIter, married woman, Dudley ...