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... noty know. SMALLPOX. Replying to Dr. CAinURoN, Mr. G. RUSSELL said the number of srnallpm cases treated in the Metropolitan Asylums Board hospitals since January I was9 2,628; of deathst from this number 282; the number of deaths frora, smallpox outside ...
... RUSSELL, replying to Dr. C&oieion, said the number of small-pox cases treated in the Metropolitan Asylums' Board Hospitals since January 1st was 2,628 of deaths 282. The number of deaths from small-pox outside tiie hospitals was 107. THE ANGLO-SPANISH COMMERCIAL ...
... to cellency so far a&be WaS aware. the SMALLPOr INz LONDON. reat r. ' USSELL, replying to Dr Cameron, . said the number of smallpox cases treated in the ema na etropolitan A-slunms Board hospital since eain- ary st as 262%and of deathsfrmthsn-'ad s~aatsaid' ...
... worlc WTha the special qualiacmdiiona required were he did nob know. r THE SMALL-POX EFIDS&IIt IN LOSDO!. . t Replyingto Dr Cameron, , Mr G. RUSSELL said the number of small-pox cases a treated in the Metropolitan Asylums Board hospitals t since January ...
... hat o'clock. el11 SMTALL-POX IN LONDON. Ps Mr. G. RUSSELL, replying to Dr. Cameron (L., T of Glasgoiw), said the number of small-pox cases ohei iltreated in the Metropolitan Asylums Board Beepi- Si tals siuce January 1 was 2,828; of deaths from tlea this ...
... attention to the small-pox epidemic in London, and move a resolution calling on the Government to apply to the metropolis those rational principles of prompt and direct preventive administration, the efficiency of which in circumscribing small-pox epidemics ...
... such impediments. ORDER. THE SPREAD OF SMALLPOX. TO THE EDIORS OF TAH LIV=POOL MRERCUR. Gentlemen,-We have heard a great deal lately about the establishment of an isolated hospital for the reception of smallpox patients. That such a hospital is needed ...
... he thought the annual fund amounted to about ;2000 or :£2400. SMALLPOX IN LONDON. Dr CAMERiON asked the Presidentnf the Local t Government if he would state the number of cases or smallpox that have been treated in the hospitals of the Mletropolitan Asylums ...
... SPREAD OF SMALLPOX. In answer to Dr. Cameron, Mir. G. RUSSELE Eaid the' number of smallpox eases treated in the Myletropolitat Asylums Board hospitals since January 1 was 2,628, of deaths from this number 282. The number of deaths from smallpox outside ...
... must have been an e attack of modified smallpox. He was seen only e once at the very outset by a doctor, who thought , the eruption something akin to nettlerush. The E result is that there are now ill of smallpox in a various degrees of severity nine of ...
... metropolis those rational principles of prompt and direct preventive administration, the efficiency of which in circumscribing small-pox epidemics has been demonstrated by the experience of Glasgow and other large tow ns. Sir Charles Dilke will move the previous ...
... LONDON. ok Dr. CAMPRON asked the President of the Local hi Government Board if he would state the number of cases f in of smallpox that bad been treated in the hospstals of the f le Metropolitan Asylurus Board since the lit of January, I 1884, and the ...