... THE OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX AT WESTI BROMWICH. MOOT At a meeting of thellrest Bromwiclr Board of Guardians, into I hold yesterday, at the Workhouse-Mr. G. Garrett presid- nigbi ing-Mr. Rjoborts moved that the vaccination officer ho hood requested to make ...

... Suirecyor submitted a leegthsy T commsrmication referring to a letter signed 'Nemresis, Ass in a local paper, relating to smallpox. Thre communication Bill stated. there is no case of the kind in tire town, nor Iras str there been for the last seven ...

... Guardians, attention was drawn to the ri outbreak of smallpox in the parish, and a resolu- I Ltion was proposed that the Vaccination OfficerI ndshould make a house-to-house visitation, and report fi] all smallpox cases to the Medical Officer. After i' ?? some ...

... on July 11, 1866, and is now the Ieldest unmarried daughter of the Grand Duke of oesse. 5 Owirg to the continuance of the smallpox epidemic in the metropolis, tble managers of the Metropolitan Asylums ) Distoict have found it necessary to enlarge their ...

... weekly meetiseg of the West Derby Board of h Guardians a considerable decreasc in the number of patients ssiffering frone smallpox was reportc. The Archbishop of Canterbury distributed time prizes andl certificates oll Wednesday to the studensts of the ...

... to carry on her lawsuits. Mr. J. A. Blaydes, chief accountant to the Sheffield 4Water Company, has fallen a, victim to the smallpox I ;a epidemic. ?? contracted the disease in a most severe gra o form, and died on Friday night. Bel .1 Viscountess Halifax ...

... tickets for fast trains, ns ?? Medical Officer reported thirty-nine deaths, and a death-rate of 18'7 per 1,000. Six cases of smallpox had been admitted into the hospital. The lans of Messrs. Harris, Martin, and iarr s, fior the montin o-a mort yeary. wer ...