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... held on Saturday at the Metropolitan Asylums Board Western Fever and Small-pox Hospital on the body of a patient in that establishment who died of heart disease accelerated by small-pox, bitter complaints were made by some of the jurymen at being called ...
... and was not in auy way due to small-pox.— A Juror: Should the nurse have removed her from one bed to another . — Dr. Sweeting explained that such a course was necessary. — A Jury- man: Was the death accelerated by small-pox ! — Dr. Sweeting : Possibly, ...
... SMALL-POX AT HAMPSTEAD. to the EI.ITOB of the morxing post. Sik, — At the meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums Board, on the 22d inst., reference was mado to the case of a young woman who had been removed from the caretaker's residence attached to a large ...
... bad the Ly the Western Fever and Smallpox Hospital, |of dining with her Majesty. houe and the disease from which she was suffering— | Her Royal Higbness I'rincess Beatrice went 4 the most malignant form of smallpox— | London thix morning, attended by ...
... D. . Sweeting, medical o:ficer, stated that “i woman had continent smallpox, but was in & couvalescent state. Death was from heart disease, udl was not in any way due to smallpox. A | Juror: Should the nurse have removed her from | one bed to another ...
... dnver outside. The ambulauces are not used indiscriminately for fever and smallpox, but one set is kept exclusively for smallpox and another for fever cases, while there are smallpox numes and fever nurscs. Kvery care, in fact, ils taken to preveut tl.n ...
... —The only hospital in London (not a pauper hospital) exclusively devoted to the treatment of infectious diseases, other than smallpox. FUNDS urgently NEEDED. Telephone number 6,637. E. Callandkr, Secretary. The hospital for sick CHILDREN, 48 and 49, Great ...
... -quars, W.,on THUESDAY, Dhcembier lith, at 12 'clock noon. By order of the Council, 1. M. JENKINS, Secretary, HAMI“‘. TEAD SMALL-POX HOSPITAL REMOVAL. -A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the VESTEY HALL, Haverstoc -hil, W EDNESDAY, Dwcember 3, at 8.0 p.m. ...
... and view the body Jaid upon a wooden bench, not even in a coflin. You may imagine our horror at seeing a body bad with small-pox, and our going into the same room, and tbgl going home to our families.—Yours obediently, ec. 1. M. ...
... most popular music of the day, which brought forth loud applause. 4.8n-c»uunati'gi SMALL-POX AMONGST THE VACCINATED. Sir, —Mr. King's report of the recurrence of small-pox in the metropolis, referred to in the /ilinytiin (lazettr, confirms the failure of ...
... PYRETIO SALINE, and use no substitute, The onls safe antidote in Fevers, Eruptive Affections, Sea or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox and Headache ; having peculiar and exclusive merits, gt the madical testimony in the Times aud other advertisements. Beware ...
... An Evening Review and Record of News. Hampstead small-pox HOSPITAL REMOVAL. A PUBLIC MEETING will he held in the Vbstky Hall, Havcrslock-hill, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3rd, at 8.30 p.m. The Right Hon. the Viscount ENFIELD, Lord- Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex ...