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... THE SMALLPOX CAMP AT DTENTH. PAINFUL DISCLOSURES. At a meeting of the St. Pancras vestry, held on Thursday, the subject of the recent serious allega- tions and charges in reference to ill-treatment of smallpox patients transferred from the hospital shins ...
... DARENTH SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. To THE EDIroR.-SrsR,--avingread in your paper of the 28th December the letter of a late. patient at Darenth Smmallpox hospital, its con- tents startled me. I could hardly believe it to be possible, and having a child in the ...
... HOW SMALL-POX IS SPREAD. A SUFFERER IN THE STREETS. At the Tredegar police-court on Tuesday— before Dr Williams, Mr A. T. D. Berriagton, and Dr Brown—John Jone3 was charged with exposing himself at Abertillery whilst suffering from an infectious disease ...
... OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT CARDIFF. Last week a case of small-pox occurred near the Docks, but it seemed isolated in character. On Monday evening a labouring man from Adelaide- street walked into the surgery of a medical officer of this town, who at once ...
... I TH SMALL-POX 4 .^M9AT by. ' PAflTf J8LSR the St. PatiorsVe1,hii tet~ ttelt PanoW~ Vestr~y Hl,.~id ~ hzh wardou T. ILElo rsg h Xj t~i rectut,ierlous ?? 35 aE what to deaignate 'the nvdasi ?? Was agai ?? ?? fro a atiutin vhllre atoie l hel rsbht the ampas ...
... en T. H. Bolton pre. siding, the subject of the recent serious allegations and charges in reference to illitreatment of small-pox pa. -tients transferred from the hospital ships of the Metro- politan Asylums Board to what is designated the Con- valescent ...
... Saturday-Mr. Gmawo 0ar predding-a statement was made by Sir E. Currie, chbarman of the Committee of Management of the Darenth Small-Pox Camps, relative to receat redectioua on the state of affirs in these ?? Chairman stated that on tlte appearana of the report ...
... including the smallpox deaths, was 510,000. In 1875 the smallpox mortality was 950, the general mortality was 539,010. It was admitted that the average of smallpox deaths to smallpox cases was about 18 per cent.' This proved that smallpox, ...
... Zymotic diseases occasioned 43 deaths, being a decrease cf 19 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotie causes, 1 was due to smallpox (notvacciuated),being 1 below the average; 10 to measles, being 2 below the average; 6 to ecarlatina, being 6 below the average; ...
... 370 in the two previous weeks; of these 112 resulted from whooping cough, 69 from measles, 47 from scarlet fever, 46 from smallpox, 38 from fever (principally enteric, 32 from dipt- theria, and 28 from diarrhn . The lowest death- rates from these diseases ...
... were re- ?? to the principal zymotic diseases. of ?? from whooping cough, 70 from measles, 59 from scarlet fever, 50 from smallpox, 34 from diphtheria, 28 from fever (principally enteric), and 21 from diarrhma. No deaths from any of these diseases were ...
... Previous to the erertion of that hospital for the treat. ment of paupers of the Bedmiaster Union suffering from such diseases, smallpox and other disesaes of a similar nature prevailed to a most alarming extent la Bedmineter; Indeed, so much so at one time ...