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... upon the customs officers of reporting the presence of infectious disease that (tbe Goole) authority. If tbey found case of smallpox or other infection they would remove the case their hospital, and carry out such measures were necessary for the disinfection ...
... ings greatly impressed outr delegation, we ask you to be (i good enough to insert this comuunication. C SANITAY PnRoAtrioN.-Smallpox is iecreasing to an F alarming extent, ad other inaertious diesseus re more then usually an prevalent for thre winter seaon ...
... fever had obtained ■ a itb lne - lT SAVEr great remedy for numerous, common old on me. This Headache, Bilious Sickness, Smallpox' vi , er ailments, s ch as obtained of any Chemist or Patent u.'d£- i?' '-'holera. maybe each and upwards. 113. HOLBORN-HITT ...
... the House of Recovery, on condition that the hospital shall not under any circumstances be employed for the treat- ment of smallpox patients; that it shall only be tem- porarily used pendingt the provision of permanent hospital I buildings ; and that certain ...
... the fatal cn«»A of zymotic or contagious j disease for the entire •rough lieing deaths scarletf» ver and whooping-cough. Small-pox, asles, diphtheria, fever, and diarrho-a, are all absent from the current ret urn, South-East Le»d« there wero death* only ...
... whoopjug-cough' 92 from measles, 46 from scarlet r fever, 36 *fonm fever (principally enteric), 35 from diarrhoea, 34 from smallpox, and 2a from djihtberia. ,Te lowest death-rates from these principal zymotio ?? diseases, in the aggregate, were recorded ...
... I censured . . . shall quips and and these paper bullets of the brain awe a man Ihe career hie humour No. PKKCACTION. —Small-pox is increasing to an roVf£?. Wot. and other infection. MJ wow J season. As preeentiee « WEIGHTS »-• hosr Keep it bedroom ...
... severely punished. W~ith the ubserica of ci, crimne is verv sica~rce tend the s;clc-raeo is not a large &li rg ee. During tie smallpox epidemic in thi Iloyal ntscr Illeimaet not one abstainer succtiubed. Our .l Despe'raudut' l~odge of Good Templars, attacimed ...
... up a resolution expressing unabated confidence in Hec Majesty's Government was unanimously approved. 'Ihe Necessity for a Small-pox Hospital in the North Bierley TJnioß has been brought home by tbe outbreak of that virulent contagion at Pudsey. At the meeting ...
... the 31 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 towns, 16 occurrod in London, I 3 in Nottingham, 3 in Liverpool , and 2 in Luas. Smallpox ca usod 33 deaths in London and its outer ring of scburban districts, 2 in Birmingham, 2 in Sunderland, I in Brighton, and ...
... has been slight rise in the deaths in the past week, but even now they are no less than below the avera/e of ten years. Small-pox has fallen markedly. Altogether, zymotic diseases were much under the average, and were the fatal of diseases the organs ...
... Committee have had to face, the difficulty in the 't best way they could. Some time ago they made e temporary provision for smallpox patients, and Le still more recently an arrangement was made with l the trustees of the House of Recovery, in virtue it of ...