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... t. and ned~eal attendant 'it the Smallpox Hospital, at a tr ts salary of £200 per annum.-Mr. J. S. LOe will move s. ' That it be an instruction to the Sanitary Committee to d arrange sor the supervision of the Smallpox Hospital and Y of the Fever Hospital ...
... diarrhala, 74 irom mneasleS, 62 Iroul whOoping-cough, 49 from scarlet fever. 24 from 1fever,' 21 from diuhtheria, end S from smallpox. No death from uny of these diseases wial recorded dunnring the weeck either in Hailifax or Hueddersfield ; whereas they ...
... measles 95 from whooping-cough, 47 from scarlet fever, from lever (principally enteric), 32 from diph- theria, and ' 10 from smallpox, NO death from any of these zymotie diseases was recorde~d during the week in Halifax, whereas they cas~ued tbn highest ...
... wboopWg`cOugb, 704 from diarrhoes, 36 from scarlet fever, 32 from fever (principally enteri¢), 28 from diphtheria, and 19 ironl smallpox. No death from any- of these diseases' wasr, recorded during the week either ln Brilhton or in Derby; while they caused the ...
... ysytem of isolation enfoitood in Leicester, by Nvhc--h the victim of smallpox WAS ait once discovered by laist or rompulsety ntilation or intectious disceoests lr ?? to ritae smallpox hospital, and where his treistivesacid smienlriewere rrsiacecl to r ...
... preventive of smallpox was fully 2 discussed at yesterday's session of the Congress. A liberal hearing was given to the account which the Mayor of Leicester had to give of the method on which the authorities of the town deal with cases of smallpox imported ...
... implements and e other machinery sold well. OVrTBBu& OF SMALL=OX AT RASTBIOKE-Tia week four or five patients suffering from smallpox bays been removed to the hospital, Halifax. They are al! traceable to an imported ?? of infection. A case s proved iptatl ...
... his log. The mare was uc worse. t SMALLPOX IN THS HULL GAOL. --Yesterday at ttbe meeting of the Hull Sanitary Commitiee, ,ttentiox was called to a report from the Medical Officer of Healt: 1 as to the outbreak of smallpox in the Hull prisos, some cases from ...
... past fortnight four patients suffering from smallpox had been admitted to the Hospital on the Garrison side, and five hai been discharged convalescent. Ther were now live patients undir treatment from smallpox in the Respite I1.-The Chairmaa read a statement ...
... of whit1 tesultoed from measles, 130 from whooping..,c0,1 from ,fever (principally eitericO, 26 from dn *iar!'i 32 from smallpox 33 irrom scarlet fever, and lt7 h dirphtlheria. N o death from any of these ca(..Un ' renoided during the week in Derby waeres ...
... froin scarlet fever, 54 from diarrhorla, 32 from fever Be( er ('principally enteric), 19 from diphitheria, and 6 from ha ,~ smallpox. No death from any of these diseases be ltwas recorded during, the week ini Norwich, Waiver- Pc lihampton, Hudderafield, ...
... sign any memorial to the Government that would help to bring these things about, 11 I was also told on the course that smallpox haa a recently been making fuarf a! havoc among the travelling van dwellers on the outskire8 of London. With the pro. I sent ...