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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... (Captain Thompson in the chair), to consider tite best means to be adopted in view of preventing tie possible spread of small-pox at Penarth. Dr. INELa, the medical officer, wiho was present, said it was a very important question to him per- sonally. ...
... OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT TREORKY. It is reported tha:. two or thœe cases of amstU- pox arG 'v'?r pt Treorky, Rhondda. VaUey, and the usual ordcf'! to nate have been issued throughout the hood, people being directed toand6rgo vaccination or re-vaccina ...
... colloquy began and ended,-- shot y Is a slight outbreak., of small-pox an extralordi- hop :0-nary occurrence in a big city, ?? no whe Itmeans. There are very few large towns whereaI a, small-pox does not exist at some tine of the year ptae r. or another ...
... 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, ...
... and disap- peared. Our greatest statistician, Dr. Farr, tells us that Small-pox attained its maximum mortality after inoculation was introduced. The annual deaths from small-pox (in London) from 1760 to I779 were on an average 2,323. In the next twenty ...
... beds. For smallpox; they have, in addition to the above tie hospitals, one for smallpox only at Plaistow, three floating hospitals on the Thames, and a convalescent camp hospital at Dareuth. These provide a total number of beds for smallpox cases of 1600 ...
... sister from small-pox, at Chelten- ham, where also his parents arc suffering from the same disease. Anson, after unpacking the clothes and reading the letter, became ill, and is now under treatment of Dr. Price, who states that small-pox was conveyed ...
... 43 cases of smallpox in the Parkhill Hospital. Since that date ten imore cases had been admitted, fire had been discharged convalescent, and twohad died. SMALLPOX INFECTION. The CHAMILMAN stated in answer to Mr. Hould- lug that the smallpox cases were ...
... of 150 smallpox cases, with an area of land attached sufficient for the erection of sheds in the event of an abnormal epidemic; (2) the selection of two sites on opposite sides of the city for the accommodation of 300 cases other than smallpox and provision ...