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... 13-1; North Ward, 14d3; b South Ward, '22-1 per 1,00. There is at present in the ' Fever Hospital a patient suffering from smallpox; he has t beon removed into bradford from Farslay, where there is uo hospital for treatment Of such cases. During the weak ...
... Charity of Saint a Augustine at Marseilles. She has attended the-dick duriig I a all theepidemicsof cholera, typhus fever, and smallpox ] ic which have visited the hospitals since 1842. s:, IR 1H D. WoLFP's MissioN.-Sir H. D. Wolff, c before leavinu London ...
... remained to be done. Other questions dealt with were, impediments to sanitary progress, and vaccination as a preventive of smallpox. A COwrFEBEKO was held at Newcastle yester- day in connection with the jubilee celebration of the local Temperance Society ...
... ESTATE. rO THE EDITORS OF TH1E LEEDS MEROURY. Gtegxasnauc,-Albeit that I live close to Beckett-strest, within near view of the Smallpox aid 'never Hospitals, and within smelling distance of the uiestruestor, I heartily sympathies aud will ce-operkate with my ...
... rnial iniectious diseases caused deaths as of rest folows -Feera 10, diarrhoea 7, scarlet favor 28, diph- cro theria and smallpox each ni, measles 3, aisd wisooning- lau at; cough 6, making a total of 53. The death-rato of those Los 53 deaths is only ...
... nioae the introduction of a, Noneorstermiet place of worship in their district as aL thing- as much to be avo~idel as8 a6 smallpox hospital, or a place, of that sort. (Laughter.) In consequence, of the treatment they had received from the landowners in ...
... taking his seat. In 3 regard to vaccination, he considered it a valuable pro- 3 teotion aiainet the terrible disease of the smallpox, and he oould not, therefore, join in the attempt to repeal the r law on the subject. 3 After a speech from the junior Member ...
... he said that after advertising they found that there wore ohly two nites before them. One of those, adjoinineg the present Smallpox Hospital at Barmnutofts, tliey regarded as unsuitable, in view of the resolution of the Council that the hospital should ...
... if the re noble Lord wanted the particular fgures he must apply se to the Ministers who had cognisance of the matter. It. SMALLPOX IN THE ARMY. The Marquis of HARTINGTON, in answer to Mr. LrAaY, said the military arrangements rendered it neres- srrv that ...
... easterrL counties ot.Scotlanid this-year will, it is D ; tantcipattd, compace ?? with those of previous I years. O OUTBnlCAX OF SMALLPOX. -This disease has broken out at 'the *ileaese of Steetwi, near Keiglhley. Several ceases .saxenaW under trzetmait in the ...