... confer with the local board as to the charges made by the latter for the nursing and maintenance of pauper patients in their small-pox hospitals, reported that they were satisfied that the charges ma.de, 19s 3d per week, were fair, and recommended the board ...

... a number of stoves in the house. THE RElMOVAL OF SMALL-POX PATIENTS. A question having arisen regarding the removal of small-pox patients to the famadryad Hospital, it was agreed that should small-pox again break out in the town the relieving-officers ...

... The following cases of infectious' disease were reported, ?? of fever 12, of which 6 were removed to hospital; cases of smallpox 13, of which 10 were re- moved P to hospital; cases of scarlatiua 26, of which 5 were removed to hospital. The mean reading ...

... Castle Hotel on Wednes- day, under the presidency of Mr Thomas. The inspector's report was read, which showed that typhus and smallpox cases had greatly diminished. The medical officer recommended that all bedding and blankets be destroyed,atiowing compensation ...

... 3th inst. reported the Mahdi' death, has seen several sheikhs from Khartoum, who affirm positively that the Mahdi died of small-pox on June 22nd. One of the sheikhs assertd that lie witnessed the Mahdi's funeral. ...

... Sth inst. reported the Mahdi'death, has seen several sheikhs from Khartoum, who affirm positively that the Mahdi died of small-pox on June 22nd. One of the sheikhs asserted that he witnessed the Mahdi's funeral. ...

... that smel, and open ditches which receive refuse, soil, and the overflow from cespools. The Lanect then describes cases of smallpox occurring opposite the Castle gates, and which could not be removed because there is no fever hospitaL When itis more generally ...

... held on Wednesday a sub-committee was forned for fixing a site for a temporary hospital for small-pox cases at Llandalf. The medical officer reported that small-pox had also broken out at 1Porth- kerry. The Swansea Corporation met on Wednes- day, when the ...

... sustained a serious reverse at Sennaar, and that smallpox is raging at Omdurman. C _sU'E'5 TELE&._ S.) | ?? April 27. |The Maldis troops are reporlted to have been defeated by the Senaaar garrison. Smallpox is I raging at OQidurman. Siakim, April 27. The ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 50 deaths, being a decrease of 39 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, 1 was due to smallpox (imperfectly vaccmnated), being 1 below the average: 12 to measles, being 2 above theaveraze; 6 to soarlatina, being I below ...

... Bridges i ,says- (664.) My third suggestion would be, so far as smallpox is concerned, that there should be a great f development of convalescent hospitals. The con- E .valescence in smallpox comes earlierthan in most v | other infectious diseases. (66& ...

... of Obtoiio it t os a rsrcrsticn-grmead for the inhabitants of the east end of thle town. He was ia favour of romoviug the Smallpox Hospital from its prosent site, but did not hold with some people that if they lobtained the estate for the purposes of a ...