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... Amendment Bill and the Egyptian Loan Bill. The bills U were read a firtattime. t SMALLPOX. fu Mr. G. RUSSELL, in the course of a long answer on ye the subject of smallpox amongst hospital .nurses, was nec understood to slay that at the Halifax Hospital ...
... exosriments in other maladies. Trio Professor concluded by 'referring, to the value of vaccinsation as a Protection against smallpox, and pointed out that the labours of 3 sanitary reformers must be unremittinic~, and that they 5 must fake as their motto ...
... included five which wore referred to coo4soi tlireo to fever, two to scarlet fever, one0 to diarrdalo anod not one either to smallpox, mea'sles, or dipts Iin all, 11 deaths resulted from these pfioriptl zeeoot.~ diseases, against 13 and 8 in the two prcc ...
... given as that of Rd. Humble. It should have been R. D. Pluacbly. )y TH1I OuTBREAX OF SMALLPOX IN LEltDS.-It is *y gratifying to learn that the oathresik of smallpox in It Leeds, recently reported, is not of a very serious charam- ter. Owing probably to ...
... Miss Davies and the violin so0os by Mr. Carrodus with his usual good taste and effectiveness. PUDSEY LOCAL BOARD AND THE SMALLPOX OQ'rnso-Lx.A special meeting of the Pudsey Local Board was held last evening. Mr. C. Wilson preside;i,-. Dr. John Wilson ...
... appolitment of'Or. D Frederick Hall as medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, i and appoint Mr. I64ac Blore, M.B., medical officer D of the Fever Ho pital and. medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospita!, at a salary. of £200 per, annumn.1 It was determined ...
... included 487 which were reeredt the TIT ciplal zymlott2 diseases, of which 4rele meesles, 125 fromrI whooping-cougheife ' irom Smallpox, 32 finus fever Crsc 31 from ditthtrieria, and. 26 irom caltecr' lowest; death-rates front these zynte tese s recorded ...
... certain railway in Brazil, owiorr, t'eiy state to unprecedented floods during the years 1880 and Iatn and to an eoideumio of smallpox, iln consequenco of WI ?? upwards of 1,CU0 of treir workpeople were ill hospital at their eost during thowe two years, to ...
... previous week;10eete measles, 119 from whooping-cough41fo t9 31 from scarlet fever, 31t from fe r rra etotetic), 27 fromi smallpox, and2frm 0 No dea'th from any of three diseasseasecdeelr the week in Brighoton ; whereas thycue iehh death-sates in Bristol ...
... the Leeds East and North Wards was hela last evening, and a resolution was adopted desiring the Town Council to remove the Smallpox Hospital and the House of Recovery, and leave the vacant land for the use of the inhabitants, and to purchase the Osmondthorpe ...
... from whoolmgcngiee.~ 43from scarlet fever, 33 irorm measles, 42 from.I (principally efititric), 24 from dinhtheria, e nd 2f smallpox. Theso zymotic diseases caused i c des~tlsrate during thle week in Hull and the gie7 of ortslmoutix and Preston. DRarrhoa3 ...
... 1,5 from diarrheiir,n~ 34 from fever1 (principally eate~ic), 285 from dilitueria, M 25 from scarlet fever, end 24 trom smallpox. No death 8 from any of these diseases wae reeordedl durinrg 6 tire week in Derty; whereas they caused the hiirihest ?? L ...