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... Yours respectfslly, WILLIANU J. WATKINS, o a Clerk to the Faralay Local Board. n e Parsley, February 17th. SiaXIrAiY PreAioNm-Smallpox is inoreasing to an alanrning extent. and Dtbar infeetiouei dis3es aeo more than usually O DrarLlent for the winter easoen ...
... cannet for the life of me see the necessity of obtaining a couptry gentleman's residence and park as s. sit. for a ecror smallpox hospital. Bradford, I believe, possesses three parlks; beull a fev wetvse aeo purchased a third park, for the benefit of ...
... that he refused to obey the law i owi11g to the Sect that ili mother had been t( vaccinated twice, but had still died of smallpox. How- II ever, the Bench held that this was nlot a *reasonable excuse within the meanhig of the Act, and ordered the P ...
... and Leiesteesie and ' fever'' inl rilymouth Od tee 26 deaths from diphtheria, 10 occmirred inl Leudon, end 2 in Oldharn. Smallpox canted but I death its London andI its oater B sing, en1d 3 in Liverpool. 'rTe sunuel rate of mortality B from all causes ...
... from private ha~tattons. Then ?? l a not so intense here as inl London.Tiywr s- to find that in London Where ?? 'aOl i I smallpox wore frequently appusars than m; , What did yost trlick of the canuel year . - IWell, replied Dir. Pichou, ,what we fir ...
... officers vwho are killed in action. The hteia hcr-elf woald have scan the voyageurs at Elcdser if it had not been for the smallpox from ,i~iZb several of them have been suffering; and Her YiJsesty, as has been seen, has expressed her regret at ettrg debarred ...
... the Central Library, against 37,080 for the corresponding termr; and to the branches 46,999, against 44,1510. THE, LzXDS SMALLPOX HoSPITAL.-The Medical Officer of Health for the borough (Dr. Goldie), in his quarterly report presented to a meetrur of the ...
... the 31 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 towns, 16 occurrod in London, I 3 in Nottingham, 3 in Liverpool , and 2 in Luas. Smallpox ca usod 33 deaths in London and its outer ring of scburban districts, 2 in Birmingham, 2 in Sunderland, I in Brighton, and ...
... weeks; of which 145 resulted freer D. measles, 123 from whooping-cutgh, 97 from diarrhbm, .29 from scarlet fever, 27 trom smallpox, 24 from dinh. iS for theria, and 24 from fever (principally enteric) cent. Th ese zyinotic diseases caused the lowest ...
... in such cases.- pa Latc 7iraes. or Tist ALA~hirNo SmaArD OF CHOatRA.-A brioL of in- trcotiose for preventing outbreak. of smallpox, cholera, saiouet eveir, ?? free Wallk Gym beicis Of (Jadv's XlniL,4da4. ...
... , 37 It from fever (principally eniteri) c 37 from diarrhina, 31 from scarlet lever, 21 from diphtheria, and 25 from j smallpox. No death firo anyv of these dibesese was recorded' during the week in Brightonu wheiese they caused the highest doeatlm-r ...
... it had threatened them since oh beginning of February, and had been deferred noto tjhevillage could be declared free from smallpox, T-t unexpectedness of the event, and not want of cosuage ii of endurance to face its consequences, may be taksms the cause ...