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... for ?? wo i ayrdeartin theainfection 1wards, it oning *enn ors0tabedso e %ed. amt that n severea of the im nhad weredy ?? smallpox. Ahem tosin boat sbeloaging to the Island of L~isywas capsized bya squall after leavinqg Pos tree bay on Sathturday evening ...
... another woman. In eonsequoiice of this the eveirraut was issued. In reply to his worsbiji, ties wife said .she bad been in a, small-pox hospital, and whoal She Came oat he saw her home on December 10, but gradually ho neglected hler, kept her without food, ...
... held tllswortdlivin t i' Cfl.'c Spring-gardens, Mr. E. H. tol11~rth1. in th car. hit Coltparative return of the numbger of small-pox retol ib the severml hoepitals of the managers was t byirtl bY the last fo tmightly return to be 1,240, as' ta~lle J2 for ...
... rejecting it. . _ __ THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. At the meeting, yesterday, of the Mttropohitan Asylums board, Mr. Galsworthy presiding, it was t eported ttat in the course of two weeks there had been an increase of 128 cases of smallpox under treatment in the ...
... which had been 23'1 and 24'1 per 1,000 in the two preceding weeks, last week to 201. The 1,592 deaths included 41 from small-pox, 16 from mules, 18 from scarlet fever, 19 from diphtheria, 41 from whooping-cough, 2 from typhus, 6 from enteric fever, 9 ...
... cases of small-pox in Ken- ?? E. A. Currie said the statement of the last speaker was a remarkable one. At Poplar a similar method of house-to-house visitation had been adopted, and in thai parish there had not recently been any cases of smallpox. — The ...
... cottages, and that analysis made by the county analyst of tho water supplied to Mr. Ashmolo’s cottages. Smallpox.—The Inspcctcfr reported seven cases smallpox since tho lost meeting— ono in Ilford and six in Bartongsidc. ROMFORD SCHOOL BOARD, Feb. 9. Present—The ...
... -- Towo . Town . Subs . TL Town . Town . Subs . TL Fever .. . 2 . . 2 374 14 Diphtheria . 1 .. .. 1 ' . 3 .. .. 5 Smallpox - ' .. ' . * .. .. •• .. Scarlatina .. 1 .. .. 1 13-6 8 26 McaBles . .. „ .. 4 5 4 . 13 UtioplnB ^ ougli ...
... Propetry Office our Columns will be received at tbe 'equina Bm, and iNBPffiOTION, and where houses PYRETIC SALINE An* d '- Small-pox, and other ' aa b domestJc medicine, removing r?«& Uw C%reAh ' Affections' and «ttmcSy nch t and all kinds of Fevers. * ...
... during the year, and this has been the reason that the rate of mortality was slightly in excess of the previous years. .Small-pox was imported three times into the district, once each at Wazey, Charlestown, and Mevagissey. In neither instance did it spread ...
... Hilleary, clerk to the West Ham Board, who stated that the board hfd not arrired at any decision with reference to the site for smallpox hospital. The selection of proper site had been referred to the Outdoor Committee for farther consideration.—The following ...
... January the former a birth of 194 the latter 214 per 1000 also reported that two tramps come into the town suffering from small-pox They were both to the THE CABINET PUDDING jam one A spoonful of Dilke’s unrivalled bounce of Trevelyan’s finest gushes of ...