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... Preston, and Leicester. Of ed the 24 deaths from diphtheria, 19 occurred in London, and as lut 5 in the 27 provincial towns. Smallpox caused 14 iet deaths in London anrd its outer ring (exclusive ot 1iu the he Metropolitan Asylum Hospital and camp at Darenth) ...
... AFRICAN KING. From Lagos news is received of the death of King Bemiyewo, the Awujale of Ijebu. His Majesty was attacked with small-pox, which he succumbed. He was in exile at Epe when the occurrence took place the 2d June. It was reported that the Ijebus intended ...
... viz.—whooping-cough 3, fever* 2. During the fortnight 3 had been admitted to the hospital. Garrison Side, suffering from small-pox ; patient* who had been suffering from that disease had been discharged convalescent. There were now patient* under treatnieut ...
... on Monday evening, a letter from the medical-officer for Bradford (Mr. T. YV. Hime), called attention to the fact that a small-pox patient was sent from Parsley to the hospital at Bradford, and that such removal was fraught with danger to the pubic health ...
... should be taken ,-7.'*' the spread of infectious diseases. A |«nipfi!et containing L.' Uc^ lr>u for preventing outbreaks of smallpox. cholera, scarlet r - at, free with every bottle Goody's Fluid.— Advi. ...
... arrived at Dover yesterday by the u, l steamer Marie Henriette, and at once proceeded to by the ordinary mail train. L\7. SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC.—'TO avoid risk of infection . ''attrnrtion, iu tbc book, which is seut out free with every Genuine Condy's Fluid ...
... measles 95 from whooping-cough, 47 from scarlet fever, from lever (principally enteric), 32 from diph- theria, and ' 10 from smallpox, NO death from any of these zymotie diseases was recorde~d during the week in Halifax, whereas they cas~ued tbn highest ...
... in Leiceeter, Wolverhempton. and Sunderland. Of the 473 deaths from smallpox, 420 occurred in London, 20 in Manchester, 9 in Livelrool, and S in Sunderland. The prevalence of smallpox in- London, judged by the returns of the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals ...
... 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 ...
... 26th of July. I am sorry at the same time to have to report to you that two cases were reported to me on Juiy 31st. One was smallpox, the other in my opinion was not; hence the latter case was not removed to hospital, but the former was on that date, and ...
... view of honesty makes all the difference. To which Mr Herbert Gladstone will retort, But then—tliat upstair corridor THI SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC.— avoid risk of infection the instructions given the book, which Is cent out tree with every bottle of genuine foody ...
... the Fever Hospital. The defendant's daughter, in the absence of her mother, waited upon her fatber.and was taken ill with smallpox, and also several of the same family. It was proved that the disease was created from the defendants bouse, and the mytof ...