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... t. and ned~eal attendant 'it the Smallpox Hospital, at a tr ts salary of £200 per annum.-Mr. J. S. LOe will move s. ' That it be an instruction to the Sanitary Committee to d arrange sor the supervision of the Smallpox Hospital and Y of the Fever Hospital ...
... diarrhala, 74 irom mneasleS, 62 Iroul whOoping-cough, 49 from scarlet fever. 24 from 1fever,' 21 from diuhtheria, end S from smallpox. No death from uny of these diseases wial recorded dunnring the weeck either in Hailifax or Hueddersfield ; whereas they ...
... ysytem of isolation enfoitood in Leicester, by Nvhc--h the victim of smallpox WAS ait once discovered by laist or rompulsety ntilation or intectious disceoests lr ?? to ritae smallpox hospital, and where his treistivesacid smienlriewere rrsiacecl to r ...
... preventive of smallpox was fully 2 discussed at yesterday's session of the Congress. A liberal hearing was given to the account which the Mayor of Leicester had to give of the method on which the authorities of the town deal with cases of smallpox imported ...
... Jamnes's-street to the office of 'the J1o92nesl Herald, which journal. had been accusing the French Canadians of causing the smallpox, and stoned it for half 'an hour, when the police dispersed them. The rioters after- wards stoned the houses of several ...
... diarrhoea, 819 from rnolisles, 85 from whooping-Cough, 49) from fever, 27 from starlet fever, 23 from djphtle~ria,, and 6 fronl smallpox. These diseases caused the lowest death-raerta InI Halifax and Brediord,' ann tbe highest in Gardili, Portsmouth, end Preston ...
... Hunslet 3, and Bramley 1. Diphtheria has registered 1 death, viz., in hunslet. It occurred in a child under two years old. The Smallpox Hospital is still, without a patient, and I am not aware of any case ,within the borough. As I stated in my last report that ...
... population, nnd which, when cholera al sO was absent, afforded an evidence of this by the al prevalence of scarlet fever, smallpox, typhoid and other t a), fevers, meaziesi,'whoopitig coughl, &c. Thus, while the o authorities were unable either to account ...
... diarrhoea, 49 from scarlet fever. 48 from whoopologtlugho 41 from fever, 38 from measles, 32 from diphtheria. end 6 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates froom ?? diseases were recorded during the week Ise Halifax and Bradford, and the highest in Cardiff ...
... nenacing as her bitterest foe could desire. The state of affairs at Montreal is very serious. An epidemic. of malignant smallpox is raging, which within six days has caused 270 deaths in the city and adjoining municipalities; and it is believed That ...
... the week IS cases of infectious diseases were notified, including 14 from scarlet fever, 3 from typhoid fever, and I from smallpox. PANNAL E1C1OOL BOARD. - The ordinary monthly meeting of this board was held in the Comiercoil ,ooin of the People'el Hotel ...
... Cemetery. A statement has recently beeu made that smallpox arnd iever were prevalent in Ilkley; and, in replying to it, the Medital Officer of Health reported tlrrt there was not a Single case of smallpox in the town. ship, and only one case of mild scarlet ...