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... 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 ...
... appear as the prisoner had married Miss Ogden, and the case was dismissed. S.M ALL- POX AT 3UTHBROE.— T personssuffering from small-pox Htnall village near Wbilley, wew removed to the Clitlierue workhiMue, for the purpnce ensuring isolation. Thin step, however ...
... 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 ...
... retained to ride at Attteuil races, but he did not think Bull bad any felonious intent. The Bench discharged the accused. The Small-Pox Epidemic—To avoid risK 0* infection, the instructions which is sent out free Wit every bottle of genuine Condy's Fluid should ...
... in the report of the Bradford medical-officer of health, stating that small-pox and scailet fever are prevalent in Ilkley. I have made strict inquiry, and find that so far as smallpox is concerned there is no case in the township. With respect to scarlet ...
... fever were prevalent Ilkley. and, replying to it, the medical officer of health reported that there was not a single case of small-pox the township, and only one case of mild scarlet fever, the latter in an advanced stage of convalescence. corroboration of ...
... ns demand a word of notice. Inoculation in emsll-po.x —now an illegal operation—nieanf the infecting, by of actual small-pox matter, of healthy person. A mild attack of the disease was thus produced, protecting from the more severe and usually fatal ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... others—the stones not being in colour—the effect is singular, the faces of some of the figures appearing as if pitted with small-pox. but perhaps this defect can be improved. The grand old church of St. John is_ quite as interesting architecturally as the ...
... support vaccination, Mr Gray, the clerk the Board of Guardians, asked allowed to stake that recently person suffering from small-pox was brought into tho fever ward the workhouse, and the only ixrson who caught the contagion was the only unvaocinated individual ...
... the Derby. I was at home on the Derby Day c to doinig housework. By Mr. STeiDn-I have never had smallpox. Elizabeth Stevenms wes the girl who had smallpox. I was ia Mlrse it Brousghtoer's room all the time Mrs. Jarrett was there on tou the first day, ...