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... of Dr. Frederick Eall as medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, and moved the appointment of Mr. Isaac Blore, M.B., M.tC.S., ?? oficer of the Fever Hospital and medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, at the salary of £200 per annum. Mr. Ward ...
... whooping-coudh, 49 from scarlet ferer, 46 jrtm measles, 41 fronm fever (principally enten), 3) 3 from dinhtberia, end 7 from smallpox. No death from tinv of these diseases was registered during the weet either in Halifax or Huddersiield; whereas they causel ...
... elalsped thi ardotr . vaccinators, especially as many hints ant England and ore the Ccnttineit heave deciat I. tiro during a smallpox clidiemrc only ad . variolous flames. Trusting to your in; - insertion of this letter,-I am, yours faith1 : , Devonshire ...
... CE. PRIWIUEMTM AND A PronsT'vIc s. Rev. G. Akehurst; chaplain at Vevey. Rev. U. H. Allen, M.A. ; chaplain of the Eastern Smallpox Hospital. Rev. W. Appleford, B.A.; chaplain at Tours. Rev. S. B. Booker, Md.A.,Vicar of Chicheley, Bucks-patron, Mr. J. G ...
... effected a clear saving of £26,000 in the total cost of the market. Allud- ing to the question of the Osmondthorpe Fever and Smallpox Hospital, be defended the committee in regard to theirchoice of a site. Good work hail also been done in repard to the pollution ...
... refereed to scarlet fever, two to fever:* two to diarrhmea, one to diphtheria, one to whoop- in~-cough, and neot one e-ther to smallpox or e3 measles in nll, only niere deaths resulted Iromn these e principal zyinotie diseasees, against 32 and Il in ties atwo ...
... appolitment of'Or. D Frederick Hall as medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, i and appoint Mr. I64ac Blore, M.B., medical officer D of the Fever Ho pital and. medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospita!, at a salary. of £200 per, annumn.1 It was determined ...
... from whoolmgcngiee.~ 43from scarlet fever, 33 irorm measles, 42 from.I (principally efititric), 24 from dinhtheria, e nd 2f smallpox. Theso zymotic diseases caused i c des~tlsrate during thle week in Hull and the gie7 of ortslmoutix and Preston. DRarrhoa3 ...
... Biel aiding in fomenting this feeling, whilk is assuming the aspect of race antagonism. Meanwhile the number of deaths from smallpox increases. , The deaths on Monday were 79, and on Tuesday 84. LATEB.-Montreal continues quiet, and no further serious trouble ...
... taking his seat. In 3 regard to vaccination, he considered it a valuable pro- 3 teotion aiainet the terrible disease of the smallpox, and he oould not, therefore, join in the attempt to repeal the r law on the subject. 3 After a speech from the junior Member ...