... Asylums Board have Provide4'~.ivo infectious hes- pitals in the metropolitan district, at each of which a Ijimitkd number of smallpox cases can be treated, and that the Board have established hospital ships about 18 miles down, the. Thames capable of' ac ...

... Government Board, in reply to the guardians' protest against the expenditure o i i6,oco upon the erection of a permanent small-pox hospital at Darentb. The letter said the Local Government Board had carefully considered.the repre- sentations contained ...

... sort of THE SMALL-POX CHART OF LONDON. In extreme cases Small-pox patients are taken in at the five Hos- pitals marked on the map.' The land ambulances convey all except I . / \ N HOHERTON | extreme cases to the nearest of the three small-pox wharves (also ...

... average weekly number. One death from small-pox was registered in London, and not one in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals situated outside Registration London, the corrected average is 26. This'death from smallpox is the first that has occurred in London ...

... t t SMALL-POX ACCOMMODATION FOR t THE MEiTROPOLIS. s Yesterday a deputation from the Conierence ? of Boards of Guardians of the Metropolis was received by Mr. Stansfeld at the Local Government Board, with reference to the proposed new small-pox hospital ...

... some talk about chloroform. Then of vaccina- twi'ii, it ttiC ?? it irtorded from tlhe curse of small-pox. I remarked on the le' el iv.. m ?? wvith small-pox now to be seen in the streets. He I 1 it P;s stiil more noticeable some vears ago in contrasting ...

... diphtheria (a rise of 2), 100 from whooping-cough (an increase of S), 9 frott cittlric fever (a rise of i), and not one from small-pox or typhms. 'I he deaths referred to diseases of the respiratory organs nutnltcred 296, a decline of 23, and 94 below the ...

... Kbhler believed a mortality of 20,000 from small-pox might be expected yearly. The Committee resolved to request the Imperial Chancellor to have a Report made on the results of inoculation against smallpox in Germany, and the measures taken to secure ...

... typhus, 10 from enteric fever, 1 from an ill-defined form of continued fever. 17 from diarrhea and dysenteiy, and not one from smallpox or cholera; thus, 210 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 51 below the corrected average weekly number. In Zreater ...

... erection of a perma- nent smallpox hospital at Darenth. The letter said ?? The Local Government Board, after tull consideration-of all the circum- stances, and especially after the experience of the luast epidemic of smallpox, are of opinion that they ...

... TEEZ PROPOSED SMALL,-POX HOSPI1TAL AT DAsEXZTH.-Last night, at a meetiulS of the Stranld Board of Guardians, Mi r. 3. H. Hutheaost called, the attention of the Board to the proposed expenditure of 116,0COl. upon the buildinglof a small-pox hospital at Dbrentod ...

... continued fever, 411 irom diarrhmea and. dysentery, 11 from cholera and choleraic diarrhesa, enld not one either from typhus or smallpox; thus, 541 deathss were re- f~trad to these diseases, being 12 below the corrected average weolly number. On Greater Londen ...