... providing that five other Leeds persons would do the sarne. The proposal of the Metropolitan Asylums Board to erect' a permanent Smallpox Convalescing Hospital at Darenth was the subject of an animated discussion in Thursday's meeting of the Islingtun Board of ...

... at the Holborn Restaurant. The chair will be taken by Colonel Duncan, Ml.P. Thie Court of Appeal yesterday held that the smallpox camp at Darcuth did not injure adjoining property, and upheld Mr. Justice Pearson's judgment, refusing Mr. Fleet ani injunction ...

... further reduction hn tb16 low rates of recent years, but the death-rate from diphtheria was somevwhsat higher than ii 1884. Smallpox was considerably prevalent in the borough during 1883, and to a smaller extent in 1884, during which year it showed a distinct ...

... Board.-Dr. Timmins attended the meeting, and said the action of the Guardians in not erecting a hospital for the reception of smallpox cases and other atients suffering fromn epidemic diseases placed him ia a ifflcult position. He was reson- sible for the ...

... treatment, of vuichi 342 were scarlet fever cases, 2 typhus, and 43 onteric. These figures showed an increase of 57. The small-pox returns showed a decrease. A sad case of suicide is reported fromn Wheeldon Mill, near Brimington. Epliza Brunt, a girl eighteens ...

... roport by Dr. Murphy, in ?? to the Haimtead and Highgiato distyicts, to tild effect that the evidence tends to show that smallpox hospitals. as at present constructed and nancaged, are a sourec of disease to the neighbourhood in whieb they are ?? Medical ...

... of this Local Government B donr, visited the camp at Darstath yesterday, and inspeoted the site for the proposed permanent smallpox hspital. He also made a careful inspection of the temporary buildings now standing, na: which were in use during the last ...

... considering all the circumstances, the Board thought they would not be justified in authorising the erection of a permanent smallpox hospital at Darenth, as proposed by the managers of the Asylums Board. An order vas emade at the Liverpool Police Court, ...

... of defaulters under the Acts, and it was elaimed that the towns wherc the Acts were disregarded were remarkably free from smallpox. A census had been taken in thirty-two large towns, which showed that 90 13er eent. of the householders were opposed to ...

... forebodes disaster to England. Ia March we are to have reat political excitement, an increase in the army, and an epidemic of smallpox. That is only to begin with. In Mlay we pass through a critical period, attended by grave national misfortuncs. In June there ...

... property was insured, It transpired at the meeting of the Mletropolitas Asylums l Board, on Saturday, that the total number of smallpox L patients remaining tinder treatment at the various insti- tutions on the 15th January was 40, or a decrease of 20; and ...

... L r executed in an economical manner. Mr. Howell tIIoJ'* peoplo should know that the land was bordered on A aides by the smallpox Mioepital. Mr. Harris considered i a should be announced that the Cemetery Committee were prevented by their opponets, the ...