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... the Mayor would pnblicly present them to g the recipient in the Town Hall on some day to be yet B declded on. E6CAPE OF A SMALLPOX PAT NT.-Whilst in a, 1 state of delirium on Tuesday night a patient at the small- 5 pox hospital, Sheffield, made his escape ...
... itb the tsecersary, steps for the rc-overy of the cost 10; of Miss Collins's maintenance in the asylom.- m i Three csues of smallpox and one of scarlatina he were reported. TEESDALE GuARDIANB.-A meeting was held ?? R. J. Dent, J.P., presiding.- Three persons ...
... the appeal. The epidemic of smallpox in Sheffield appears to La increosing, in spite of the vigorous elforts which have becn made to check it. The resoureca of the Borouighi llospitael, which is now entirely devoted to smallpox cases, are ?? to the utmost ...
... vacoinated at the public vaccinating stations. The health of the town ie excellent, and there is said to be an entire absence of small-pox. The Bishop of London is spending his holidays in the LDke District. His lordship has taken the vicarage at Crosthwaite for ...
... is correspond- ingly low. As is usual in such cases, although the fever returns are so high there is an entire absence of small-pox in the metropolitan area, only one con- Valescent being under treatment last week. Cases of measles and diarrhceatoo,which ...
... afterwards. The de- ceased leaves a widow and four childrsm. Whilst in a state of delirium on Tuesday night, a patient at the small-pox hospital in Shefield made his escape. He was wearing osily a nighit-shirt, though it was ?? heavily. He was seen to climb ...
... it, 12d; Gablanls. 1Lo; Orritor, 1 2d: Pomeroy, inl: Rock. 123d; Sandhol(-s, id; Stew artstowin I 23d: TalUlyhogne, Ila SMALL.POX r DEcPy.-At the w-eekly 2meeting of the Guardians at Derry on ?? 5. 1B. Beresfor.l D.. ptr-esiding-a deputation of thle Derry ...
... dtrrha- 84 from scarlet fever, 76 fromn wbonping cough, 49 frorn measles, 47 from fever, 51 from diphtberia, and 5 from smallpox. The lowest death - rates from these ZVllotIC diseases were recorded in Bristol and luddersfield, and the highest in ; W ...
... accounts, originated by Mr. BairstowadAd igy 1.entered inolnth eal on th andub.jecgty. d ~ egh eal ntesbet d. TIIE OUTBRnEAK OF SMALLPOX AT ROTHERHAM. Lt At the Rotherham Town Council meeting yesterday, the .s minutes of the Public Health and Seweragea Committee ...
... the average (.f the last tenl years. Typloid and euterie fevcr are also giving the authorities a good deal of trouble, but smallpox is less prevalent than it has been for a ?? past. Mr . Coache's answecr cii the subject of the Jubilee Coin agewas last creiligr ...
... Bolton; fever in Leicester, Oldham, and o Portsmouth; and diarrhcoa in Brighton, IPlymuouth, 1 Bolton, and Wolverhamspton. Smallpox caused 5 deaths C in Sheileld, but not one in London and its outer ring, ] or in any of the 26 other large provincial towits ...
... still in some places accounted as useful a charmn against con- tt tagion as it s as in the days of Sir Kenelin Digby. The old smallpox and dropsy reomedy, known ais )f pn Via cethiopacn, was nothing an ore nor less eo than powdered toad. Frogs, too, are considered ...