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... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. T'HE WHARFEDALE UNION AND HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION. At the meeting of the Wharfedale Board of Guardians on Friday last, MAr. T. Dasisor, of Yeadon; pre- siding, Mr. AV. M1. SPENCE (chairman of the Rural ?? Authority) rferred to the ...
... Riding; the danger of smallpox being imported into Bradford is net iucon- t sidorable. I sould therefore suggest that the present time is one at which special efforts are caled for to fortify our population euainst the spread of smallpox, should any cases ...
... scarlet fever, 80 from measles, 54 from fever (principally enteric), 47 from diphtheria, 35 from diarrhoea, and 19 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these zymotic diseases during the week were recorded in Sunderland and in Brighton, and the ...
... in Huddersfield during the Past Eight Years. Discussion followed. The officers for the ensuing year i were elected.I THE smallpox epidemic at Sheffield continues I to spread. Thers are at presentfrom. 800 to 1,000 cases, and at a Local Govermnent inquiry ...
... the deceased y gentleman, the Town Hall bell was tolled for an hour 3r yesterday forenoon. r~e SmALLPox IN LEEDS.-Sine6 Saturday two fresh 7 cases of smallpox have been reported to the authorities )d in Leeds, one of which is an additional ,importation ...
... Black Prince, of Newcastle, has arrived in 4 the Tyne from Savona. During the voyage two of the crewv were attacked with smallpox, one of whom wals landed at Snlmna and the oilier at Antwferp. On arrival in the Tyne the remainder of the crew were well ...
... in London, on tMonday, and receives on the way a memorial from the Liberals of Kent. On the 28th he goes to Florence. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN YORKSHIRE y d OUTBRREAX IN THE EAST RIDING.-A Dliffield d correspondent ?? has now spread to the -purely agricultural ...
... Presbyterian Mission Church, Sea- combe, Cheshire, is threatened with distraint for non- payment of tithes. I THE outbreak of smallpox, which is so preva- lent in South Yorkshire, has now extended to the agricultural townusip of Middleton-on-the-Wolds, in ...
... s within the Barnsley Union was held yesterday at Barnsley, to*: consider the best means of preventing the spread of the smallpox epidemic which has occurred in South York- shire. The Conference accepted an offer made on behalf of the Barnsley Town Council ...
... South-parade, Mr. T. tr Winn presiding, a letter was read from the Local Govern- St ment Board with reference to the outbreak of smallpox in it Leeds. The letter pointed out the necessity that children it should be vaccinated, dad, if considered advisable, that ...