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... -apprentice, of- Liverpool; 'and- Jofin iggins -of Qiieenstewn, -the remanmder . beuingfiireigraers -. SMALL-POX IN BRADFORD. - London, Monday; , ease of small-pox Was ?? -in a. lod gou-n Brad'for& The paient, a navvy, haspbeen reomved' tn-ta-efever-hospital ...
... the Morning e Post. The defendants -were ordered top y their own costs of the'experiment they had tried. THE OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX IN ENGLAND. 3~ ~ London, Monday. It was reported to the Leeds sanitary autherit a to-day that ?? had broken -out at .Hors- ...
... stireet, 5is; 'arge parcel of toya, Mrs Gerrard, Grafton street; mahogany table, P Bermingham, T C; two benches. Mtrs Bury. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN SHErFFIELD. Sheffield, W~edneadac. I Dr Barry, the inspector sent down by the Lo-:2l Governmen.t Board to itniire ...
... Public Health Cormmittee, in which Sir Chsrles-Cameron is represented as having stated that 'f of the five fresh yases of' 'smallpox adriztadsithin the past iweek to the: Cork street Fever-Hospital- one of themd camne froM Ho6* ` s I::beg leave to state ...
... typhus, I from whooping-cough, 2 from 'diphtheria, 4 from enterie fever, 3 from diarrhea, 1 from dysentery. One case of small-pox was admitted to hospital during the, week; it is the only case of the disease admitted during the last six weeks. It should ...
... - Trinity Cellg,-Dublinvacant b the -appointment of -bMr. Madden as -SolickUor eneral .Iforlrelaud. - - ,BTE OUTEREAS OF SMALLPOX I : - London, Tuesday.: .- The Registrar-$Genersl repiortis thot- duranet blfes past wveek emailpot causd 26,Aealhs in: Sheffield ...
... telib'erating, returned ?? verdict of wilful - murder pgainat sorme personorvpersona atvpresent .uaknown.: - -_ - FOOTBALL AND SMALLPOX. London, Friday. The Central News learns that several: msdical officers ^ . health in. Lancashire 'aie xmaking strenuour ...
... Robert O'Reilly. Sir Charles Cameron reported to the eonmittee the admission to Cork-street Hospital of five fresh' cases of smallpox Within the past week; ole of them came from Howthi. UNITED TRADES' COUNCIL AN! D THF. VsrI'I OF LORD RIPON AND MR. MORLEY ...