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... whole quarter of the town. The shock was o great that several houses on the opposite sido of the river fell in ruins, 'THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC 1x SHEFFIELD. ~ln spite of the efforts of the authorities ab Shefs field, nmall[.lmx is believed to be increasing ...
... child~ren recently arrived in the town from Alder- a ahab, and they are now4 inmates of a temporary 4 hospital, suffering from smallpox, wbile 'anotheis p 9ssq has also bpes dic vcre4. . . VISIT OF THlE LORD LIEUTENANT TO THiE NORTH. His Excellency the Lord ...
... any I bunt, Detonation, Sweatt. it, flieeplemossio, Blood o ther. s o les, Is led mini, are sold * mem I Poisons, Ileasfee, Smallpox, and all kindred 4 4;1 Oluislasts. Poet free 11 stamps. Bedlam* Ness. ' was, as abundant tasiltaal and .'Liter Isstiownon ...
... tor supporting tbe authorities in maintaining extra police in town the recent strike disturbance. SMALLPOX LEEDS. Leeiw, Wkdn'ehdit.—Another case of smallpox was reported Leeds to-day. ...
... Polo. outbreak of smallpox has occurred at Nottingham, which is causing considerable uneasiness. A man and his two children recently arrived the town from Aldershot, and they are now inmates of temporary hospital, suffering from smallpox, while another case ...
... was to deliver an address has received in -n. :i information, sad says the report eaUK- without foundation. Another case small-pox was reported Leeds yesterday. Goschen left London for Hatfield vei’.c: day a visit the Premier. Tbe Registrar-General repoita ...
... politi- e cian. The identity is concealed only by the dif- D ference of name nied the disfia uring results of an attack of small-pox. Here is a portion of the - portraiture- This man, Edith knew, must be Talbot, and the hard, thin face. broai of brow. close-lb ...
... atoll “g. Vaily, Snite undertaking olJnneJJth. fSliae Rule makee Mange bedfellow,!—Shield faithfully, DeiJp Trlsfrsg*. SMALLPOX IN LEEDS. —** Lray. old ohop, do always ■ _ wsar gloves TT*r— * you the theetre Only Another cess smaUpox was reported Ym ...
... higher figure. Zymotic deaths sre over the average tha ten years, well over that of last week; scarlatina, measles, and small-pox contributing their quota. According to the latest returns, 75 scarlatina cases remained in hospital. Measles had increased ...
... hospital daring the month were examined and paid. 'The resident medical oflicer reported that during the past mouth one case of smallpox had been admitted, whilst four were discharged cured, leaving on the last day of the year three convalescent cases in hospital ...
... hospital. We say a 8 a fever hospital, for the reason that some confasion of ides arose &8 to smallpox and feverinfection, snd that the deeirability of having smallpox patients as far removed from the city a 8 might be practioable or fairly convenient for ...
... The accounts for’ sup- ; temaining plies to the hospital month were and paid. The reported that ‘the past month one case of smallpox had whilst discharged cured, leaving and sions. Mesrs J.P., and rernors for month. After ‘business ‘the adjourned. ledge ...