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... exeitement in the neigh- bourhvod of Langeett Svetheld, on Sunday aight, arising from the @ ramour thats man ng from smallpox had escaped from his home ander the influence of delirium, and wasstillat large. The disquieting intelligence was communicated ...
... Street, Greenock, before two ‘The Rev. Mr Campbell, Chareh oa will despatched. winister of Keose, is chairman of the Board, SMALLPOX IN BRADPORD.—A case of small-|The Board st Martinmas stopped the x was im 9 lodging-bouse|sliowance of two- @ penny ‘The ...
... various estates where refused to give al rent. A large amount, less reducticu, has already bciu Smalutox iv IIRAnniRP. - case smallpox discovered yesterday lodging-house in Bradford. The )>s!icnt. navvy, has been removed to tho fevt. hospital, where sjK-cial ...
... humnout and euthusiasm prevailed amongst the men. There was a good deal if festivity in thiS barrack-s at utight, A ?? of smallpox was discovered yesterday in a lodging-house in Bradford. The patipnt-a navvy-has been removed to the IFever Hospital, where ...
... in so many and a in such illustrious quarters that it promises e to become as thoroughly English an it institution as smallpox or London fog. The - advice given by Mr Crawford to those who F look up to him for guidance and precept is e certainly of ...
... pit at Airelcie. I rQ T Tns Sa'aEAT or~ SCIALLPOX,-A young- lady Iir named Sarah Baliwell cacue from Shetlield, where fee Smallpox is alarmingly prevalent, ta Shipley, near do Bradford, on Saturday last on a visit, cod after- to wards developed symiptoms ...
... larking and playing •* catch the monkey. The Suaixrox.—.A young Lidy, Sarah Htdliwell. came from *Sliefneld, where smallpox is alarmingly prevalent, Shipley, near Bradford, Saturday lasV. o« a visit, ami afterwards develops I of the disease. The ...
... of the statements of anti-vaccinationisis and unitarian, generally the small-pox epidemic is a contingency to be guarded against as strongly as ever. The decreased ravage of smallpox of late years is clue in g reat measure to the improved sanitary condition ...
... hold Icy them in trust fur the Dorcas Societr- J fixed to rocoertien with the Belvidere, Kngrowoi thet arS s6oran Fever and Small-pox Hjospitale,in orderht t-rl r Ue annual inter-est might be applied by the there cievexclusively for'the benietit of conval ...
... for the city under the trust for Act, the sum of £3476 9s Gd, to be held by them in in the Belvidere, and Govan Fever and Smallpox Hospitals, in order tbat the iaterest clusively for the Vanett by the society ex jenis treat ed in the city of Fever and ...
... in the columns of the Essez County na it to a curve. ened and rape in fair demand. Jax. firmer; April-May, | actual; OF A SMALLPOX VICTIM, ence the splay of feeling. They went aboard half-aB- | with the Raysons, end bad since been | An official is given ...
... to twelve years, in ordinary circum- Mame; and from twelve years to ten years in the oase of arty immediate danger from smallpox.' THY QIIILIN. Mr. Byrne, of Richmood, went to Osbosne on Thurs. dal and Photographed the Queen and other members of the ...