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... circles a growing impatience at the persistent prevalence of zymotic diseases, and a conviction that in cases of death from small-pox, measles, scarlet feaver, diphtheria, whoopingcough, typhus, enteric fever, diarrhoea, dysentery, and cholera, there should ...
... circles a growing impatience at the persistent prevalence of zymotic diseases, and a conviction that in cases death from small-pox, measles, scarlet feaver, diphtheria, whoopingcough, typhus, enteric fever, diarrhoea, dysentery, and cholera, there should ...
... circles growing impatience at the persistent prevalence of zymotic diseases, and a conviction that in cases of death from small-pox, measles, scarlet feaver, diphtheria, whoopingcough, typhus, enteric fever, diarrhoea, dysentery, and cholera, there should ...
... diseases. Sir Henry is of opinion that there should be a general consent to cremation in cum of persons who have died of small-pox, scarlet fever, or diphtheria. We suspect public sentiment is not ripe for the proposal. Sir Henry thinks, however, that ...
... into operation), see that the small-pox deaths have increased yearly in Hakney from fourteen to sixty three per 100,000; in Hampstead from five to sixteen. The same process has been going on in every district where small-pox hospital has been established ...
... HERALD, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1888, Bass’s brewery firm is to be turned into limited liability company. A fresh case smallpox occurred Monday in Leede. There are now caaee in the hospital. Henry Weir, London chorister, and also described as an artist ...
... 31 CONVINCID !—Tbe medical °Meer of health at tilatfibild has reported to the Local Government Board on the epidemic of small-pox which is now and has been for several mouths prevalent in that borough. Up to the end of the year 1887 reports as to 2728 ...
... tons, engaged the Quebec trade, has been purchased by Liverpool firm for between £6OO and £7OO, There are now 41 cases of smallpox in Leeds hospital. The outbreak in Sheffield is causing serious loss to tradespeople. Step this way, if you please, ladies ...
... S-uth a chaffinch's nest, with five newly-laid eggs it. The place selected for the nest was in a snug part a haystack TWIT SMALLPOX AT SHEFFIELD. —On Sunday SPECIAL prepare-1 by »p York, were • ff-r-d in all the churches Sheffield that the epidemic small|s>x ...
... vaccination. Analysing several tables Issued by the medical officer, it will be fonnd that the 2728 persons suffering from small-pox in -Sheffield up to December 31,1887, 2103 had been vaccinated, 382 were unvaccinated, and regarding 148 it was not known ...
... charge what I like.—Echo. SMALL•PDX AND VACCINATION.—To January 31, 1888, it appears 4000 people have been attacked with small-pox in Sheffield, and 393 are known to have died. Taking the results to the end of 1897, nothing Domes out more clearly than ...
... not be offended.’ A Ship’s Crf.w Smitten with Smallpox.— The Islington British steamer, for Savona, has arrived at Algiers with the second engineer dead and the captain and chief officer ill with smallpox. The authorities order the two latter to landed ...