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... remark that he disapproved of indiscrimin.ito vaccination and re- vaccination. lie (Dr. Paine) contended that the outbreak of small-pox should have been met at once,whereas ten-days elapsed, and only four tubes of lymph had been supplied. Was that, beasked ...
... as it atlodeci a very convenient connection Ynysybwl and — Mr Howard Davtes, medical ofMcer, reiiorted th. fiv eases of small-pox had brok.'n out fincR h; previous report, but at present oniy onf c'se fxistod. He recommended that an in- fectious hospita ...
... 20th of Novetnber last a mnes- *e sage was sent to mle from Dr. Edwards, of Taff's Well, apprising me of an outbreak ol small-pox: in Fentyrcb parish, and requesting, if possible, to 3 have the case removed. I called at once en Dr. Sheen, and then oc ...
... whirh the board had a right to expect from their vaccination officer; we are of opinion that when a serious outbreak of small-pox was threatened he ought- to have given every assistance to the medical officers of health of the rural districts in fulrihnentof ...
... lymph which the board had a right to expect from their vaccination officer we are of opinion that when a serious outbre:k of small-pox ws threatened he ought to have given every assistance to the medical officers of health of the rural districts in fulfilment ...
... which the hoard had a light to expect from tneir vaccination officer; we are of opinion that when a serious outbreak of small-pox was threatened he ought- to have given every assistance to the medical officers of health of the rural districts in fulfilment ...
... were 15 in five room's. The necessity forv'registration ofc isuch houses was adverted to by Dr Davies, the medical otneer. Small-pox was iu evidence at Cardiff and Bristol, and the army of tramps which travelled between the two places was likely to bring ...
... lymph which the board had a right to expect from their vaccination officer we are of opinion that when a serious outbreak of small-pox ws threatened he ought to have g-ivell every assistance to the medical officers of health of the rural districts in fulfilment ...
... Savannah telegram states that British .steamer Storra Lee iias been sent to Sapelo to perforin quaran- tine, on account of small-pox. Cardiff Arrivals- ROATH DOCK, Jan 7.—Auuataine ss, 1120, Bilbao i1011 ore. Devon ss, 69. canal, light. ROATH DOCK, Jan 8-Allonby ...
... were 13 in five rooms. The necessity for registration of such houses was adverted to by Dr Davies, the medical officer. Small-pox was in evidence at Cardiff and Bristol, and the army of tramps which travelled between the two places was likely to such ...
... POLITICAL OIRCLES-THE VACACY AT LIVER- POOL—MR MCNEILL'S DEATH—APATHY OF THE FRENCH POLICE—SANITARY PRECAUTION IN LONDON—A SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC FEARED-- LORD R. CHURCHILL IN RUSSIA—THE PKEMIKR UNEASY. LONDON, Monday Nieht, There has happily been a truce to ...
... issue which the patient but purposeful Corporation were awaiting the opportunity of expressing them- selves upon? Why should small-pox, or cholera, or the plague be thought of while the White Pestilence of the Press was rampant in N ewport Epidemics are incidents ...