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... Ashley Dawn, April 4th, 1888. ErY NArsa. MIDSOMER NORTON LOCAL BOARD AND THE, SMALLPOX. SiR-Much alarm has been caused here by the sudden and extensive outbreak of smallpox, and very great dissatisfaction expressed at the want of means to isolate such ...
... 18619 Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases - R5 ?? aged Q0and upward . . . 28 Under one year old . . ..9 .Of fever . ?? Smallpox. Scarlet fever ?? MDeasles ?? 0 Whooping cough 1 Diarrhoa . . .. 0 Diphtheria .. 0 Violence . .. Other causes .. . 70 Inquest ...
... should be happy to receive and aoknowledgre any further sums on their behalf. It is satisfactory to know that the outbreak of smallpox in the eastern district of the city, which recently created so much uneasiness, is abating with such rapidity as to give ...
... SANITATION AT EASTVILLE. SIn-In this locality we are paying a rate of 2s 64 in the B1, but we nevertheless have to put up with smallpox, fever, and roads in an impassible state, esjecially by-roads, where, however, the rate is levied with rigid impartiality ...
... INuOPECTO (.(Mr S. Sweet), 4in his report, said that of the 23 cases of smallpox which had ocourred-during March four terminated ifatally, Twelve patients were removed to the smallpox. hospital, and the remainderwere treated at their own homes. 'With the ...
... contending with the ravages of smallpox within the borders of the city over which they have jurisdiction. Only two cases have come to their knowledge in the past week, and though these have been received at the smallpox hospital there ate only.17 patients ...
... cart feU on him, f racturfig several of his ribs. ' ' SMALLPOX ;: A telegram from Chesterfield' states that smallpo;, which was imported from'Sheffield, is spreading there. Another fatal case of small-pox was reported yesterday at Leeds, the victim being ...
... due to premature birth, one to old age, and the \ ( iraining two to ohest affections. Since my last r report two cases. of smallpox have come under f my notice, both being located in the same house. I They were both carefully isolated, and every prevea- ...
... morning with swords between M. beronlede and M. Emanuel Arene, Opportunist deputy. The latter was wounded in the finger. Smallpox continues to apread at Preston, Up to last eveninp there were about 230 persons affected, Yesterday three deaths were certified ...
... scarlet fever, and 1 from enteric fever, No death occurred from smallpox, and haj no oresh cases have occurred to my knowledge in the cr1 city since July 10th. Your anthority's smallpox I hospitals have been empty since the 20th July, and rthere are only ...
... Arerrier, T. Miles, E. Harvey, A, Ody, y J, Cook, J. Cossens, B. T. Cossens, A. Lovell, T. Wat. F kins, and J. Lambert., THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC, a The report of the Medical Officer of Health (Mr J. &I A, Barton) for 'December was as follows :-During B] the ...
... course, other arrangements will be made for the ceremony. At a meeting of the Barton Regis Guardians, yesterday, the number of smallpox patients in the hospital was stated to be 17. Mr R. H. Symes, High Sheriff, presided at-the annual meeting of the Bristol ...