Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... tihey had in Derry one ease of small-pox on an average in the year for the last fourteen years until this recent visitation. He believed these ninety beds should be divided into sections, properly isolated, for small-pox, typhus, typhoid, and scarlatina ...
... original cause of the dispute was the mens demand for au immediate advance of 12- per cent. SMALLPOX EPIDEMIO. GREAT alarm has been caused by the outbreak of smallpox at Hereford. The disease has now spread to the camp of time Herefordshire Militia. near ...
... years was not very large. e The amendment was then negatived. T11E SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN SHEFFIELD. e Mr. PIOTON then called attention to the eircum- stances of the recent epidemic of smallpox in Sheffield and the surrounding districts, aud'sug- y gested the ...
... -owm raustralia. SMALLPOX iN ENGLAND. S ren - London, Wednesday. N 2. ,Preadinz at Preston, sixty eases aties vorkhouse hospital to-day. Xs e prevails at Wakefield, where 25 ibsaii Under treatment at thle permanent t of oe hundred smallpox cases have tistit ...
... line to the booking-office, was, it is supposed, knocked don by a train. He was visiting his brother's house. An outbreak of smallpox has occurred in Dun- dee. The disease was brought to the city by a sailor in a ?? from Oran, at which port small- pox is ...
... s. After a short discussion the amendment was negatived. FVACCINATION. M Ir. PICTON called attention to thle outbreak of smallpox ihl Sheffiell1 and surrounding districts,' 1 and suggested the appointnent Iot a committee to ascertain whether its origin ...
... dwellingiouses, and allowing them to be oc-cripped by numerous families. If that wetit on, aund epidemics of scarlatina or smallpox should occur, those places ivould oecome hotbeds of disease more dangerous than the Worst slums in the city. The board should ...
... rate. payers' ss. Many have awrong impresion and think inocu- I lation and vaccination mean the same thhin as a I remedy for smallpox. This is incorrect, for inoclation is simply infecting a healthy person ainh 3=1-pox virus with the aidl of the lancet, and ...
... -apprentice, of- Liverpool; 'and- Jofin iggins -of Qiieenstewn, -the remanmder . beuingfiireigraers -. SMALL-POX IN BRADFORD. - London, Monday; , ease of small-pox Was ?? -in a. lod gou-n Brad'for& The paient, a navvy, haspbeen reomved' tn-ta-efever-hospital ...
... was 10,694. Deaths by fever were 333 as against 346; by lung disease, 1,754 as against 1,381 : and there were 3 deaths from smallpox as against 1 in the previous year. The number of orphans and deserted children out at nurse from tile wbrkhouses in Ireland ...
... the Teshu Larna undertook to urge the Emperor to permit the trade on his next journey to Pekin. Unfortunately he died of smallpox in the Chinese capital, Hastings Was recalled soon after, and the project dropped. But there can be no doubt that, whatever ...
... seized. The soe tosk an ac- tion for illegal seizure and recovered k~2.t At this timne the wife of Mr. Merry wlas sick I'nS small-pox and died. The amount of tfoe :-ee was levied offtie goods of Mlr. Merr as se-e targ. ~Merry was struck dorwn with asIne-S ...