... SMALLPOX AT HORFIELD. PROTEST AGAINST THE HOSPITAL. Last night a public meeting was held in the vestry of the parish church, IHorfield Common, to protest against the erection of the proposed infections diseases hospital. The vicar, the Rev F. Bingham ...

... THE SPREAD OF SMALLPOX. The manner in which smallpox is ofeton spread is well exemplified by a atorywhieh comes from olton. A man who had lbeen at a Volunteer ,enoampment was sent to his home ill. He presented Nimself to the borough medical officer, who ...

... Panlton Cottage Hospital, which is close at hand, was not utilised to any great extent, and suggested that it could be used for smallpox patients. The second letter was written over thesignatureof A Miner, and made the starbling assertion that this loathsome ...

... SMALLPOX AT ST. GEORGE. OPENIN;G OF THE HOSPITAL. THREATENING THE LIFE1 OF THE NURSE, The Sanitary Hospital on Troopers' hill, St. George, has now been opened for reception of pstieats, the committee having taken special advice on the question as to site ...

... of Horfield, as reported in the lf'errvuy of Tuesday. Dr Davies, in the pursuit of his duty, has frequently traced caes of smallpox to certain districts, and stated the fact in his report to the 9anitary Authority, whereupon the local authorities have taken ...

... SMALLPOX AT ST. GEORGE. Another case of smallpox, in connection with thie Whitehall Board School, was reported to Dr Barton, the medical officer of health, on Saturday, and on his giving a certificate to that effect the schools were closed yesterday morning ...

... -| SMALLPOX AT ST. GEORGE. f&VtA1LJL.U- SWI. AL L va7 J. ' THREATENING MR W. BUTLER. Yesterday, at a meeting of the St. George LocaJI Board.MrW, Butler presiding, the subject of the resent explosion at the smallpox hospital, Trooper's hill, was men'tioned ...

... oonsiderab e activity from a sanitary point of view, partly on account of two oatbreaks of scarlatint and one of smallpox, Forty-nine cases of smallpox occarred .during the year, Six of these appeared almost 'simultaneously about the middle of September, and ...

... .24'J1 Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases . 2'56 Died aged 60 and upwards 87 Under one year old . 19 Of fever . . 2 Smallpox . . I Scarlet fever . .6 Measles . . 0 Whooping cough . . 1 Diarrneea 2 Diphtheria . . 0 Violence . .3 Other causes. ...

... 2:161 Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases .. 131 Died aged 00 and upwards 4.. . Under one year old 7.. . Of fever ?? 0 Smallpox ?? Scarlet fever .. . 0 Measles ?? 0 Whooping cough . . . Diarrhea ?? Diphtheria .. . Violence .. . Other causes . . . 81 ...

... centre of industry that the smallpox scare will soon die out among the ironworkers of Hunslet and the crowds who ply the needle in the ready made clothing factories. The cases are not increasing there, and should smallpox now break out un- expectedly ...

... annuam * - 0j2 IRate of mortality from zymotic disafe , 23 Died aged 60 and U1wards 11 Under one year old .. 0 Of fever .. ?? Smallpox. ?? ?? Scarlet fever 0 Measles .. . * Wiooping cough .. Diarrhcea. .. * * I Diphtheria. . . 2 Violence. Otber causes Inquest ...