... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... vagrants, 31, decrease 15; qash and bread for settled poor, £260 79 3d, increase X11 ide 81-d. SMALLPOX AND HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION. MriALLAND mentioned a case of smallpox which had been reportedin theparishof Stapleton. T'heyatientbeing able to pay for admittance ...

... 2072 Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases .. 8 Died aged 60 and upward. 48 Under one year old . ?? . 18 Of fever .. ,. .. Smallpox . 1 Scarlet fever .. . . 1 Mensles- ?? Whoopng eough.. . . 1 Diarrhca.. . ?? 0 Diphtheria ?? Violence .. .2 Other causes ...

... . Jefferies, J. Pavey, W. B. BaCker, J. W. S. Dix, J. Walls, W. Lyne Fear, J. Bastow, M. Levy, and S. Lloyd. INCREASE OF SMALLPOX. The MEDICAL O'ribEa .OF HEALTE (Dr D. S. Davies) reported tbat during the week ended.Saturdey 117 deaths were registered ...

... and rheumatism; and some cases of smallpox appeared. Four cases (none fatal) only were reported to me-three at Totterdown and one at Yatton. We were fortunate in not having more, as a considerable epidemic of smallpox prevailed in Bristol; bat the measures ...

... 2188 Bate of mortality from zymotie diseases .. 276 Died aged 60 and upwards . . 30 Under one year old . . 18 Of fever. Smallpox. . 1 Scarlet fever-. 0 Measles . - .. . 0 Whooping cough .7. Diarrhn .. . 2 Diphtheria .. . 0 Violence ?? othercauses .. ...

... of mortality from zymotic diseases .. 00 IV Died aged 60 and upwards .. ?? d Under one y ear old. . . 13 C Of fever 0 Smallpox 2 Scarlet fever . . . 0 Measles ?? b Whooping cough . .. b Diarrhea . .. . Diphtheria ?? 1 Violence 2 Other cauees ...

... VACC1INATION of SIRn-In the Atercur~l Of yesterday Ifbeveta t exg medical officer (Dr W. Brown) states that 48 eases of e SMallpox bad occurred during the year and that 1. no ?? Bridg ebreet teuer 3rd,188, d reivaecinated persons were attackled an th the ...

... Betty, B. T. Cosmens, S. LoveU, W. Jones, and J. Cook, Mr J. A. Barton, the medical officer of the board, was alla present, A SMALLPOX HOSPITAL, The business before the board was the proposed provision of a hospital for infectious diseases for non- pau er ...

... Infirmariy.,l Geperal Hospital BrIstol Union Workhouse. . 1 7 Barton Regis Union W~orkhouse . . V Lunatic Asylum.n .. .. . I. Smallpox Hospital .0 18 Fever Hospital . . 0 St Peter's Hospital . . 1 1 Children's Eospital . . 1t Nursery for Homeless Infant . ...

... teredxumberedG15,corresppad-, ing with an annual rate of 38 per 1000, SMALLPOX, The Medical Officer further reported :-Daring the week ended February 4, 15 fresh cases of smallpox became known to this office.' Daring the week ended February 11, no fresh ...