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... was admitted by another parish. The Chairman Mi V produced circulars from the Board of Supervision shr anent bakehouses and smallpox. The meetig then a i adjourned. TARLAN -NEW PUrLuO HALL -At the De Y monthly meeting of the Town Council on Monday dci a ...
... - I am, &c., WcaIriAm BEouir, President, Glasgew Uaiveraity Liberal Unionist Club. I ?? I Ju23 B. BtrsseI,~~ REPORTING OF SMALLPOX CASBS.2,s Sanitary Department, I Montrose Street, t Glasegw. 10th March, 1888. c Sxa,-I am afraid yeour correspordent Medi ...
... an industrial school. Within sa few. years we have had to deal with outbreaks of typhus ,fever, of scarlet fever, and ef smallpox is this Is. .stitotioa, vwhich have caus~ed lose of ifed, an~d have bcost the Local Authority large sums of money. That children ...
... ical that four of the passengers of the Atlantic Liner ical Circassia, four of the crew of which had been seized the with smallpox wlhile on the passage from New York, ally had left for Dundee. The ineniries at once insti- all tilted by Mr Kinnear and ...
... compulsory notifi- cation clause in their Act, to which they attributed the immunity they enjoyed at the present moment from smallpox. If Ibheffield had- had that clause in operation, they would net new have been softer- ing from that terrible scourge. Mr ...
... preventive measures for miti- gatin an t checkit g the spread of smallpox; and in connection therewith the committee ?? |that it wae Of the gireatest importance for public IIsft hteey case of Smallpox should be, with- out delay, reported to thermedical officer ...
... read from t a- thle Boare of Supervision calling upon the Local I Ld Authority to tiske steps to prevent the outbreak of e. smallpox. The matter was left in the hands of the i c it Hospital Conimittee, who were to conler with Dr| t L9 Walker and the, aoitary ...
... according to Professor Ray Lankester, are one's a natural allies in the bodily system, are power. less to help you when small-pox, or typhoid f fever, or even erysipelas claims you for its own, a I am quite aware of the fact that onr great Edinburgh ...
... basis. I DUNDEE-PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SMALLPOX.- 13 Yesterday, at the meeting of the Sanitary Corn- xi mittee of the Police Commission, a circular from d the Board of Supervision with regard to the spread of smallpox in Scotland was submitted, and,% remit ...
... thanr to dal unfairly with ornih boors ? Glasgow mayp be poor, but sh hudb it just.-I am, &Cc., Cnxznt tor aP] *REPORTING OF SMALLPOX CASES. 9 SrR,-The Lord Provost at the Council meeting At made a statement :--'That medical practitioners- get Iware not ...
... liability. Sitting asLocal Authority, the meeting considered circulars from the Board of Supervision as to threatened epidemic of smallpox and the keeping of balkesouses, and it was remitted to the sanitary inspector and the medical officer to report on the pointc ...
... crew a seriously ill. Dr Robertson was a ierr called, and, on examining the patient, declared t rdhim to be suffering from smallpox. The sanitaryti ndaothorities were at once communicated witho, and mn Ofeeps were taken to have the patient removed to the ...