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... February 29th, 1888. fact that the district continues to enjoy absolute freedom from small-pox. The CuareMan referred to the roposal to have an amalgamated small-pox hospital for St. George, Hor- field, and Stapleton. He said that at the last meeting ...
... VASSALL-I shall object to having a smallpox hospital here, to bring the disease from all those people into this pariah. After further conversation Mr VASSALL moved- That the chairman be requested not to arrange fora joint smallpox hospital for the parishes of ...
... t most favourably on the general health of the boys; they also report that in consequence of a considerable, outbreak of smallpox in Bristol and elsewhere they have vaccinated 219 lads. Our hon. medical officer, Dr Davies, at his annual examination in ...
... February, lying in Kingroad, from Odessa with barley, bound to Avonmouth. I examined the crew of 24 and found one man with smallpox, and another who hiad the signs of a recent very light attack still upon him. The disease had probably been introduced from ...
... J. Cousins, W. Stone, W Jones, B. T. Cossens, and T. Miles. Dr Barton (medical officer of health) was also in attendance. SMALLPOX HIOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION. The CHAIRMAN said their jcheme of providing hospital accommodation had practically failed. so far ...
... it should be as unsullied as his own cravat. Wisdom and the better part of valour has all at once become as infectious as small-pox, for The Mayor, Mercury, Mirror, and Mayor's myrmidons, Mince and mock no more. Perhaps, who knows, they have laid to ...
... 'Ite1leanses tl~b~h 7Liver~ese1 ?? Organi,Purirf Vn nd4alef I the Bloo. MOstelfcaouflg n FIo ache, constipation, arnd eetion, Smallpox, M5asle Heartburn, omitting, and r21 kindred ailments. 2430-T I I o i Ii BRISTOL BOARD OF GUARDIAN#. Tbewerkly meeting was ...
... efficiently vaccinated. Why, sir, if it was the mission of small-pox to prove that vaccination is a gigantic blunder, it couldn't have done anything more conclusive ; but worse than all, the small-pox has been wicked enough to attack the very doctor himself ...
... Alderman Naish ( Chuirman of the Bristol had bad wit Sanitary Authority), and cases which they had in the bh bim about the small-pox arish, and Mr A. T. Philpott (clerk to the School oard), had written a “De er to his son (Mr W. HL Batler) in which he said:— ...
... tbe Clerk read a letter from the lo* Clerk, in wbicb Dr Davies, medical officer heWin, expressed fears as to an outbreak small-pox Newport. Is recommended entire adult Newport shonld be re-vseeinated, and haaoo circulated to locality of stations and ...
... to the city would be obvious, While the Horfield Local Board have backed out of the joint action for the construction of a smallpox hospital, and Stapleton, according to the latest pro. nouncement by their chairman, have contented them- eelves with appointing ...
... the Stapleton Local Boards, met in IBristol last week to consider the expediency of joint action in providing a temporary smallpox hospital, but inability to agree on certain points, such as the most eligible site, has led to an adjournment of the conference ...