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... Wesleyan minister. St ATTEMP'T TO BLOow UP AN HOSPITAL.-On Sunday evening a loud report was heard by the caretaker of a small-pox hospital recently erected on Trooper's 1, -l ill, near Bristol, by the St. George's local board. It was found that an attempt ...
... the or pierformers for their services. ' ' ' VI SMALLPOX. AT .8T. GEORGE. ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP TH&EHOSPIAL. Our St. George. orrespondent ?? Sanday evening, aout8.30, the watchman in charge of tbe smallpox hospital, at Trooper's hill, St. George, was alarmed ...
... of a Wesleyan. minister. ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP AN HOSPITAL.-On Sunday evening a loud report was heard by the caretaker of a small-pox hospital recently erected on Trooper's Hill, near Bristol, by the St. George's local board. It was found that an attempt ...
... source of infection was. obviously traceable tothe Stapleton oatbreak. Though it is gratifying to learn that in Bristol smallpox hospital the number of oases has fallen to the lowest point since the commencement of the out- break, the cause for anxieby ...
... It meant r that NonLconformnity in Wales wan an evil which must be stamped out, that it was a sort of zymotic disease like smallpox whieh must be kept down by a. a system of, ecclesiastical compulsory vaccination (laughterl) carried on under State inspection ...
... January. At case of smnall-pox ats the Ocean had camse under his notice, and he bad h1ad the patient remnoved to the Union Smallpox Ho0spital. This being a single caste, and one for w~hichi he hadt received an order from the receiving officer to attend ...
... 335 from measles, 35 F L, or from dipbtberha. c4fromdtarrhbea, 23 from fever' for (orincipally 4uteric). ard only 7 from smallpox. la* No death from anv of these 7ytotic disessee was pon; recrded durinz the Week in Preoton or in Birken- head; while they ...
... Whate did that mean? It meant thaft NonO' ioi ?? was an evil which must be stamped. Out; that it wsa sor of smoti disae like smallpox, which, msat-be kept down by a system Of Occlesiasti(isl camnp d ?? I (laughter)-cairried on under State inspiecti~n, audb ...
... ht Nonconformity in Wale. was an evil in to whiob must lie stampned out, that it was a Fort of;ji pgzymitic disease like smallpox, vihich mnst be kept, jh down by a syistenr of eccleiaistical oomnpulaorv C A ci.to--~lutr-are on tnuder State 1 ans i~ peo ...
... from 90 to 85 per cent. (Laughter; and cheers.) What did this mean ? It meant that Nonconformity was a sort of religious small-pox, which must be kept down by a sort of ecclesias- tical vaccination. (Laughter.) This crusade against Nonconformity had failed ...
... the lownesse of the death rate, oonsidoring that thoro had boon several evidemics of zymotic diseaseq. On the subject of smallpox the- eport stated- I have already in my monthly reports so fully reported on this mo3t loathwome disease that-I need only- ...
... St. George Local Board yester- t 'day it was agreed to offer a reward in connection with the recent attempt to blow up the Smallpox a Hospital. A conference was held last night at the Lesser a Colstoxt hall on the subject of home colonisation. I Mr Charles ...