... 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- ...

... common govern- ment for a population united by common in- terests. They knew, for instance, with how much greater ease the smallpox pest would have been dealt with, had there been but one sanitary authority. They were not deterred by the bogey of big rates ...

... Authority the death rate for the week ending 12th May was reported to be 19 6 per 1000. During that week ten fresh cases of smallpox were reported, against four in the previous week. Mr W. Good, Inspector for the Charity Com- missioners, yesterday resumed ...

... upwaids, whose ages averaged 71 years and twi months. Six deaths were due to the principal zymotics-two to diptheria, oneeach smallpox(anue. vaccinated child), mensles, scarlet fever, enteric fern Phthiiis 9, chest ?? 18, brain diseae lg and heart disease ...

... adjoining areas within the munici- ca pal area. is At a meeting yesterday of the Barton Regis - Board of Guardians 21 cases of smallpox were gel reported in the infectious hospital, the same Es number as last week. I The case of Mr VW H. Phillips, charged with ...

... cases. ?? ?? Ji pubie inrytutio - .3 General ?? ?? 1 tol Union Workhouse 2. arson Noegis Union Workhouse I 0 Lunatic A i ?? Smallpox aospital ?? a o Fever ?? e St Pteter's ospital.. ?? a8 Children's Hospital.. ?? *. 1j Si Nursery for Homeless Infants .. ...

... not any that cannot be overcome with perseverance. Yours truly, RIOBT, LiNc+. Durdham Down, 7th May, 1818. THE ST. GEORGE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. SiR-In the report published in your paper of this morning of a meeting held on Trooper's hill, at St. George, on ...

... increase 7; coat of cash and bread £265 3a ld, ncrease od Th reort of theo master (Mir Dodge.) eshowed thae there d, were 21 smallpox patients in the onfeotious hospital, bein8 Ita tlbe samen number as last week. k). In a discussion as to wbhat should be ...

... out relief in money £1886 9a 6i, increase £2 Os; in kind £21 is lOd, increase £4 las d t. SMALLPOX. The Stapleton visitors reported there were 11 cases of smallpox and four of scarlet fever in the hospital. TLE BOUNDARIES QUESTION. The CLaERX (Mr J. J. ...

... on Trooper's hill, to elect a committee and a consider what further steps shall be taken to obtain the removal of the smallpox hospital. Less than e 10O persons assembled, but it was stated that many o were kept away by other engagements. Several ...

... without pensions for the future, and under certain conditions of service, and without compensation in case of dismissal. SMALLPOX AT ST. GEORGE. PROGRESS OF THE PATIENTS. It is satisfactory to find that the hospital has already proved of considerable ...

... Fathers, and the issue can not be doubtful, but must be in favour of Greater Bristol. 'aso -, I am, Sir, yours truly, ?? SMALLPOX' HOSPITAL AT ST. GEORGE.' Sill-Were it not for the graver aspects and issues of this question, so important to' all, the ...