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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 17127 Bate Of mortality ?? zymotic diseases 1184 Died aged 00 and upwards is. , 1 Under one year old .. 10 Of fever .. 0 Smallpox .. 1 Scakrlt fever., 3 Measles.* 4 w hooping cough 0 fliarihoesa. 0 Diphtheria .. 0 Violence .. I Other causes .. 00 Inquest ...
... genera! wish on the subject, to show by maps the distribution of urban and rural districta under the Local Government Bill. SMALL-POX AT SHEFFIELD. Mr RITCHIE, replying to Mr Howard ‘Vincent, said the epidemic of a& Sheffield had practically died out. OFFICIAL ...
... 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 ...
... -| SMALLPOX AT ST. GEORGE. f&VtA1LJL.U- SWI. AL L va7 J. ' THREATENING MR W. BUTLER. Yesterday, at a meeting of the St. George LocaJI Board.MrW, Butler presiding, the subject of the resent explosion at the smallpox hospital, Trooper's hill, was men'tioned ...
... congratulated arish on the lowness of the death-rate, considering had been several epidemics of zymotic tier On the subject of small-pox the report i—T have already in my m on! thly reports so reported on this most loathsome only epitomise those remarks. Al ...
... 1 from smallpox, 4 from measles, he esnd 3 from- sacrlet fever. Seven deaths were from sse phthisis, 17 frompneumonia, bronchitis, and picurisy -. ch 8 from diseases of the' brain, and 1 from disease o t~he heart,. Nine fresh cases of smallpox were Ei>o ...
... priocipal zymotics—one from small-pox, four from measles, and three from Seven deaths were from phthisis, and 17 diseases of the brain and one from di from pneumonia, b i pleurisy; eight from of the heart. Nine fresh cases of small-pox were reported during the ...
... Panlton Cottage Hospital, which is close at hand, was not utilised to any great extent, and suggested that it could be used for smallpox patients. The second letter was written over thesignatureof A Miner, and made the starbling assertion that this loathsome ...
... January. relief for the week of 15 upon the jod of of out relief in and £215 2s, 19. he Stapleton Visitors roported that m of small-pox and four of ecariet “fever nthe ‘RE COsT OF LITIGATION. he board was asked to for the of the recent and also the costs in ...