... SMALLPOX AT HORFIELD. PROTEST AGAINST THE HOSPITAL. Last night a public meeting was held in the vestry of the parish church, IHorfield Common, to protest against the erection of the proposed infections diseases hospital. The vicar, the Rev F. Bingham ...

... .. 170 Rate of mortality from zymnotie diseases 0.6 Died aged 60andu lwards . 24 Under one year old ?? Of fever ?? . O0 Smallpox ?? Scarlet fever ?? ?? Measles . . 2 Whooping cough.. . ?? .. 0 Diarrhoea.. . .. ?? ?? Diphtheria .. . .. . .. . 0 Violence ...

... splendid arrange. ment to relieve the parish of smallpox, but he thought thatwhateverwas done must be done jointly with the Barton Regis Authority and the Horfield Board. Mr REDDING asked whether the smallpox had abated at all. Mr Cox replied that at the ...

... and even some of the animals at the Zoological Gardens are suffering from Smallpox. We have the authority of the chaizman of the society for saying that there is no case of smallpox at the gardens, It may prevent the further repetition of this idle story ...

... ready to withdraw. They departed in less than that time, after which the choir practice proceeded as usual. The Iorfield Smallpox Hospital scheme collapsed suddenly yesterday-a piece of news which will cause the hearts of the Filton people, the rector ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... purposeof erecting a smallpox hospital, and the negotiations were fairly The Commissioner-Ought not that to have been done a long time ago?7 (hear, hear). Mr Watts replied that during the last five years Horfield only had eight smallpox cases, and arranged ...

... and ask that 'they shall be handed to the Assistant Com. missioner in writing.' Horfield has been touched so closely with smallpox that the members of the Local Board have at length roused themselves to the action which should have been taken months ago ...