... temnorary provision, therefore. for the check of epidemics, the committee begged to recommend as follows :-That in cases of small-pox the agreement made by the Oldmachar Local Authority for the reception of patients, at a fixed charge, in the City Hospital ...

... I come not to give an account of it because I hear others doing it, but I do so from my own experience. I was treated for smallpox, and found Dr Hay to be most attentive in his visits, and in giving instructions for the benefit of the patients. The matron ...

... past y-ears this method of protection had been found captble of being made efficient. Fortunately, the disease in question, smallpox, which was controlled by vaccination, was one against which there wvs very special need for protection, for there was hone ...

... this season, the , St Combs supply yielding at present four gallons r per minute more than at the sanse date last year. The smallpox and cholera hospitals, Mr Mearns reported, were in an efficient condition. The cleans- ing of Burngrains Burn was remitted ...

... I Irnfirmary yesterday it was reported thab three h sisters, five attendants, and 58 children, who were e suffering from smallpox, had been received from St 'Joseph's Industrial School into Monsall Hospital. Of the children, 13 were seriously ill. PeT ...

... 119 in t the preceding -1tperiod and 57 in the mn corresponding period of last year. Of these S la Icoases there were no small-pox, 1 typhus, unude- en bfined, and 4 scarlet fever, 2 measles', and no hoop- fe ing - cough. Of these 7 were removed to the ...