... Medical Officer to the Bristol Sanitary Authority (Dr Davies):-As smallpox appears to have died out-in Bristol and the neigbbourhood, the retention of your infectious wards for smallpox to the exclusion of fever would appear to be no longer necessary. ...

... been effectual in stamping out smallpox (hear, hear). Up to 1870 they were all of the opinion that it was being stamped out, but then there came that great epidemic, when it was estimated there were 120,000 cases of smallpox, and of that number it was computed ...

... with the disease by means of some such general isolation of patients iD hospital as has proved successful in the ease of smallpox. May t ask your board to request their medical officers to secure, where possible, removal of pauper cases to the Infoctions ...

... required to show that searlet fever is as much to be guarded against as smallpox, than the figures quoted in my quarterly returns, showing a mortality during 12 years from smallpox of 55, and during the same period from scarlet lever of 1327. It is no ...

... Royal Infirmary. ?? Goneral Hospital .. .. 31 Bristol Union Workhouse ?? Barton Regis Union Workhouse 41 Lunatic ?? 2 14 Smallpox flospital 10 Fever Hospital .. ?? .. . 0 St.Peter's Hlospital ?? .. 0 Children's Hospital ?? I Nurecry for Zomeless Infants ...

... The. birtls during the same period numbered 103, being. more than three times the number of deaths, There was one case of smallpox early in the month, bat' none since, and I think the disease is almost stamped out in that parish. There is no epidemic in ...

... Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases .. 138 Died aged 60 and upwards .. ?? 22 Under one year old x. 27 Of fever . .. ?? 0 Smallpox, ?? ?? 0 Searlet ?? Measles . ?? Whooping cough. .. ?? O * Dinrrhcea ?? ?? ?? Diphtheria 2.. ?? Violence ?? Other causes ...

... tens of thohsands; but, in the language of the text, if you take the divers you are gene. These earthly doctors can cure smallpox, chblera, end yellow fever, if they get there. in time; but nobody but the good Lord can cure the dived The health of the ...

... results. ,a working man gave his experience of the Charity Organisation Society's neglect, and said he would rather see a smallpox ambnlance than a relieving officer in his street, Unless a man attended sonme place of worship he did not get a hearing (1 ...

... CLIlyoteD pointed out that the difference in the t nutmber of indoor poor compared with lest year was t nffected by the number of smallpox patients in the t hospital last year. C The subject then dropped. t AN IMPORTANT QUESTION. hiss CLIFrOVD, in pursuance of ...

... tenants were to keep the rent and the land too. They all knew what to do with the land grabber-to shun him' like Oman with the small-pox. He submitted that even if thbce speeches bad simply been delivered with no previous knowledge of what would be the con- ...

... increased. As to the hospital his expenditure, he pointed oat that new hospitals had to ba ay provided in consequence of th smallpox epoidemic. Takinug the estimate ias a whole, ae thought they would find that it wvas a very sound and cajreful one. tat Mr ...