... must take, or is liable to take, small-pox. He assumes, secondly, that vaccination is a protection against small-pox. These are the two articles of the vaccinator's creed. I deny both these assumptions. I deny that small-pox is a necessity, and I cannot see ...

... royal commission to inquire into the working of the Vaccination Acts. Also into the condition as regarded the prevalence of small-pox or otherwise, of any towna or districts in which the Government had for two years or more failed to proee. cute for refusal ...

... royal commission to inquire into the working of the Vaccination Acts. Also into the condition as regarded the prevalence of small-pox of any towns or districts in which the Government had for two years or more failed to prose. cute for refusal to vaccinate ...

... djing of consumption near Northampton. Last week I found near London eight families in tents and vans under the walls of a smallpox hospital. Fover has been in another van family in nearly the whole of the winter. Surely on moral, social, religious, ph ...

... number of deadc in front zymotic disenase-, e-., within the borougirof le Cardiff for tile week ending Saturday last:- - Small-pox ?? ?? Ig mesles ?? ., ?? ?? ?? O Scarlet Ferer ?? ?? O ?? .. .. ,111. I-L ?? ?? I I- t Whoopirig Cough- ?? I eyphoid ?? ...

... adduced the example of Leicester f, -that isolation, quarantine, and disinfection were sufficient to meet the terrible evil of small-pox, and lie urged that, under those circumstances, ihe demand contained in his resolution was thorougily n justified. A Dr. ...

... NViti) regard to the terms of reference, the commission would enquire into the efficacy of vaccination, the mortality from small-pox, what means other than vaccination might be used to diminish small-pox,how far they could be relied on, the objections made ...