... SmsN-poz Outbreak. hook case small-pox at this week, patient nun named woonaa and tattoos at in tbe fever lieu= easveyed to tie isetieeties, asi pessout in a precarious emodities. pessostioas were at owe adopted to the dwelling. The four patients preroo ...

... Government Board, Dublin, Ist May, 1901. Sir,--Adverting to their circular letter of the 11th May, 1900, pointing out that small-pox was prevaient in certain towns in England sod the danger of its spreading to this country, and the consequent necessity for ...

... sympathy with the movement. SMALL-PDX. The Local Government Board wrote desiring to inform the Guardians that several cases of smallpox had recently been reported to them from various districts in Ireland, and they desired again to direct attention to the n ...

... than the half occurred at ages from to 93 years. Portstewart.—District is healthy. Limavady: Bellaretta. —An epidemic of smallpox occurred in the district during the past quarter; ten cases were removed to hoepital for treatment. The disease was conveyed ...

... was obliged to lay to for the ensuing day and night. In the morning it moderated so that boats could pass ; but having the smallpox on board the Bienfaisant, and near seven hundred prisoners on board the Phoenix, he was unwilling to introduce an infection ...

... SMALLPDX. TOL AK? •ACCMATCP, The Local Government ltard wrote requecting that, in the event of ►uv cax of smallpox appear. ing in the dispensary ,l•ntricta or workhouse. the medical officers wool I be careful to comply strictly with the directions and ...

... sketch of the alterations proposed to be carried out in the Workhouse with • view to the isolation of patients suffering from smallpox. It was decided to send on a rough sketch. The Local Government Board also wrote re. garding the report of their inspector ...

... , wrote asking the Council to grant him • bonus for extra services rendered in connection with the recent out• break of small-pox in the Magilligan district. Mr. le'Laughlin handed in notice to consider the matter on that day fortnight. INSPECTION OF ...

... H. Crawford, Clerk of the Union and esesutive sanitary album who was absent through illness, regarding the eatbreak of small•pox at Magilligan. He staled that on the 4th inst. Dr. MacCarthy. medical inspector of the Local Government Board, directed that ...

... reply to • query from •he Bench us to how that occurred, defendant that this school' had been closed for some time owing to smallpox, and that when it was opened again there war no teacher. Mr. Scott said the school was open 103 •deys between January and ...

... through • disinfecting apparatus of comparatively little value afterwards. The Chairman---A few years ago there • rue of smallpox at Rasharkin end w• bad to pay • large sum is compensation for idethisig which were destroyed. Mr. Armour--I think a disinfecting ...

... inteetild during the past seven years amounted tin Os It. a year. That included, however, a sun) d fur clothes burned in a small-pox cow, which as. exceptional. Mr. Marinaster—Give them the same reply Rural Council. Mr. Stott Yes. that we consider it would ...