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... Baronet in 1871; and sat upon two l i Royal Commissions, one to inquire into the condition of the London small-pox and fever hospitals, the other on small-pox and raceinatioa. He was President of the Clinical Society .in 1889 ; of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical ...
... July, 1875. was a member of the Royal Commission appointed in 1881 to enquire into the condition of (he London hospitals for smallpox and fever rases and into the means of preventing the spread of infection. Sir James was one of the scientific celebrities ...
... In 1881, he was ap- pointed a member of the Royal Commission to inquire into the condition of the London Hos- pitals for small-pox and fever cases, and into the means of preventing the spread of infec- tion. His first appointment as a Court surgeon dates ...
... beginning of our own times. Thereat. plenty of people living now who can remember when tenth person you met pitted with the small-pox; when gibbering idiots and more or lees harmless lunatics were common objects in the towns, and the public sport of the ountry ...
... photographs. But it is a mistake to suppose that all diseases ate eaused by germs. For instance, although discovered in small-pox, scarlet fever, and measles, the bacilli in these cases are only accidentally present or associated with weendary infection ...
... Latest News ma Nutshell Small-pox is reported to be spreading at Peshawar, and several Europeans are among the victims, @ % L 3 O Meteorological Office, 11 a.m. — To-day's weather forecast for London and Channel : Southerly and south-westerly winds, ...
... We can hardly doubt that inoculation will be as great a security against both these diseases ;is vaccination is against small-pox. But India is afflicted with v third scourge, typhoitl fever, which, indeed, is too common in most parts of the world. In ...
... since their marriage took up their residence at AmaJienborg, Copenhagen, the 30th of December.—Dalzicl. SMALLPOX IN INDIA. Bombay, January 2. Small-pox is reported to be spreading at Peshawur, and several Europeans are among the victims.— INDIAN GOLD. Bombay ...
... 56 from diphtheria, 28 from whoopin^. cough, 18 from enteric fever, 0 from diarrhea* and dysentery, and not one death from smallpox, from typhus, from any ill-defined form of continued fev.r, or from cholera ; thus 187 deaths were referred to Mies* diseases ...
... ACCIDENT and DISEASE INSURANCE.— A WEEKLY ALLOWANCE during total disablement by accident or by typhoid, typhus, scarlet fever, smallpox, measles, or diphtheria, with capital sum in event of death or loss of limbs or eyes (doubled if Railway Accident), and a ...
... GTTHTlS O rotacts from W IFB I~ n 1 FEVERS. MEASLES. WR ~~~~~~SMAL~LPOX, &r. au~lealza4 O2;4L ,T HE BATH __ - -NURSERY. ru.Yly true 311tiseptie Foap, JtDer 1YIflSIL MLpICAL lcA;r' . uel _4t ost chcctivc InI~I eae5~ TarSoaps. ANCLUT. Tablte, Aa, and Foxes ...
... December, 1899, were : Men. 735; women, 133; children under lb, 9 ; total, 880. The number of patients in the tever and small-pox hospitals of the Metropolitan ?? .Ji Y lit X let O th « l*«t day of the week was returned u_ m? * ia 18as ' MM ta 16a7 * ...