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... NV. Murdochr ed WEEA SisALLPOtx COST HRuLL.-Dr. Fraser, the chair- so man of the Hull Health Commrittee. states that the a smallpox outbreak has cost the people of Hull £12,500 en for vaccination alone. Doringitbe prevalence of the is i ao 80,00 peunis ...
... 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 ...
... him, and in 1881 he served as .a member of the Royal Commission to inquire into the condition of the London hospitals for smallpox and fever cases. 1882 the great surgeon was one of the scientific celebrities who received an honorary degree at the jubilee ...
... thy James Paget was • member of the UM Commission appointed to inquire into the tooditions of the London Hospitals for small-pox and fever patients, and into the means of preventing the spread of infection. In 1844 he married Lydia. daughter of the late ...
... tolerate legal compulsion in the matter of Pj vacocination against alcoholism thansin that of 1 o the like protection against smallpox. So D the discovery of the Parisian docter's is not T onlikely to revolntioiniise the conditions of T~ ,be human life yet ...
... 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 ...
... that on Saturday there were three smali-pox cases admitted to the Evan Fraaer Hospital, aud during Sunday five cases. The small-pox stars in Hull again had effect tho issue of library books. The Hull librarian reported today that there were 17,000 books ...
... I mm tort «hto fto «r tonft ms tusifci to Into tort moms hnsntofa to sad to nr ssfatoss, hto torts! irtsnßi to tos wtoto SMALLPOX AT HULL. Or. Pater, te .1 I tea d Hail Baal* Ckmlll.., ateaa tel te teteH artkaaak te tka paapb M «5506 te aaillH ate. Dafiaf ...
... 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 ...
... ADDRESSES PROTECT AGAINST SMALLPOX AND ALL INFECTIOUS DISEASES USIHG JEYES' FLUID (NON-POISONOUS), In 6d Is Bottles, and in Tins and Drums JEYES' DISINFECTANT SOAP. lib Bars, at 4d lb. TEE ONLY ROYAL WARRANTS FOR DISINFECTANTS. TO BE OBTAINED ...
... forwarded free. Artificial Eyes and Spectacles supplied. Consultations free. Letter* to 71, Great George-street, Leeds. SMALL-POX PREVENTATIVE. I have Lares Stock of the HERB INDIAN CUT' Purpurea!, used the Inuiaiis Prevent taking the J £AT I. THE LEADING ...
... was addrensed To the General Postmaster fori Manta Plans. and inquiries it was found that citiid-writer > father Had died smallpox. His nc'i c, who lived the hll u.-. i ii.tti surcnrnberl. !tn(! two other members the family attacked with the had recently ...