... district clerk, asking if tho burgh would join in bearing a share of the expense of a smallpox hospital situated between 3uardbridge and Leuchars, as in future no case of smallpox would be albwed into Ovenstone hospital. The Treasurer—Will it be a place where ...

... The clerk rs6d a letter from Mr Macpherson, Clerk to $t Andrews District Committee, asking if the Council would join in the smallpox hospital erected between Givardbridge and Leuchars at a cost .f £535. The Provost said they wotild require to take some action ...

... from 8t Andrews Districts Committee, informing the Council that Ovenstone Hospital was to be weserved solely for eases of smallpox until further Doti's, and asking the Connsil to take all the usual precautions. A letter was also read from the Local Government ...

... FAN EVADES THE GATE GUARD. THE bail-storm of bullets did no harm, but merely pitted the soft soil of the compound as with small-pox marks, for nearly every one had, at that hour, sought shelter, somewhere or other, from the intense heat of the summer_ sun ...

... in a cab. The local doctor hal his attenti in drawn to the case by the local practitioner. and found that it was a case of smallpox. The patient hss been removed to the h , spital. ...

... MIBcELLANEoUB. The Council delayed consideration as to the prr.i.osed smallpox hospital, and alsoas to a letter relating to the weights and measures of the burgh. It was agreed to thoroughly repair the town's I:arrow, chile Bailie Brodie promised to supply ...

... Council went over the paupers roll and adjusted it. The Clerk read a circular from the Local Government Beard with regard to smallpox. The Clerk was instructed to get she paupers vaccinated if any oetl.re►k occurred :. The Clerk read s letter from :dr R. ...

... in cowpox, smallpox, or any other pox, and they point-blank refuse to guarantee Its purity and efficacy. It is simply purulent matter squeezed from the festering sores on a calf's belly. ♦accination does not avert smallpox. Every smallpox epidemic has ...

... though the Committee had dune the very hest passible for the district, and as many of the people in Leslie who had taken smallpox wets working people with families, when one was taken from the house to the hospital the others were not allowed to work ...

... tried but had not succeeded. A sanatorium was far more important in his opinion than a smallpox hospital, because if people got vaccinated there was little risk of smallpox. His experience was that in Scotland they were rather behind some districts in England ...

... district authorities regarding a smallpox hospital, but seeing a bequest was was the town for a hospital by Mr Bain the meeting declined to join. The Inspector stated the hospital was presently kept empty io case of any smallpox being notified in the burgh ...

... no death from smallpox in any one of the 67 great towns of England and Wales. Of course one knows that an epidemic is always within the range of possibility, and that provision must be made aceordingly, but at the same time the smallpox hospita in ordinary ...