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... considered for the amalgamation and future administration of the Hospital on the same basis, and in the same manner as the Joint Small-pox Hospital was now maintained. The Council would probably :gna with the Committee in thinking that without some detail of the ...
... considered for the amnlgamstion end future administration of the Hospital on the same basis, and in the manner the joint Smallpox Hospital wan now maintained. The Committee thought that without some details of the suggested scheme of amalgamation, and ...
... upper circle, pit and gab if purchased in advance admit # A CENTURY AGO. Prom the loth, 1909.—.We are sorry anuary r that tho smallpox is erricasly spread ite baneful evils at the Halfway hove® was juct this time twelveanonthe aft t the measles mend so violently ...
... afternoon, of Mr. we (99 ant P J ¢ or! with t Toh Brodie, a retired Chief Boatswain, ese an rt week Co Rial at a pposed case of smallpox on board the into R Who died im his 82nd year at his resi- 0 rierly In an K The patient was sent | « Ar o ov he spital and ...
... y unfit for dotya desire to save the life of a patient, io which she was successful - together with the fact that io the smallpox epidemic 19012 her services were such warrant the granting extra payment, her exceptional service shoo'd recognised. The ...
... Malta is concerned. The only unfortunate incident connected with the American visit was the discovery of supposed case of smallpox on board the Kearsarjc. The patient was sent into hospital and quarantine was established in the vessel. ...
... complaints, and he had called the attention of the Inspector to it. ~ The question as to whether the Council should keep on the Smallpox Hospital affer March 24th was then discussed. Mr. Powell proposed that the Clerk be instructed to write the Urban District ...
... at 3) per cent., and tbe remaining 4a. was at present in hands of the Treasurer. SMALL-POX HOSPITAL. With regard to the quoatioo of whether or not the temporary Small-pox Hospital should be continued after March 25th, IW®. it wa* decided that if the Urban ...
... Petchora, has Village of Kolva, on a Reuter come to St. Petersburg (says te! ram) in order to study inoculation against small-pox and Siberan plague. a He has been by the Czar [sarskoe Selo, and presented to the Czare vitch some Samoyede toys made by ...
... payment of £3 155., thus leaving a total credit balance of £619 Bs. 3d. Smali-pox Mospital. The continuance of the temporary smallpox hospital for another twelve months was next discussed. : This hospital has in the past been maintained jointly by the Urban ...
... and burn the rate money, I suppose !’ Then came a poser, “ What's between us and Knowle?' ‘“The Workhouse, Isolation, and Small-Pox Hospital,” esays I. “Book us two corner seats in the Work‘house,”” says they. “l{nrr§ up,” ‘says I, ““before they are full ...
... January to June, 1908, there were births registered, whom were successfully vaccinated. Three were insusceptible; none had smallpox; there were 31 certificates of tioos objection; 30 died; there were five postponements; two removals to districts where the ...