... minute had reference to the outbreak of smallpox in Europe. Dr. Bridger begins his minute by declaring his desire to direct attention to the existence of what appears likely to prove a pandemic outbreak of smallpox. He mentions London, Glasgow and Liverpool ...

... should a cue of smallpox occur there. The reply from the Oommissione • of St. Lucy was as follows :-- The Commissioners had decided, suliject to the approval of the Board, to use the St. Lucy Almshouse as an isolation hospital for smallpox, if necessary ...

... did not make a man immune from smallpox. Hon. Dr. Phillips saitithe (motion was this: Could a contact convey the disease except he himself was infected The President: That was a diff neat thing altogether from smallpox. Dr. B3xlll : Ii is not so different ...

... Ii a mattes of dub.. irrir our Park judging by the existing conditions of slain, we consider as invasion of small-pox most unlikely. But small-pox is not the only sod ow kind of isfulions disuse that may be introduced into Ibis island. There are other Windom ...

... are being carried oat which are necessary to prevent the admission of oases of smallpox, and which preeautions had reunited last year in the discovery of three oases of smallpox and their removal from ships to Pelican Island, bat that, in addition, it is ...

... being carried out which are necessary to prevent the adage. 'ion of cases of smallpox, and which precautions had resulted last year in the discovery of three cues of smallpox and their removal from ships to Pelican Island, but that, in addition, it is ...

... Isolation Hospital Question. A scare having been raised respecting the possible introduction or occurrence in this island of Smallpox, —which a certain eminent local authority has declared to be likely to become pandemic,—the cause of .the appearance of the ...

... imported case of smallpox there . _ . which had beeo - ieolated. The Board received the reply of the Commissioners of Health oi St. Michael to their letter calling on them to provide an isolation hospitalto meet any sudden cue of smallpox which may arise ...

... Hague. Nets York 14 47 15.—Owing to the purser of the B itish Steamer having developed an eruptive disease, believed to be smallpox, on the voyage bow Banos Aires, all the passengers on her arrival here to-day vectoiosted and placed in go rantioe. Na other ...

... employed in a corn warehouse who died on June 23; (2) from the British 'Consul at Paramaribo stating that one imported case of smallpox of a mild type there had been isolated. Correspondence which had passed between the Board and the Commissioners of Health ...

... did not make • man immune from smallpox, Hon. Dr. Phillips said the question was this: Could a contact convey the disease except he himself was infected I The Plesideat : That was a diffeient tbiog altogether hoot smallpox. _ Di. : bis not so different ...

... immediately provide an isolation hospital. (2). In the circumstances they would ask that, as in 1902 (in fact in the last smallpox epidemic) a portion of the buildings at Pelican Island should be allotted for the purpose. '(3). The Commissioners would ...