... are necessary on a Brits ish passport, VACCINATION Unless otherwise advised before the ship’'s departure from the U.K., no smallpox vaccination is required, ...

... reported victims of smallpox. Now W.H.O. has been able to announce success in the virtual eradication of the disease. Professor Richards suggested that the time was coming when the only threat from this disease would lie in the stocks of smallpox virus to be ...

... both survived their count of my talk to father. A son, also the Ripon and Dis- called Oliver, died of trict Men’s Forum, I smallpox in the was apparently quot- spring of 1644, aged ed as having said that 21. He was ‘the joy of Cromwell’s son was his father’ ...

... was a well used by travelling drivers to water their stock. We heard about ‘Blind Jack’ or John Metcalfe who was blinded by smallpox at the age of three. He was a minstrel at the Battle of Culloden and became a well known road maker. He sold fish in the ...

... from the Danube to claim the throne in Rome. During his three years in Britain, his health much impaired by an attack of smallpox, Severus with his elder son went first to York and from there led an expeditionary force through Catterick, Piercebridge ...

... we should remember the remarkable success of UNICEF and the World Health Organisation (WHOO��s joint capaigns against TB, smallpox and other diesases. During the meeting the chairman was saddened to report the deaths during the year of Miss Florence Shaw ...

... its MY the road near Sawiey Hall agencies. The World Health {he | w?xmlm;’bbfl Organisation, for example, on has wiped out smallpox, and could eradicate common diseases of today (including YAWS and malaria) for the cost of one aircraft carrier. The High ...

... AN 99/ 2OVEARS THIS week 25 years ago Ripon was hit by a smallpox scare as hundreds of people, alarmed by its outbreak in the West Riding rushed to be vaccinated. The local Public Health Office was bombarded with kinquiries and doctors’ surgeries were ...

... 00 DENNIS 10.18 SAVED BY THE BELL 10.48 RAWHIDE: Incident At Red River Station A dedicated surgeon faces resistance to his smallpox vaccinations from an ignorant barber-surgeon and when Gil is exposes to the disease, his life is put at risk 11.48 LITTLE ...

... whose 200 ITN NEWS HEADLINES followed by NIGHT squaw he has stolen and who blames the white NETWORK man for an outbreak of smallpox in his tribe. 4.00 ITN NEWS HEADLINES followed by THE HIT Driven into the Rockies, where his cpllenfiues MAN AND HER Are&ckcd ...

... his wife, Lorna, have a son, Graham, and daughter. Gillian. ® MR DON WILD. (S) photographer at Birmingham University from smallpox in 1978. @ A telefax stating overdosing in animal experiments may lead to “the tendency of animals to bite the staff” which ...

... onefrom influenza, two from heart disease, five from senile decay and the rest from various causes. Owing to the prevalence of smallpox in many parts of the kingdom, it has been deemed advisable to make provision against the possible advent of the disease into ...