... coat 3d peri ton less for breaking.—The Board agreed to consider the questio i at future time. ■' The :nedical officer (De. Clarkson) Btated that no , more ctses of .fever had opcuped the Old Yard. It waa stated that the repavirig it would I« proceeded ...

... and the moathly financial which that there wae balance in the hands of the treasurer of £1,901 15s 8d.—The minutes were De. Clarkson as fol. lows :—This being oaly the 4th of the month the deaths of November have not therefore give you no information the ...

... Nuisasces, Mr. T. Waters; Boad or, Mr, H. Dixon. AND FINANCE. | and the financial statement, ‘Clerk read the minutes of the De. Clarkson he stated that the death-rate jovember was reed hie monthly report, ip which only 16 per 1000. Since last he bad fever ...

... Rural Sanitary Authors .--At the monthly meeting of this Board, held on Wednesday, the Rev. B. P. Hoderson, presiding, De. Clarkson, medical officer, read his report for December. On®, death from typhoid fever had occurred Broomhik Colliery, for which ...

... toast deman: “The immortal Robert Rurna.” ht and rath ‘The toast was enthusiastically and respectfully drank, after which De. Clarkson had to vacate the chair in order to catch a train home, and bis place was filled by Mr. Bland, the com y rising as he fallow ...

... purpose at all. In regard to professional testimony, he could mention a large number of names, but he would only mention two. De. Clarkson was medical officer for 20 years, and that gentleman never suggested such a thing as to take the infectious hospital to ...