... the deliberate opiuicr.s of two eminent medical officers of health, London gets its scarlet fever from farmyards and its small-pox epidemics from Paris. The one comes with tho milk; the other, I presume—though Dr. Sykes is not exact that point—with the ...

... named Thomas Moore deposed finding the money in the box dose to the place where deceased said put it. SMALL-POX RETURNS. Fourteen fresh rase* cf small-pox were notified in London this morning. At midnight tbe ceses numbered 1,561. A MUNIFICENT DUCAL GIFT ...

... against another Sooth American country, pcssibly Columbia, is contemplated- SMAU.-POX AT STOCKPORT. Two more deaths from small-pox arc reported from Stockport, waking a total of seven the outbreak MR. CHAMBERLAIN AT PIETER- ...

... very scrums operation, *v*'*'■ J.O ' *'• Chairman: You taking very great responsibility. Smallpox much more than affection of the glands. Col If your child took smallpox and died you would never forgive yourself. Applicant: Yes. bat the effect of vaccination ...

... GLANCE. at the Beck ton Gasworks engaged raaght by the gas and died from medical officer reported to the « yesterday that 102 smallpox the Corporation hospitals. u»rday üßprovement in the Banbury. appears that he , attack blood-poisoning. the late Mr. J. ...

... borough, was £1.207. It was decided to apply for a lean of £1,550 to the award and «■ ioenses. The brewer who supplied the small-pox hospital with beer on the occasion the recent outbreak, having refused to take back owkß, the sum of Os. lid. claimed was ...

... ago a smallpox hospital was built which, including the site. cost £35,000. It contains fifty beds, but sine 1907 has not received a single patient. Probably the authorities congratulate themselves and their district on its immunity from smallpox, and argue ...

... announce that they will give their entire net profit, and also £200,000 per annum for the next four yean to their customers. SMALL-POX RETURNS. Sixteen fresh cases of small pox were notified London this morning. Owing to small pox in North Shields, some of ...

... Slightly better this morning. SMALL-POX AT SALFORD. . cate small-pox was reported to-day Salford. TRANSPORT ARRIVAL AT SOUTH- AMPTON. .T&h: Chattered transport; frarlech Caftle, arrived* Southampton to-day from Bermuda. SMALL-POX IN LONDON. Six fresh cas3« ...

... KIMBERLEY'S'TONDITION. Lord Kimberley passed good night. Hia general condition remains the same yesterday. SMALL-POX AT GUSCOW. The Glasgow small-pox returns to-day are more satisfactory. The fresh cases number 13. and there has been one death. Patients ...

... Mr. Heaton thought the vagrants who never did any work ooght to transported for life, and not about the country spreading smallpox. Three oat of every five tramps were short service army men. Mr. Gibbon said it appeared as if the were a training ground ...

... HOSPITAL QUESTION. A letter wa* received from the Corpoiotion of Bournemmuh respecting the provision joint small-pox hospital, and the Sanitary Committee, who had considered the question, recommended that the Cleik should write in reply sugcestinc that ...