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... SMALLPOX. DEWSBURY. Smallpox has again broken out the district, in whioh is enormous number vaccinated. Tiro cases have been admitted to tV Hospital others Hoothill NT* her, and thr>-e more have occurred in Ltew*Luxy, clone ike burden The guff, r.-rs ...
... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. LEEDS.-At a meeting of the Leeds Board of Guardians yesterday, Mr. T. Winn (Chairman) presiding, it was decided to continue for another mouth the existing restrictions concerning leave of absence granted to paupers wishing to visit ...
... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. THE LEEDS CASES. Several fresh oases smallpox wore removed the Leeds Smallpox Hospital yesterday. A patient, it will be remembered, wwa taken frm tile Mean wood-road district on Wednesday. Two resultant canes were discorered the ...
... SMALLPOX AT CLECKHEATON. Yesterday afters oca Dr. Mormon, Medical Officer lor Cleckheaton, received notification case of smallpox at Oakeashaw, Cleckheatou. The case » type, and the sufferer is a youag woman, a arefciaaker, who bat visited latterly Leeds ...
... - SMALLPOX AND BANKRUPTCY. A meeting of the creditors of Thomas Grcgory Smith, 131, Winson Green Road, Birmingham, fish, frut, and poultrv dealer. lately carrying on businesat lat IA and 14-5, Wiinson Green Road, was held yeterdav at the ofce of the ...
... showed that a man eame en ja ~the beginning of Jnly witsheruptions no lodged at the Rtising Sun. Tnat ornption *rrto he small-pox, and tho landlord's family i during all t is time customers were ad. Ito defecce was that the medical man pro. ~ea: e to ...
... Dewsbury and Smallpox.—There i» no cas% of smallpox 1U the workbouse. The Guardians, hare, however, received application from Batlej for the reception of three patients. The Local ...
... HOW SMALL-POX WAS SPREAD AT NEWMARKET. On Tuesday, at the hearing of severalcaces before t3he Newmarket magistrates, extraordinary revela. tions were made as to tne cause of the outbreak and spread of small-pox in that place. Therenewal of the licence ...
... SMALLPOX IN THE DEWSBURY UNION. TO THE ECHOES OF THE LEEDS Gentlemen, —It be evident to any one that Mr. Josejfc Taylor, Batley, neither read my nor beard read, hut penned his epistle upon what he had been given to understand 1 mid, otherwise vwM not ...
... that the DANGER OF SMALL-POX INFECTING IPSWICH is far greater than is ordinarily imagined. Thir- teen days being the period which elapses between the time when a person takes small-pox and the time when the rash appears, and small-pox being infectious ...
... from fever, and devoted wholly to small-pox cases. The smaltpox hospttal was quite full. The Rev. F. Burges, observing that in all huosan -probability the guardians ivould require all the room at their disposal for small-pox cases, masde a motion to the effevt ...
... presiding. StuLLpoX Rstreiqs,-The ?? reported that the nlisunber of smallpox patients in the infirmary on the pre- viousf day wiraso 70; admitted since, 2; total that mornang, THAXMER OF THE SMALLPOX WARDS TO THE TOWN COU a CI-The CLERK read a letter from the ...