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... UNPREPARED FOR SMALLPOX. MUCH dlifficulty and no small amount of danger have been experienced in different parts of the country in the course of the present prevalence of smallpox owing to the absence of hospital accammodaation for the isolation of infectious ...
... was held to receive a report fromn Dr. 'Whitaker, Mledical Superintenldenit Officer of Health.' relative to the outbreak of smallpox. The Mayor (Alderman Coafor; presided. and thlere wvas a large attendance of members. After full considerationI of the subj~ect ...
... LONDON- DERRTY. f' ?? the meeting oZ the GutardianIs tody-r . 1arrs Bere~sfa rh Eithe City and Coun1ty In-firmary to ractics small.pox patients into the fever wards oX that in1stitultle w7as consitlorei. 'Mr. IV. E. Scott, D.L., said thecy Ia fast nassedt ...
... ATlE OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN N L XV R Y . At the meeting of tlhe Newrv Board of Guar- dians on the 26th ihist.-Mr. RdhelT Harpur, ?? prshiding-0r. Clibborn. Local Governmuent B.ard inspecWui, said Lhe visitc-d Newry p-zidiv in refe- ?? to t.he outbrelk ...
... requested to give promptt information of any cases of smallpox comting under their notice. A disinfectitg chamber was erected at the1 City Fever Hospital. During the quarter forty-tu o cases of smallpox were broughtunder the notice of the sanitarv authority ...
... ITHE OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IS NEWRY. NEWRY. SATVRDAY.-Twenty-three cases are now in hospital suffering from small-pox, three additional patients, all residing in County Armagh, having been admitted to-day. It was thought that the outbreak had been successfully ...
... and they were admitted into the workhouse hospital on the 4th of February suffering from smallpox. From that date to the 31st of March tweenty-two cases of smallpox occurred in Belfast. On the 17th of January R. M., who appears never to have been so ill ...
... tihey had in Derry one ease of small-pox on an average in the year for the last fourteen years until this recent visitation. He believed these ninety beds should be divided into sections, properly isolated, for small-pox, typhus, typhoid, and scarlatina ...
... IS THE CATTLE PLIGUE SMALL-POX? Oua readers will tiad in this day's imrression of Larecz a second communication from Dr. Murebison on the points of resemblance between cattle plague and, smqll-pox, which descrves careful perusal. In this communication ...
... which, be stated, had been called for the Purpose of confen-ing -with the medical officers with r egard to the outbreak of smallpox in the city, and of con3sidering the question of re-vaccination. The medical officers then gave verbal reports of the condition ...
... SMALL.POX TN BELFAST: ITS MORAL. IDr our last issue 'We had occasion to call attention to the official otifi cation of the Poor law Com- missioners concerning the outbreak of this disease in Belfast. This circular assigned their due part in the causation ...