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... THE SMALLPOX IN LONDON. In troublous times it is always gratifving to learn of philanthropic actions, especially whenthe arc prompted by good feeling and sympathy, do not wait to be asked for. The following letter addressed by Messrs e Bros., Limited ...
... BOARD OF GUARDIANS. We very much regret that our report of last week stated that small-pox had broken out in the Workhouse. As a matter of fact there was no small-pox, but there were six cases of chicken-pox among the children. WESLEYAN CHAPEL.—On Sunday ...
... this subject, viz., the directors of small-pox hospitals. Dr George Gregory, who was for fifty years head of the small- pox hospital in London, averred that not only was vaccination non-productive against small-pox, but that one of the remarkable effects ...
... S10 12s. There were 3 cases of smallpox. Second week: Number in the House 146, as against 140; out-door paupers 338, against 267; amount of out-relief £21 17s. 6d. as against £ 16 7s. 6d. There were 2 cases of smallpox. A meeting of the ...
... left in the hands of the master and matron. THE SMALL-POX CASE. A letter was read from Mr. James Fortune the relieving officer, requesting remuneration for the extra work in connection with the small-pox case at Welshpool. For six weeks he had supplied ...
... Varchoel and other places, walls, paving footpaths, compensation for the isolation and des- truction of bedding, &-c., in small-pox and fever cases, and other work ordered by the Council amounting in the whole to £ 210 16s. All these matters were not calculated ...
... Arthur and Ta- Lien-Wan, under threat to have resource to force if diplomatic means do not proceed. Twelve fresh cases of small-pox were on Tuesday notified to the authorities at Middlesbrough, ten of which were from houses hitherto free from the disease ...
... breaking-out. It is useless to vaccinate them.—The Chairman: If vaccination is useless, it is a very curious thing that small-pox has so much disappeared.-Applicant: I don't know whether it has disappeared.—The Chairman But it has there is a visible decrease ...
... Guardian. On the motion of Mr. J. PRYCE-JONES, it was agreed that the Guardians should be provided with copies. THE RECENT SMALL-POX CASE. A letter was read from Mr. G. Snook, Welshpool, asking for some remuneration for services rendered by him in connection ...
... unions would only co-operate with their Board it would be doing something to prevent the spread of small-pox. They had had an unpleasant experience of a small-pox outbreak in the past, and they ought to try to do something to prevent its introduction.—Mr. B ...
... compile the abstract at once and then submit it to the Finance Committee. THE SMALL-POX SCARE. The Local Government Board wiote that in view of the prevalence of small-pox among vagrants and inmates of common lodging houses in certain parts of the country ...
... was to get ready to start at once. It is understood that the regi- ment will embark within eight or ten days. OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT GLOUCESTER. At Gloucester City Quarter Sessions, to-day, the grand jury urged that vaccination laws urgen required amendment ...