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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 ...
... Small-Pox. The Row T. Jones drew attention to this quelition, and urged the adoption of *trier ent measures for dealing with the matter. He referred to eases at Rhayader and Leintwardine, and as he understood there would be a meeting that afternoon of ...
... SMALL-POX. It was reported by the CLERK that had received communication from Dr. Palmer, Newtown, to the effect that a case of small-pox bad broken out in Newtown, The case was that of a man named Mapp’ who was carpenter. The Dr wanted to know what steps ...
... SMALL-POX. It was resolved to offer a boons of £5 to the inspector (Mr Worthing) lor the extra work he had bad co perform during and after the small-pox at the Workhouse. RB. APPOINTMENTS. —The Medical Officers and Inspector were reappointed. ...
... SMALL-POX AT THE HOUSE. The Master reported that a tramp had been admitted into the House suffering from amall-pox. He was admitted on Tuesday night, and made no complaint to the taskmaster bat on the following morning be complained of feeling unwell ...
... Brynmawr Small-Pox. Dr. A. Lancelot Jones (medical offioer of health) reported to the Brynmawr District Council that the email - pox epidemic was increasing at the rate of ten oases per week. Up to the present 140 cases bad been attended to. In his opinion ...
... Small-Pox Pnmautionc The Clerk read the Officer's report to the Local Government Board with refmenoe to sniall-pot and the proposed burning of the bunks in the tramps' ward. The Inspector reported that. according to orders he had disinfected the bunks ...
... Smallpox thk 18th Cfhtcbt. Pocked-mark face* were characteristic of 18th century towns as peculiarities of arch fracture, dress, manners. Of 2,443 turrivors of the epidemic of 1722 in Ware, 2,141 bore the impress of smallpox, and the disease which in ...
... SMALL-POX IM THIS HOUSE. The Master reported that during the last eight or nine weeks they had had three women and two men infected with small-pox, and oat of that number two bad died.—Mr. U. Morgan said this matter was assuming a serionsaspect, aud be ...
... Government Board and Small-Pox. The following communication under date 6th Jane was reed : —I directed by the Local Government Board to state that they have been informed by the Medical Meer of Health that an outbreak of small-pox has in the Borough of ...
... there was an enemy to the bases ram it is f-vet. It I lelieve a. bad as smallpox, ',opposing it were pnes:hle to have the latter diabase without its m.rk being let. In the first place I shall entire the terns se irl.tisia. W. Y. Tenni -Id, M.D., Matti ...
... to SANITAS is the beet preventive against the of Small-pox, Typhoid Fever, gemist NTS,. of Pootdind-Moath, Cattle, and all Infection' IT and has no injunotts action on the gnat clothirg, furniture, carpeting, te. It is strongly recommended by the highest ...