... SMALLPOX. A young married woman in Sunderland waa conveyed to hospital last week-end suffering from smallpox. is not known where she contracted the diseaae, but her husband has been recently working in Northumberland, cuaih smallpox have lately occurred ...

... NOT SMALLPOX ■Walter Land, 32-year-old seaman who was taken to hospital with mystery rash when the liner Deseado arrived at Liverpool yesterday, not victim smallpox, it was stated to-day The rash is said to nonmlectious. -¥■ -¥■ SPRING INTERIOR MATTRESSES ...

... SMALLPOX. Dr. Hill and the Necessity for Vaccination. The Durham Couuly Medical Officer, Dr. Eustace Hill, in a statement to-day, .says that inasmuch smallpox also prevalent, in other areas, fears there is no accommodation available to meet the situation ...

... headway. — le on the Yorkshire e, who came to his y wading or swim- tra firma b the Two deaths occurred ye: je horse and trap smallpox patients at the he water. It was both the victims, who we -hour had el. ears of age, having prev of the Durham Workhous escaped ...

... SMALLPOX. The Continued Epidemic at Ashingtcn. The continued prevalence of smallpox at Ashlngton was described as the only black spot In the Public Health Committee's report, presented to the County Council nt Us meeting Thursday— Councillor Hubert White ...

... SMALLPOX. FIFTY CASES AT HORDEN DURING THE MONTH. Mr J. W. Turnbull presided over the monthly meeting of Easington Rural District Council yesterday afternoon. Miss Edith Elliott, Murton, and Miss Mary Leighton of fcouth Helton, were appointed probationer ...

... SMALLPOX Four Cases at Billinghain Four smallpox at Billingham reixirtotl th© Medical Officer of Health (Dr. Kirk) to the Stockton Rural District Council to-day. Two of the cases, stated, were of children who had never been vaccinated. The doctor, in ...

... SMALLPOX. A smallpox epidemic feared In the populous mining district on both aides of The disease first made Its appearance at Pcgawood. and several cases have been reported. It has now appeared on the south side of the Wanabeck. Two cases are reported ...

... morning found to be suffering from smallpox ; and although several weeks have now elapsed since our grand new, iron, smallpox hospital was understood to have been completely fitted up and all ready for use, when this poor follow was lugged up to Prirarone ...

... NOT SMALLPOX The Cunard liner Franconia, bringing almost passengers from New York and Halifax, was held up at Liverpool landing stage for two hours to-dav by a suspected case of smallpox, but which was later confirmed chicken pox. ...

... Smallpox. Mr. Charlton whether any inf“ had been received regarding ^The^Serk: I understand there is one Ul Member; Three—in the same area. The Chairman said the patients wer progretsing favourably and some patients were returning home. ...

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