... be avoided. Amongst the events of the week just passed are to be found a Local Government Board Enquiry as to a site for smallpox hospital, the Hospital Saturday.7.Collection, the inquest on the boy who .was drowned at Boscombe, an alleged attempt to ...

... King's Park. The proposed cricket pavilion, which is to cost Lir,soo. Plans are before the Local Government Board of proposed smallpox hospital, situate outside the borough. For fear of being wearisome, I must stop, for Mr. Lacey's Bournemouth official life ...

... Guardians is to be the object of legal attention on the part of one, it not more, of those individuals who, during the recent smallpox scares, availed themselves of the, so to speak, free-lancing advantages officially afforded. Erstwhile swollen arms now ...

... the treatment of typhoid, scarlet fever, p4ores. /y Frank Brawn. these buildings have not yet been required, no case of small-pox having occurred since the buildings were set apart for the purpose. Mount Talbot is an isolated district outside the borough ...

... and cheerful, and fitted with every comfort and convenience which the treatment of these cases will permit. diphtheria and small-pox. The latter, situate at Mount Talbot, consist of corrugated iron buildings, capable of accommodating eight patients. There ...

... increase in the cases of smallpox in London. The difficulty of correct diagnosis in certain stages of the two complaints is, in the medical world, well known, and incorrect diagnosis has been one reason for the spread of smallpox. Dr. NV. McConnel Wanklyn ...

... open for use. I also notice that the tin house near the Gas IVorks, which formerly did duty as an isolation hospital for smallpox (a disease we are happily strangers to), is now erected in the hospital grounds. lam told that differences sprang up between ...

... keen for it. Dr. Wanklyn has qualified for it by his experience in infectious diseases, notably as diagnosing officer in the smallpox epidemic of 1901-2, and by other appointments with regard to public health which he has held under the Metropolitan Asylums ...

... THE BOURNEMOUTH GRAPHIC It was not until one would-be passenger suggested that nothing worse than smallpox could be contracted on the roof of the car that these two fair creatures decided to vacate their position, which they did with astonishing rapidity ...

... and made an essential part of their being. As our forefathers were slow to accept these hints, a plague fell upon them of small-pox and typhus, and the lessons which might have been learned at less cost had to be taught perforce. But when this point was ...

... his work at Wolverhampton, the writer adds : Davenport had not been many months a deacon, when a terrible epidemic of small-pox broke out in the parish. At that time the provisions for combating the disease were imperfect. There was no isolation hospital ...

... death there from notifiable infectious disease, this being from puerperal fever. Thus there were no recorded deaths from smallpox, scarlet fever, enteric fever, or erysipelas. No notification of cerebro spinal meningitis —of which we have heard so muchwas ...