... the vaccinated children had died of small-pox, and this one had been attacked before the vesicle was sufficiently far advanced to be protected, i.e. before the 20th day. On the other hand, the statistics of the small-pox hospitals shew that re-vaccination ...

... pleasantly. Sold by all druggists at is lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and 1 is. per box.—Adnt. SMALLPDX IN PRESTON. —There are now 13 smallpox patients in the Fulwood infectious wards. The last patient admitted is brother to a woman who died from the disease a few ...

... application to the magistrate, at the Thames Police-court, for the removal of the body of Ann Haggerty, 21, who had died from small-pox in a room in Robin Hood-lane, Poplar. The certificate ef Mr. Elison, one of the medical officers of health to the Board of ...

... been no inattention on the part of anybody, a delay of upwards of thirty hours occurred, before a patient afflicted with smallpox could be sent the Workhouse, and during all that time the family, of course, were liable to be affected. If a better systern ...

... possible to stop persons coming to Southport, they had done it in the most unscrupulous manner on account of the alleged smallpox epidemic.' Now, so far as Lytham is concerned, this accusation is simply untrue. The only legally-constituted governing body ...

... THE SMALL-PDX EPIDEMIC. It is shewn in the Registrar-General's return that the deaths from small-pox in London, which had been I la. 100, ard 79 in the first three weeks of the yea., were 86 last week, of which 38 were certified as unvazcinated. and 22 ...

... It was stated some time ago the medical officer began to keep a record of what may be described as the history of the smallpox cases admitted into the hospital. From this record it appears that fifty-nine patients had been and thirty had not bee. ...

... and the Engineer Department of the Navy, the employment of British officers in the naval or military forces of Turkey, the small-pox epidemic, the complaint against she captain of H.M.S. Newcastle, and ether matters, were answered by the Gevernment.—Visoount ...

... between the club and Hatchett's Hotel. I regret to hear that Mrs. Burson Gurney, the wife of the Recorder, is suffering from small-pox. Mrs. Russell Gurney waa vaccinated little more than a fortnight ago. M. Michelet, the historian and author of Priests, ...

... Vestry for exposing certain infectious clothing. It was proved that several persons in defendant's house t suffered from small-pox ; one of them was dying ; yet the clothing of these people was regularly sent to the washerwoman, the result being that one ...

... of 10,357 members, including an increase of 2,857 in the colonies. SMALLPDX IN PzEstos.---There are now only 10 cases of smallpox in the infectious ward of the Fulwood Workhouse; and none have been admitted to the Infirmary for some days. WHAT THE AUSTRALIANS ...

... to one of the largest fashionable shops in that city. In the room where the work was done a child was lying dead with the small-pox, and two others were ill with the disease. In Liverpool, there were no less than 38 houses condemned as unfit for habitation ...