... SMALL-POX STOPS INMATES’ LEAVE. Mr. Overton said that he hoped the Board | would not allow the inmates to leave the House as was usual week by week, until there was somo settloment of the unall-pox.l 1f allowed to leave tho House they would go to their ...

... Correspondence A SMALLPOX SPECIFIC. [To THE EpIToR]. Sir,—My attention has just been drawn to the enquiry of “Interested” in your issue of the Ist inst. The efficiency of sulphur for protection against smallpox 1s analagous to the protection which a copper ...

... Correspondence. VACCINATION AND SMALLPOX, —— Py . e [To THE EDiTOR) l Sir,—ln your issue of May 11th, T notice a communication from Dr. J. 'Cavcndieh)\!olson on the subject of smallpox and vaccination. If such a simple germicide as sulphur would give ...

... MARKET RASEN FREE FROM SMALL-POX. oo . R SZ-& Y A 4 RS RSt >Rk N ‘ The outbreak of small-pox has, so far as Market Rasen is concerned, been completely wiped out. 'On Thursday the last of patients left the isolation hospital at © , which has now il—nuhod ...

... births 59. The annual average death rate was 10.3 per thousand. A SMALL-POX CASE. A case of small-pox at Barlings was rehnndtoanl.hen(o-dl,.ndnt-u-uhd that he had been removed to the City Smallpox Hospital by srrangement. The Chairman eaid it Wwas desirable ...

... SMALLPOX IN LINCOLN. Epidemic not Serious. ALARMIST RUMOURS DENIED. Although six further cases of small- | pox have been notified in Lincoln dur-‘ ing the week, the epidemic is net sufficiently widespread to give cause for alarm. , The disease is manifested ...

... GAINSBOROUGH RURAL COUNCIL. MORTON SMALL-POX CASE. l THE NEW COLLIERY AT HAXEY. | Tuesday, Mr. ¥. Mercer wvdfl . Present : — }Nn‘» rs. !: Robinso y |legy)“_:a B.‘ lybl. -*d t 14, Lowt (Haxey), G. s exhy) . .\launr ‘l':;l'f G. 8. Roadley (hu;tnl. W. Gib| ...

... Lincoln's Small-pox Bill. LINCOLN COUNTY COURT. CLAIMAN' TS . ll . Overton :::d“ _— ance C'c‘ the cases if the Bfl,ducm‘ e-r—tb'-”“- 'Thoy theme Liabilit ald take ST T : e Com an accide morni after l..m:.(_’&::r’.' olt wo ut, aad in p—whoro| In th ...

... LINCOLN SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. Forty-Eight Cases Notified STATEMENT BY MEDICAL OFFICER. There have been a number of further cases of small-pox notified in Lincoln during the past week. Although the outbreak has certainly not assumed sufficiently serious ...

... SMALL-POX IN LINCOLN. A Serious Qutbreak Promptly Tackled. ...

... DANGER. MARKET RASEN FREE OF THE SMALL-POX. The Medical Officer (Dr. O. B. h*) in his monthly report to the Market Rasea Urban Dismn('uud.u“’m.-dh'-hsu to say that, since his last report, these been no cases of small-pox outside the family to which he referred ...

... SMALL-POX AT MARKET RASEN. IMPORTED BY TRAVELLING HAWKERS, On Wednesday two cases of small-pox were notified to the Medical Officer of Health (Dr. Trumper), as having broken out in Prospectplace, Market Rasen. The cases, which are only of & mild character ...