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... SMALLPOX. Fifteen cases of smallpox during the month | were reported by the medical officer of heaith: of these 12 were from Alfreton. The general health of the district he reported as good, and the absence of children’s complaints he attributed to the ...
... SMALLPOX. [ Smallpox is still prevalent in the Heanor district, and fresh cases are constantly devel*g‘ The outbreak is causing considerable trouble to the sanitary authorities, and lspesls are being made by large posters advocating general vaccination ...
... NOT SMALL-POX Dr. Fentem, Medical Office of Health, reported receipt of notification of a case of small-pox at Eyam. and which was admitted to the hospital at Water Grove on July 29th. He stated that he had an opportunity of examining the patient on four ...
... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. Unfortunately there seems reason to believe that London is in some danger of a serious epidemic of smallpox, and if this occurs, it is likely tospread from so large a centre to Provincial towns and distriets. Several members of the ...
... a speedy recovery. The report showed 24 cases of smallpox during the month, the whole of these heing traceable to one source. On a question by Mr, Varley, the Sanitary Inspector said the cost of smallpox patients amonnted to 5. a day each person. There ...
... SMALLPOX AT TIBSHELF. A female visitor from Doncaster to Tibshelf this week was found to be infected with small-pox, and was removed to hosrital. Prompt measures were taken by Mr. Wilmot, sanitary inspector, to prevent the spread of the disease. This ...
... SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. Arising out of th report of the medical off of health, Mr. Ranshaw said he regretted cav there had heen a serions outbreak of =1 pox at Somercotes, and not enough was b done to counteraet the disease, which, du the past six months, ...
... THE COST OF SMALLPOX. Appointment of chairman, vice-chairman and committees was the principal business transacted at the annual meeting of the Alfreton Urban Council, on Thursday evening. There were present: Messrs. G. choo uu,GJ.ww. Bunt }!3‘ Ch;‘ndie;; ...
... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. The Local Government Board wrote sanctioning the payment by them of extra fees to Mr. Turton, of the Smalley district, for vaccinating persons during the recent outbreak of smallpox, PROPOSED NEW WASHHOUSE AND LAUNDRY. AxcTHER £lOOO ...
... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. In answer to Dr. Cameron, Mr. G. Russell said: The number of small-pox paticnts who have been treated in the hospitals of the Metropolitan Asylums Board since the Ist of January, 1884, is 2628, The number of deaths that have occurred ...
... SMALL-POX. WHY DERBYSHIRE SCHCOLS ARE KEPT OPEN. The question of whether or not the schools in Drbashire shoald be clised on account ol the ;nr.;.lli-pn\ epidemic Education Comnittec Robinson (Hope), wh _J mecting by Coun, ard that doctors were disagroement ...
... SMALL-POX. Infected Woman in a Crowded Train. Fifteen emall-pox patients are now in the Nottingham Isolation Hoepital. One of the worst cases is that of a woman who travelled hy train from Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire, on Saturday. R e She says that while ...