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... private, awarded the claimant £1.300. including everything. A eon, who came home to attend his brother's funeral, introduced small-pox into a family with melancholy results. The mother has died from the disco** two other neoburu fti the hospital, and two qaematine ...
... by Dr. Duoadalo, an ancestor of tho ex-Lord Mayor of London, for inoculating Catherine Scotnd, Empress of Russia, against small-pox m 1762. fee itself was £IO,OuG, but, addition, the fortunate physician got £2,000 for travelling expenses, with a life pension ...
... had been told of case in which people took a bottle gin, oranges, and outs, them Pleasant Sunday Afternoon iptfiwiny. HOW SMALL-POX IS SPREAD. incidents been reported to the Dundalk Board Guardians. Dr. Seller reported that Peter McKcown, ambulance driver ...
... registered, six., from diphtheria. The district was now free from notifiable disease. Fortunately also the district escaped small-pox without any expeditore beyond that necessary for the notification of ohickcn-pox. He congratulated the Council upon this ...
... Wauto laiho, isaued 1 writing yesterday a Parliamentary question made inn Msertion. Hera ia, said, scientific evidence that smallpox infection can con- , veyed by -water, although any such r.«k . Sd, if poasiUe, avoided. As fact, scientific mon-have dioen ...
... fixtures Melton Mowbray district were abandoned to-dsy because of the wintry weather. THE SMALL-POX SCOURGE. Since Saturday there have been six fresh cates small-pox in Glasgow. were 14 fresh coses smsll-poz London up to noon today. midnight 887 were under ...
... and sundry aches, and feared smallpox, borne c.. had occurred in the next room which in the.r .r . stage she had helped to nurse. Within wet • was better, and lier bed occupied uer bro:.. r alaw. who had undoubted smallpox. His -or. a widow, was there ...
... dog Scarborottgli boa di«d bom grief the of it* mMter, Mr. E. retired hotel-keeper. Lttoaster threatened vith epidemic of small-pox, oatbreok of 27 cases having reported sines Through placing atamp paper over wound his Irnnd James Bryant, 78, Bristol, k ...
... stated that the prisoner th« Sturgeon and East-3P' . nnd repttaented woe doctor to Chelsea Hospital, and a Government on smallpox. ordered cigars worth £36 «■ wa. accompanied to Keysets Hotel by Mr’ J * * take c&que. then Edler bolted. * c wag pursued ...
... abetnot pro- cheating the load line. position, we often note something another quite novel our own personal experience. We the small-pox hospital te twmty-a.e ten—™' i. betog TKoro has been alarming ™read of d«o.o for growth in nagetablo , khonso, TbiiP growth ...
... telegram frnu Loo fays that iiterioon’a bulletin the Queen’a condition toiay has givtgi satisfaction up to the Beuter. THE SMALL-POX FIGURES. There are cow 1,432 casea of am all-pox under tre.t-■rut in the bospitala, 35 fresh cases being reported , . «>»tejdaf ...
... 1901 was 12.5 per 1,000, which much below that of tbe average of the United Kingdom. That there was not a single case of small-pox daring that period. That of the ten samples taken and analysed 1901 under the Food and Drugs Act only nine were found adulterated ...