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... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEHIC AT- PRESTON. at up to three o'clock yesterday afternoon there md had been four fresh cases of smallpox reported nmaking 'he total number registered at the Ea Board Office 2S2. If to this number be added the Kyr estimate of the medical ...
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... THE SMALLPOX EPDMO AT} PI _STON. On S y, up to eix o'clock in the emening, 13 frs cases rere reported to the authoities tnakin the totatnembe of registered cas 13 Two deate ad ieurred, oneimth.hospita - the ?? and one in Laner-road-a yungman from -Lcdon ...
... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC AT WARRINGTON. ,st Notwithstanding the most strenons e'forts ot on the sanitary authorities of Warrington to arreA bc the epidemic of smallpox that has bro7 en its out in that town, it contines to ga=* ry ground, and the patients ...
... IS THE CATTLE. PLAGUE SMALLPOX? SMALLPOX? The question so carefully and ably discussed by Dr. Murchison in his paper last week has neces- sadily excited considerable professional interest;. It is not very useful to indulge in specuilative dis- cussion ...
... on the ship Cestalia of a mother suffering from . confluent smallpox; it was vaccinated when three hours old, and re-vaccinated when threo days old. The child had a slight attack of smallpox, and recovered. It had received the name of the ship. ; The ...
... SMALLPOX AT ST. HELENS. er |.tin A DOCTOR FINED. ele r; At St. Helems Police Conrt, yesterday, before da 10 BS Mess. W. Pilkington, B. B. Glover, R. S. th, , Oppenheim, and B. A. Dromgcole, Dr. Patrick Donsoeean, Weseld-street, St Helen3s, Was sm- to ...
... Woodcock, Menlove, Fee#, Scott, Jennings, Foote, Spavling, Ml~i~raniaban, and Hew~ilson. Bi With regard to the outbreak of smallpox at the M institution, in connection with3 whfich ir. Hayton, wi the superintendenti of the casuxal wards, Zled been R atitacked ...
... extra- s which bha occurred at the holding of an inquest upon the body of an inmateof the 5Borough Jail who had died fromn smallpox. It r 3 may not be generally known that a coroner is. bound to hold an inquest on the bodyof any 3 prisoner who may die in ...
... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC AT WARRIGTON. i'be tempcY ihonital in Dailn,.ie, War. rirgton, was yeeterday ready for the r Dee n of Occ r1,allpox patients, and it is hoped that with re Si iso'ation the spreadof theuoourgemay bearrested. ,i. Qtar3,ntfln as mts ...
... i tthe commission of Dr. Thomas Dixon Savia, }i- who was appointed by the Government to investi- L- gate the outhroak of smallpox in the borough of o r Warrington in 18M-3, was published yesterday. The volume contains, besides the report of the a k medical ...
... I SMALLPOX HOSPITAL SHIP. I TO TET EDIToRs OP TREE LIVERPOOL !rE Y. C Ge -tlemnen,_As the imnediate necessity of pro- Iriding further accommodation for smallpox patients is becoming clear to the Health Com- t 3mittee, from the grest increase of the disease ...