... for the accommodation of infectious cases, and it Was a question for them what provision they were about to make for future smallpox patients. If they came in at the rate they had done hitherto, they would not have accommodation for more than &two days more ...

... 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 ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC AT WARRINGTOI 'a id is- The work of converting a disused mill to the I purpcses of an hospital for the reception of small- pox oases was being pushed forward with all r-possible despatch yesterday. The mill is Ve situated off Dallam-lane ...

... SAFEGUARDS AGAINST SMALL.POX. The ravages ef smallpox in Livwirpool are now 8o serious in iteant that every safe- guard which it is possible to use against it should be immediately put into operation. Local medicl-nen. at-ate that the epidemid is more ...

... 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 ...

... positively that vessels have bWen, during , the pastfew weeks, lying at moorings in the Thames and the . docks with cases of smallpox on board; that some of those vessels have gone to sea with moezbe's of the crew down with the disease; that Shields is ...

... reported an ont- ee d break of smallpox at Antrobas. The outbreak a; e had arisen fromn Warringtoan, where smallpox was tF a' at present epidemic. The patients were children pi a of parents who are at present in the smallpox bl A hospital at Warrington, ...

... 'ITHE SMALLPOX OUTBREAKtAT I TRUINCORN.T i - l 'n At the monthly meeting of Rtncorn Board of A d Commissioners yesterday, Mtr. F. Wiswal pre- was r' siding, mention was made of the outbreak of fleal 6s smallpox in the town and the administration of the ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC AT l WARRIN GTON. by _ ?? Trn she smalpox ?? continunes -o ;e, to cause anxiety in the tovwn, though there is nrezpe to reason to believe that it is gradually abating. The t VLe authorities have determined not to issue any be further ...

... THE SMIALLPOX EPIDEMIC AT WARRINGTON. f ?? A MARKED DECREASE. atc The progress of the smallpox epidemic at Dc I Warrington appears to have received an effectual pu rai check owing to the public generally having under- cal gone re-vaccination. During the ...

... THE REPORTED EPIDEMIC OF SMALLPOX AT SOUTHPORT. A late number of the British Medical Journdc having published an article stating that smallpox was extensively prevalent at Southport, the visitors to that favourite watering place became muc& alarmed. The ...

... inquiries which had beenade into the hiav 0 about 30 oases of sllpox now contined i t Parkhill Hospital. It ?? gbmw that cwt,% smallpox - stricken sailor were remoed ih November last from a vene in the Hinq Dook to the Carporatico bospiW as tx extremG south ...