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... Regulations of Edinburgh Board of Health; and other important Documents : on the Identity of Small-pox and Chicken-pox, by Dr. Gregory, Physician to the Small-pox Hospital; on Stricture, by Mr. Stafford; on Puerperal Fever, by Mr. Roberton ; on the Action ...
... High; ate Smallpox Hospital contained 81 patients on Saturday last, against 90 and 83 on the two previous Saturdays ; 20 new cases were admitted during the week, against 2? and 11 in the two previous weeks. There were also 2 fatal cases of small-pox in Hornsey ...
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... Liverpool. Small-pox caused 48 deaths ?? aad its outer ring of suburban districts, 1 in Liverpool and 1 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The annual death-rate in London rose last week to 25.0 per thousand of the population. Of the fatal cases of small-pox, 32 were ...
... eighteenth century, according to the London Bills of Mortality, although vaccination was then un- known, and the ravages of the small-pox were so fatal, the mortality under 10 years of age did not bear a higher proportion to the general mortality than 411 in ...
... attempting to purify the atmosphere by means of chlo.ide of lime or carbolic acid. /^HLORALUM te TYPHOID PSVIR. pHLORALUM in SMALL-POX. CHLORALUM is an active preservative of organic substances. Chloralum is invaluable for purifying the air. tit is used in ...
... a process pecu- hims-lf perhaps, he is enabled, iv most instances, after a u period from Vaccinatum, tn communicate the Small-Pox Ii sutijtfcts as have been deemed effectually vaccinated by the -elebrated Vaccinator.-. No fee will be expected in case ...
... Metropolitan Asylum District are prepared to Receivo TENDERS for tho Sumily of BREAD. MEAT, and SUGAR, to the Hampstead Small-pox Hospital, from Lady-day nert. Printed Forms, upon which only Tenders will be received, may be obtained it the Offices of ...
... century, according to the i^'don Bills of Mortality, although vaccination was then un- i h. °*n, and tho ravagts of the small-pox were so fatal, the C?,ta'ity under 10 years of age di* not bear a higher proportion ?? fie general mortality than 4 ...
... FLORANCE THOMAS YOUNG, Esq., Treasurer. Tbe Committee beg to call the serious attention of the Public to th. GRE\T INCREASE of SMALLPOX. Since tbe l.t of January, 1838. i more than 200 Patients have been received, afflicted with tbi. dreadful j disease. Tbe ...
... only Hospital in London (net a pauper hospital) exclusively devoted to the treatment ot infectious diseases, other than small-pox. FUNDS urgently NEEDED Telephone number, 6,087. E BURN-CALLANDBR, Seetetary. ARTNBRSHIP (Sleeping or Otherwise).â A welT ...
... TNFECTIOUS DISEASES, such aa /CHOLERA, SMALL-POX, FEVER, &c DR. W. B. CARPENTER, ?? in a lecture under the auspices of the National Health Society, speaking of Zymotic Diseases (Infectious Diseases), such as small-pox, Sc, susceptibility to take them, he ...