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... , York-road, Islington, from smallpox, under the follow- ing ?? Mlitchell, a carpenter, stated that he resided at 36, Goodinge-road, Islington, and that he now had the, deceased and another child lying dead frdmu smallpox, whilst his wife and two other ...
... proprie- tors and managers of a hospital for the reception of smallpox patients at Hampstead. To that hospital, in s' last, -Mr.. Bellew sent three of his children, whl4,ere seized with smallpox.. Two of these were subsequently discharged cured, but the ...
... took Waltham Cottage of Mr. Palmer on his own acounet for a term of three years, to be used as a temporary hospital for small-pox. He took the house at a rent of 8 a. for three years, and meant to let it to the board for six months at a rent of 60L. On ...
... I- HAMPSTEAD SMALLPOX, HOSPITAL I l!roli our later editions of last weeki l The inquiryinto the alleged mismanagement of this hospital was resumed on Thursday. beforeMr. Henley (inspeetor). Mr. Henley putitto Mr. Collins whether, inuce the examination ...
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... representing that on-the fth of April he had supplied anew mattress to Sarah Ann Rillier, in the place of one infected by smallpox, which had been condemned by the sanitary inspector. A second count charged sub- stantially the same false pretences with ...
... the shop. Sie accompanied him upstairs, where he foand the defendant lying in beha suffering from small-pox. There were four other cases of small-pox iu the house at the same time. On the following day all the parties suffering were removed to the hospital ...
... I TEE HAMPSTEALD SMALL-POX HOSPITALb ?? . 11 x x _ , __ ?? s The court rensiembled on Monday morning, at elevea o'olook,. to continao the. inquiry into the.-alleged nis- irmn ngmoant of the hospital. Mr. Culiits and Mr. Backnell sppegared-on behalf of ...
... any worse than that caused by the children scratching them- sclves. The beef tea supplied to the patients in the Glae- gow Small-pox Hospital was much better than that sup- plied at Hampstead. Frequent complaints had been made tohim that the bodies of patients ...
... I MRS. GLADSTONE'S SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. I A deputation of nine gentlemen, householders ot l par Ulapton, attended before Mr. Newton, at the w orship.atreetpolice-court, on Monday, to seek assis- .ance in obtaining the removal or suppression of Mrs. Gladstolie's ...
... Mrtchmonpi place, Little Corata-street. Margaret Davis, mother of the deceased, tstted that the deceased was seized' with smallpox oa Sunder y-ekl,l and expire from it eteots on Friday. She bad not been raccinited; becaus thb previoua child, whieh imda ...
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