... STAPLETON SMALLPOX HOSPITAL; TEE RATING APPEAL WI rHDRLWN. At the Lawford'a Gate po ce court yeuterday, Mr Holman Gregory (Meesrm Gregory 3nd Hiurst) men- tioned the matter of the aupeal aaainet the Stapleton local dietrict rate. lie said the matter eas ...

... then left, and on the evening of the same day Dr Page notified a case of smallpox at the house. He returned to the house with Dr Davies, who found that It was a case of smallpox. On seeing the rash he asked the woman why she did not tell him of the case ...

... alterations being made in the sewage works, und approved of all that hail done. It was stated that there were threo cases of small-pox the fever Irmpitsl at Stapleton: one oase typhoid lev it, one scarlet fevur, and of urysipeloa. Numerous applications bad ...

... of mortality from rymotic diseases ?? I,8 Died-under one year old ?? ?? ?? 19 Died aged 60 and upwards ?? ?? ?? ?? 28 Of smallpoX. Measles ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 9 W hoopine cough .0. .. ,, , ,. o Diphtheia ?? ?? ?? 0 Mlminbranous croup . Scarlet faver ,, ?? ...

... on the present occasion was a rather unusual one. He believed these could be no ques- tion that the infant had died from small-pox, but there were circumstancesof arathersuspiciouscharacter connected with the matter, and they were aware it was the duty ...

... abstract: —1 bavo the honour to report that this district has been remarkably healthy during the last quarter. Two deaths from small.pox were registered, and some other cases have occurred the district, but the disease has not been widely spread nor has it assumed ...

... in Fox lane he wrote bi letters from Heath btreet, RIe-examined -He left 10, Heath street, by the back wall ?? there wse smallpox in No. 12, and he wanted to get io without being ?? by the Sanitary Authority people. He had not paid for the suits because ...

... inaction to borrow £1050 for the purpose of In' lakying out lnud as a mite for a hospital for infectious ~ diseases, Including smallpox. There was a large ti attendance, including the officials and iever~al members O h of the Local Wcard and others, i Mr MonksB ...

... 8; cost of cash and bread for settled poor £200 8s 1iad, inctease £108s Dld, SMALLPOX. The master's journal showed that in the infectious hospital there were three smallpox patients, being a decrease of five on the previous week. SOFT WHITE SXeN.- Beetham's ...

... V according to regulations. There were four smallpox of s rdpatients in a convalesceat state in the place at the of id somime. In answer to the magistrates defendant Sol a. a~~~e was suff eriag froam smallpox, and said cbl. .. that he was ill forma month ...

... when she wished a servant treated at her expense. Mr Evans submitted that Mrs Waterman was liable. There was at the time a smallpox scare in Bristol, and Mrs Waterman being a nervous lady. insisted upon her servants being vaccinated, and the vaccination ...

... these statements could be found. A verdict of Suicide whilst temporarily ineane ' was returned. THE SMALLPOX AT PRESTON. Since the first outbreak of smallpox at Preston, on June 4, there habe been 335 cases registered at the affices of the medical officer ...