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... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAKS. At Longton Police Court, Mr. Edward Francis Coghlan, surgeon, was charged, at the instatce of the Corporation, with a breach of the Infectious Diseases (Noijtication) Act 1889, by neglecting to notify to the medical officer a case ...
... SMALLPOX IN BIRMINGHAM. Thirty-nino cases have been reported during the past week. Number in hospital, February 16 , ?? 121 Admitted since ?? 35 Discharged cured ?? 36 Died ?? 1 Remaining, February23 ?? ., 119 INQUESTS IN BIRMINGHTAML-An inquest was held ...
... with ?? Clerk said the man wvi s an ordinary pauper, in whnom symptoms of smallpox had not appeared, and there was really no place to remove him to except the worichoase. When smallpox developed itself fiye days afterwards he was conveyed to the Bucknall ...
... I THE HREMO~YAL OF SMALLPOX PATIENTS. I At the Brierley 11il Police Court, yesterday-before i Messrs. Henry Smith and Samuel Hingloy-'Mrs. Alice r Ilaybould, of Frensnett, wascharged with obstructing Mr. 6 John Corser Giles, inspector tothe Stourbridge ...
... i SMALLPOX N- TIE BLACK COUNTRY. At WslsaLU, yesterday-before Messs. W. Baylis, B. Beebee, and G. A. Phil'ips-JOhf Lowe, Brighton Ter- race, Birch Street, was eiarged 'with neglecting to reot`P tne existence O' smallpox in the house occupied by him. S ...
... THE HAMPSTEAD SMALL-POX HOSPITAL. Yesterday morning the investigation into this case was renewed, before fur. Henley and Dr. Buchanan, at the rooms in Norfolk Street. Mr. Montagu Williams ap- peared, in addition to Mr. Hammond, for the managcrs. Orlando ...
... THE HAMPSTEAD SMALL-POX HOSPITAL. : OFFICIAL ENQUIRY. Mr. Henley and Dr. Buchanan, the inspectors appointed by the Local Governmeut Board to enquire into the alleged mismanagement of the Hampstead Small-pox Hospital, commenced their enquiry yesterday ...
... HOW SMALL-POX IS PROPAGATED. Atthe Birmingham Police Court, yesterday, before Kr. Charles Sturge, Ann Smith, residing in Brearley Street West. Was summoned by the Sanitary Inapector for ex. posing certln mattresses which a person suffering from Small-pox ...
... SMALL-POX IN THE WOLVERHAMPTON UNION. I The returns of small-pox cases presented at yesterday's meeting of the Poor Law Guardians of Wolverhampton, show a continued decline. There are now only 31 oases In the Union, against 37 In the previous week. The ...
... case of small-pox had occurred, and from information lie received there he went to defendant's house, in Derby Street. In a wash-house at the back of the house he found a; quantity of clothing and bedding, which smelled strongly of small-pox, the stench ...
... ALLEGED EXPOSURE OF A SMALL-POX - . ~ - I ' PAtIE T. At the Police Court, yesterday, before; Mess G. Goodriok and . D. Goodman, Mr. Katthew Smart, insurance companies' agent, 61, fcamden Street, was snummoned for unlawfully and wilfully eiposing in a ...
... him that the man was suffering from smallpox. On f the 25th December Mr. Till had not sent any notice to the medical officer of health. A Mr. Hudson, who saw the man, was so sure that he was suffering from smallpox that he took it upon himself to notify ...