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... Provost presiding—to consider the propriety of admitting smallpox patiects into the Infirmary. A letter was read Dr Clark, who, in reference to the subject, thought that when oases of smallpox were few, and limited to country districts, local arrangements ...
... on the 25th January last, her Majesty's ship Hercules, having on board 810 emigrants destined for Australia—amongst whom small-pox and typhus fever prevailed extensively—had entered the port of Queenstown. The greatest alarm and anxiety on this subject ...
... PROPOSED SMALL-PDX AND CHOLERA HOSPITAL IN INVERNESS. The proposal to establish a proper smallpox and cholera hospital in this town or neighbourhood has frequently of late been before two of our public bodies mod concerned in the matter; and in cons* ...
... performed, smallpox has as little effect as nny extinct epidemic of the middle ages. Dr Mackenzie say. anal-pox has all but exterminated whole native tribes in Africa and America—and though vaccination has never reached these region., yet smallpox has d ...
... PREVALENCE OF SMALLPDX IN THE E A 8 T. Friday. In of the prevalence of smallpox fa Treasylventa, precautionary been taken In the four northern districts Wallachia in order to prevent it from spreading into Roumania. The Chamber will be opened to-morrow ...
... ocesaionally io persons who hear the indelible marks of having previouirly &effete,' from smallpox Heal?. What is the vaccine but a modification of smallpox ? It is smallpox in • milkier form, a feet whin Jamer suspected, and which Mr ed Ayteehety has proved ...
... special correspondent says small-pox is increasing among the troops, and Dr 'rice has recommended the revaccination of the men. The disease is propagated by the camp followers. It is thought Sir William Peel received the smallpox from the hospital litter ...
... population is unmcciostsd, small-pox is lure to have its strongest hold. But on this important point Mr Taylor has nothing to my. Nor dose he attempt to deal with the statistics, which show that Leipdc fell a prey to small-pox when the anti-vaccination ...
... said the attention of Government bad been directed to the great inciease which had recently taken place in the number of small-pox lii this country, and that Instructions had been issued to Boards of Guardians, to take steps for the more eff,ctual performance ...
... suffering from smallpox comes to be • at vital importamie to the peiMic health, and will aea the general of an institution which at eas time was of greet sorties to the poor and laktesing crimes in the north. The plea that there mese smallpox ward, when it ...
... Plumatesd, Kent, to-day, a man named Hurry, was orcossitted for trial for manslaughter of his child, who died of confluent smallpox without medical assistance. The prisoner one of tte sect known as ths Peculiar People. ...
... THE REV. GEORGE GIBBON. OE EDINBURGH. , (Sppcial Telegram ) The Ws. George Gibson, of Roxburgh Chew* died last sight from smallpox, week's Re end Isitysix years .1 so, an,i Issmidsidd hem Baldersock, Dumbartonshire, la dleet Its bee left • widow sod sit ...