... CONTAGION. TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE STANDARD. Sir,— Some time since a decision was given by one of the Superior Courts that the Small-pox Hospital at Han was dangerous to tbo health of the inhabitants in the imme- diate districts. Against that judgment the Asylum ...

... THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. At the weekly meeting of the Islington Guardians yesterday a singular occurrence in connection with a case of small-pox was under discussion, lt appeared that on Fri- day last a young woman, aged 19, a servant out of place, living ...

... THE SMALL-POX IN MARYLEBONE. There was a marked diminution in the number of fresh cases in Marylebone on Saturday and yester- day, on the former day 17 being notified, while yester- day there were only eight. All the patients were removed to the hospital ...

... THE SMALL-POX AT GLOUCESTER. Speaking at Barcombe Parish Council meet- ing last night, Mr. Justice Grantham alluded to the small-pox epidemic at Gloucester, and said that the removal of the last Assizes to Cheltenham was not through any fear on his part ...

... THE SMALL-POX OUTBREAK. Last night’s official statements of the Metropolitan Asylums Board showed that during the day 67 cases of small-pox had been notified, removed the ambulances to the Booth Wharf shelters Rotherhithe, Ac. At midnight on Sunday (including ...

... TUB SMALL-POX f..t night’s official statements of tbs Metro- DOlitaa Asylums Board showed that, doriag the day. 26 cases of smell-poa had aetilad, ami removed the amholaaece to the Booth Wharf Shellacs, Rotherhithe.A*. midalght Theraday (lerfeleg «n edmitted ...

... THE SMALL-POX OUTBREAK. night's official statements of the Metropolitsn Asylums Board showed test during the dsy rues smsll-poz been notUed end remored by the ambulsnces to the Booth Whsrf Bfceltacs Kotberbithe.hc. oo Tossday liacludiag three patients ...

... TBB SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. night's official statement of tbs Metropshtsa AsjiSßS *owed that doriac thsdsy sM>t fissh esses of sasll-poz been ooUflsd, sad rsmorad tbs sabulsuess to the Booth Whsst gbelter, .t Rothsthiths, he. At sddai(kt. Bstardsv. 1096 patients ...

... THE SMALL-POX IN SHEEP. TO THE EDITOR. Sir, — I havo read with scrutinising care the speeches delivered, and the observations made at the great gather- ing of gentlemen, clergy, and agriculturists, held on Thurs- day, the llth inst., at Devizes, with ...

... the SMALL-POX OUTBREAK. I ast night s official statements of tho MetrooolitsD Asylums Bused .bowed list during day 13 esse, of soi.U-poz hid been notified sod removed the ambulances to the South Wharf Shelters, at Rolherb.tbe, fr ...

... Gloucester small-pox epidemic was brought up. This stated that the Town Clerk of Gloucester had applied for permission to be given to Dr. Brooke, medical officer of the Thames Ambulance Service, to take the management of the Gloucester Small-pox Hospital ...

... column of your register headed ' cause of death,' uhder the words ' small-pox,' the following additional words — * after natural small-pox, ' atter small-pox by inoculation,' ' after vaccination,' or ' without previous vaccination ' — as the case may ...