... SMALLPOX is raging in neighbouring District ef Brighouse and Rastrick. It may reach us shortly (LET US HOPE NOT), and therefore we sound a warning note. There can be no pessible harm in taking precautions and endeavouring to prevent the spread of Fevers ...

... SMALLPOX! But it was in 1874 that the full| stature of the Rev. Taplin' was observed. In that year a violent plague of smallpox broke out in Todmorden and gave Mr. Taplin a chance, as never before, to show his ! earnest desire to do all he possibly | ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. HOSPITAL REPORT. The following is the weekly tabular statement showing the number of patients in the smallpox hosgital last Friday, the number admitted during the week, the number discharged, and the number of patients in the hospital ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ...

... SMALLPOX RUMOUR, The nuisance inspector read his monthly report which showed that the district was in a fairly satisfactory sanitary state. He had heard that there was a case of smallpox at Lower Walterclough, but on arriving there he happily found the ...

... THE SMALLPOX OUTHREAK. The Vaccination Committee reported that Mr. H. J. Turner had been appointed chairman. The vacciuation officer's report for the four weeks ended that day stated: *“ Several cases of smallpox had occurrm{in Halifax and the disease ...

... THE SMALLPOX QUESTION. The Clerk informed the Board that a fortnight ago he along with others waited on the Local Government Board in London and saw Dr. Barry, and the chief official surveyor, with respeet to borrowing money for the smallpox hospital ...

... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. The decline in the severity of the smallpox epidemic in the Brighouse district has continued, althongh there have been several new cases since last Saturday. In each instance the patient was promptly removed to the hospital and ...

... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. It is satisfactory to know that the apidemie is abating in the district. There bave been about six new cases since last Friday, most of which are in houses where the disease has previously existed, the infection baving been contracted ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDRMIC. Mr. Lane stated that included in the accounts recommended for ptimen_t by the Finance Committee was a recept from the Joint Hospital Board for the sam of 288 68. The precept was rather heavy, but it included the charges for Rastrick ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. The Clerk stated that he had received a letter from the Local Government Board stating that their attention had been drawn to a statement which had appeared in the Bradford Telegraph of the 18th ult,, in which it was stated that ...

... SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION AT SHEFFIELD. The President of the Local Government Board, when speaking at Sheffield on Monday (last week), naturally referred to the severe epidemic of smallpox which for some months past has prevailed in the town, and has caused ...