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... LONDON FE VER HOsPfl'AL, PAN - CRAS-IWAIJ, Near the Small-Pox Hospital. T HE ELECTION of an ASSISTANT PHYSICIAN to this Hospital will take place on FRIDAY, July 25, at the Freemasons'Tavern, at Two o'clock. Such Gentlemen as may be desirous to become ...
... SMALLPDX EPIDEMIC AT LEITH. SONDAT.—There is a mil. break of smallpox in Leith. During the past week thirty-three patients been to the Smallpox ...
... of neglecting to disinfect his house after a visitation by smallpox. The wife and two ehildron of the man died of the disease, and four other of his children were taken to the Deptford Smallpox • young man, from whom the defendant borrowed clothes to attend ...
... serious attack of small-pox. She was removed to the Leicester Hospital, where she died. Two other =OH of small-pox broke out tobeelnently in the house where the deceased girl lived. The sufferers were promptly removed to the Small-pox Hospital. As a p ...
... dead of the small-pox in three days. These. of course, were instances in which the di.ea e appeared in its greatest intensity and attacked the rich. For the decade 1801-1 4 10 the general mortality was 29,000 per million and the small-pox mortality 2040 ...
... of our first autborites on the subject of small-pox and vaccination, and who one of the Cattle Plague Commissioners, wise, we believe, early impressed with the resemblance of the eruption to that of smallpox, and bad laid this view before his medical ...
... I ros 1 ONE PENNY , i j A number of circular letters sod printed instructions in reference to the outbreak of smallpox in various placers, were received from the Local Government Board ; also, directions were given to Boards of Guardians to take all necessary ...
... Church of England, and have had the smallpox in natural way. Also a woman, 1 middle-aged, to wait upon • young lady of great ! fashion and fortune. The woman most he of ! the Church of England, have had the smallpox in the natural way, very sober, steady ...
... while deaths from smallpox in the city of Mexico average fifty daily. Nothing is done to check the disease, which rages unin. , terrupted, and fifty per cent, of tbe population I seem likely to be attacked. People suffering from small-pox mingle freely with ...
... most respectable references will be given and , required.—Letters addressed (post paid) to S. T., 14, Upper Edmond-street, Small-pox Hospital. ...
... THE SMALLPDX EPIDEMIC. The &coolant says—ln view of the prevalen:e of smallpox the Admiralty have diteeted a general extunination of the officers and men of her Majesty's ships at the home ports for the purpose of ascertaining the extent to which re. ...
... itself sufficiently attractive to draw much of a crowd. It of • group of large tents, and is nothing more nor less than a smallpox ramp. Hither are brought the patients from the parish of Islington, and already there is talk of the necessity of enlarging ...