The dictionary of practical receipts : containing the arcana of trade and manufacture; domestic economy ... etc / by G.W. Francis.

  • George William Francis
Date:
1856
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    was ni an inTected condition. ITiaf meant t going to Spain (for it was'the consul for that _ would be quarantined,-and, therefore, probat^ would arrive dn the Tees from - that ought to do every mortal thing in their pqww- out the disease, and :thc only way'to do- tha' isolation. <* ■ • Councillor Baker thought the functionary bv Aid. Sadler must have been panic-strickei cause for the cases of small-pox were only tA thousand inhabitants. . . ii Aid. Bulmer said he would like to know.wha?^ there-Was of using the new lunatic asylum for cases where they could accommodate AOD. - Dr. iJedlov said that in the 1871 epidemic he- hO and 60 cases a day,’and nobody thought', about it. , , ' Aid. Sadler moved that .they at-once pr- more beds either at the asylum oc elsewher- aecominodation'of small-ixsx cases. • •-- Councillor Eptgrave seconded, - and • the m carried. ' - • • The meeting then resolved itself into a join: of the Sanitorium and' Asyluni Committees. ' Cpuncillpr Eptgrave - reported that - be >ha<( interview with the Eunacy-Commissioners,-‘ emphatically declared that they could not ent' idea of permitting the Asylum-building to bc infections of small-pox cases.- ' . Aid. Bell pointed out that they were-threat' serious damage to commerce. If they found thev should use'the asylum in spite of all. the'asylum for itp proper purpose for twelve m not, weigh a feather in the scale to the loss of tw- weeks trade to the town. After a very lengthy discussion it was provide 200 to 250 more beds at once.in^'' hospitals in flood, iron, or other materia] ; bt- could not be got ready within a fortmgnt tnav tions be made for the use' of the asylum ano schools in Martou Road for the aooommcdatiot: 1 200 patient*. —•, --n. - - r • • ^ r ■i' ' - .. -■ The pantomime of “Aladdin” at the G-rr, Bvker Bridge, Newcastle, comes to an end- day) evening, after having enjoyed a suoet- extending over nine weeks. It will be s- Monday next by a melo-dramatic piece enr to Man.” The Economic Society.—At the W< Wednesday, and under the auspices of th’ Economic Society, Mr. H. S. Munda^ba a paper on the subject of “ Moncyw^-tir a -woa -
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