...as a positive proof of contagion:— " The London Fever Hospital is placed in an'open space, situate in the vicinity of the metropolis, close to the Small-Pox...sources, that every physician, with one exception, (the late Dr. Bateman) who has been connected with the Fever Hospital, has been attacked with fever...

...duties, been attacked with the disease. The London Fever Hospital is placed in an open space, situate in the vicinity of the metropolis, close to the Small-Pox...production of malaria is extremely improbable. I can state, fiom the most authentic sources, that every physician, with one exception, (the late Dr. Bateman) who...

...bear on the question of contagion. " The London Fever Hospital is placed in an open space, situate in the vicinity of the metropolis, close to the Small-Pox...production of malaria is extremely improbable. I can state, fron» the most authentic sources, that every physician, with one exception, (the late Df. Bateman,)...

...hospital is placed in an open space, sitnat'ed in the vicinity of the metropolis, close to the small pox hospital. Both these establishments stand in the centre...malaria is extremely improbable. I can state, from tin; must authentic sources, that every physician, with one exception, (the late doctor Bateman,) who...

...not come under my notice." Dr. Tweedie, in his Clinical Illustrations of Fever, observes, at p. 87, " The London Fever Hospital is placed in an open space,...sources, that every physician, with one exception, (the late Dr. Bateman) has been attacked with fever during his attendance, and that three of the eight...

...mentioned in that manner."! Dr. Tweedie in his Clinical Illustrations of Fever for 1828-29, observes that "the London Fever Hospital is placed in an open space,...situated in the vicinity of the metropolis, close to the Smallpoi Hospital. Both these establishments stand in the centre of a large field, where the production...

...which only bigotry or the spirit of partizanship can enable " it to surmount. The Fever Hospital stands in the centre of a large field, where the " production of malaria is exceedingly improbable ; and on the same lawn, and " within a few yards of it, stands the Small-pox...

...which only bigotry or the spirit of partizanship can enable " it to surmount. The Fever Hospital stands in the centre of a large field, where the " production of malaria is exceedingly improbable ; and on the same lawn, and " within a few yards of it, stands the Small-pox...

...Hospital is placed in an open space, situate in the vicinity of the metropolis, close to the Small-l'ux Hospital. Both these establishments stand in the centre...sources, that every physician, with one exception, (the late Dr. Bateman] who has been connected with the Fever Hospital, has been attacked with fever...