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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 03, 1849

Page

9

Discovery of annular bodies linked to cholera exits

A Bristol physician reports microscopic discovery of annular bodies in cholera evacuations and atmosphere. He notes size progression from air to vomit to stool, suggests a single fungoid development, and calls for replication and verification by colleagues.

P.S Quebect Clifton Royal College of Surgeons Sir Joan Querett F. Brittan

Lord Carlisle Responds On Cholera Contagion Debate

Lord Carlisle, head of the Board of Health, cites a Ramsgate harbourmaster letter describing cholera exposure among officers. He notes evidence questioning contagion and highlights the August heat and sewers as predisposing conditions with fatalities among workers.

Lord Carlisle Board of Health K. B. Martin Ramsgate

Epidemic Cholera Strikes Ships and Towns Alarming Reports

Accounts describe a cholera outbreak aboard the steam-towing vessel Samson at Goodwin Sands where hot humid air caused sudden sickness among crew. Several men were evacuated, treated, and recovered. Southampton mourns a cholera day of humiliation and prayer while Leicester reports no deaths from diarrhea and a London health list. Homeopathic cholera hospital plans emerge in Lambeth Bermondsey or Newington as cholera remains violent in Trieste and Bosnia.

Samson Goodwin Sands Trinity Ramsgate Sourhampton Southampton Leicester London Board of Health Leicester Mercury Homamoratuy CaHoneRra Lambeth Bermondsey Newington Morning Post Cuolera Trieste Travnik Bibacs Bosnia

Soham Free School to Let as Dilapidated Charity

Soham Free School, once well endowed, has been shut since December 1846 and remains dilapidated. The playground and three roods of land are to be let at Michaelmas, following about twelve hundred pounds spent to exclude Dissenters’ children from the charity’s benefit. Cambridge Independent Press notes the ongoing neglect and local resentment.

Soham Cambridge Independent Press

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