... shows the number of deaths from zyuotic &.seacs , 3r., witlin tihe borougi ot Cardiff lor the week ending Saturday last.- Small-pox . U 3hieaalev 1e ?? ?? 0 L-plczi-erru 0 Tyj;lcuce Fever . ?? 0 ?? ?? 0 ?? ?? ?? 3 OIIher causes ?? 32 The total nuu,ber of ...

... then held, followed by a meeting of the Committee of tile Education Board, at both of which small grants were made. THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. SUSPECTED OUTBREAK AT CARDIFF, ALARMIN-G BUT UNFOUNDED RUMOUR. A rumour of a somewhat alarming character was prevalent ...

... were chiefly fatal accidents. The accounts rendered as to the causes of death are far from satisfactory; thus a death by small-pox was placed on record in the Cardiff district. ,iarlet fever cinsred no less than 225 deaths in the division, I diphtheria ...

... have at length I declined in-fstalitv, falling from 10, 14, and 13 in 2 the three previous weeks to 4 for tile past one. 3. Small-pox, diphtheria, whooping cough, and fever ni were each failtl in one case. In the correipondiog -n week last yenr the births ...

... resident at James-street, Bute the Docks, Cardiff, was on Tuesday removed to for the H-lospital sheds, suffering from confldent small-pox. Another case is also reported , from Penarth; the vit ...

... deatia very rarely indeed ensued. In the ladt centtury, when vaccination wasu not practised. I the rate of mortaility from small-pox was 3,0001 per million. In 1840, when vaccination was prac- ticed, the mortaifty, had fallen to 600 per million. At the end ...

... that thel disease first originated the in a sailor taking it on board a steanmer at the docks. glas He was taken to the Small-pox Sheds, and died She there. Inspector Stoyle, of the Marine Oificc. heal fcaughtthe disease. Two sailors are now lving iil ...

... received a communication from the ts Health Committee of the corporation, call- inog their attention to the outbreak of small-pox, and the necessity for a house- to-house visitation in order to ascertain the.Sr efficiency of vaccination. T'ie vaccination ...

... vaccinator, it will be rememnbered, havin~g introduced his lymuph into the system of el a buy,. placed him on a bed whereon tr , small-pox patients bad lain, and ultimately co with the patients tbe~mselves, without any aD symptoms of the disorder ever being mani- ...

... 78, and the deaths 55; the annual rate of mortality was 307 from all causes, and 758 from zynlotic diseases. These were: Small-pox one, scarlet fever two, diarrcma a two, diphtheria three, and messles six. The following are the principal death-rates for ...

... deaths recorded in Cardiff , so that the annual rate was then as low as 15-6. The fatal zymotic diseases were 1 each of small-pox, diphtheria, and whooping-ccugh, end 2 of scarlet fever, altogether yielaing a rate under this head of 2B8, against 5 9 in ...

... number of dentba P. from zymotic disease,, &a., within the borough of -:x Cardiff for the week ending Saturday iast:- he Small-pox .I. in MeIsles ?? l lie Starlet Fever . t Dtel Wh1oopingo Coug h-2 ' * L - -, ?? ?? I I Cholera ?? . ?? o Other causes .27 ...