... destroying certain bedding and clothing of her deceased son, whose primary cause of death was that of small-pox. The board were of death was that of small-pox. The board were of opinion the owner should fumigate the dwell- ing, declining to recognise any ...

... SMALL POX AT ROATH. At a meeting of the Cardiff Health Committee, to-day, it was reported that there are six cases of small-pox at Roath, one of which has been re- moved to the hospital. ...

... Twenty-nine deaths from smallpox werS I gistered in London last week. ...

... Small-pox has made its appearance in Ashton- onder-Lyne union. Eleven cases have already been dealt with, pri!1t;paJ:y in Stalybridge. The disease is said to hav: b-^en brought, from Sheffield, No deaths have place. ...

... FURTHERSPREAD OF THE EPIDEMIC Mr Stoyle, the inspector of the Mercantile Marine Office, at Penarth, who was attacked with small-pox on the 26th ult., died at the Hamadryad Hospital fever ward, on Monday. His case was a severe one, and on Saturday Dr • Hughes ...

... health of the community—perhaps something of all three-Cardiff has been ex- posed to the serious danger of an epidemic of small-pox. The medical officer of the town, in making this announcement at the weekly meeting of the guardians, on Satur- day, added ...

... the Penarth Local Board, on Monday, Dr. Bird attended with the view of giving details relative to the recent outbreak of small-pox at Penarth. Dr. Nell, the medical ofneer fur the board, would, th? chairman said, have been presenI and given them the e ...

... the meeting of this board, held on Saturday, Mr Wm. Jones pre- siding, the vaccination officer reported six fresh Ases of small-pox at Penpark. ...

... treasurer, 1;681 13s lid. — Reference was made by Mr Carter to a case of smallpox at Newnham—a young man \ylio, after arriving from the Sailors' Home at Newport, developed smallpox. It was stated that lie was no'v convalescent, but the nurse from the County ...

... enteric fever during the last fortnight ;t Miskin, Moun- tain Ash, and two c.aes of small-pox at Aberdare Junction. A nurse had been sant to take cuargc of the small-pox patients. ...

... ALLEGED INHUMANITY TO A I CASUAL, At a meeting of the Nottingham Board of Guardians, tiliti inortiiiig, a case of small-pox was mentioned. A vagrant who was in the casual ward of the workhouse Was found to be suffering from the disease, and it is stated ...

... The number of deaths from small-pox last week in London further declined to 43. In the two preceding weeks it had been 73 and 79 respec- tively. ...