... SMALL-POX AT CARDIFF. . A - ?? A a-. - 1 ¢A- A . % . / h-nen At thb Cardif police-court on Monday (beforo the mayor, Mr. Rees Jones; Alderman Evans, Dr. Paine, and Mr. Vachell), P. Farro, an Italian cap- tain, was charged with exposing one Osted Guise- ...

... e ARDIFF BOAID OF GUAPLIANS. P PREKVALENCE OF FEVER AND . SMALL-POX. ) The usual weekly meeting of the Cardiff Board of Guardians was held at the Workhouse, Cardiff, on Saturday, under the presidency of Mr. C. MW ; David. Thie Mlaster reported that during ...

... the Vaccination Acts. Dr. of Tomkins save:- ed 'hie most stfikinri of all evidence is, perhaps, be that derived fromi the small-pox hospitals them- he I selves. lere the prc'tctive iudluencc of vaccina- e ion is seen and pr)vei in a manner I.nvoad all ee ...

... cases were re-r corded, while, for the sake of contrast, it may be C added that in the previous year there were 21,301. t Small-pox caused 674 deatls, including 461 in t London alone. Scarlet fever and fever of other kinds were also verv fatal in many places ...

... 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 ...

... rutnnies.A The Geose reports the deat~hat Lublin, on Julv 1, of Catherine Xoronitsku, at the age of 112 ;- ars. The deaths from small-pox in London further declined last week to 39, but exceeded thi cor- reuted average weekly number by 16 35. S1YrSL ALL IN'T ...

... more ao especially in view of a circumstance which had he occurred during the week. Two vessels came 1 he into port with smallpox on board. One came in at j of Penarth, and the sufferer was removed in a public of conveyance to the Hamadryad Hospital Ship ...

... tol be correct, that the hatsrrsan had h1is fect irid legs in such a position as to prevent the ball reasching the wicket. Small-pox has broken out in the Leicester Indus- trial Schools at Desford. In a resolution Of thanks forwarded to the Lord Mayor from ...

... have been reported in v which detnage aLS been inflicted on Great Yar- 'd at mouth fishing boats b;- Ostend trawlers. i The smallpox epidemic is extending at Roch- ttlc, dzale. 0 ver sixty fresh cases were reported last i Pr0- week. two of themi having proved ...

... 4 h,.7. 24: - 2619 . - 10103 ?? - 6:9S ?? - 1013S ?? - 1466 , ?? - ?? 31ci 103 - ?? S97 - ?? 2200 Thirtv-sixdeathsftoxn small-pox were registered in London last .%eek. it t. wvell-knuwni thiat the surtaeC ot .the Teal Iu: sent to E.g-urd is 3 No S' it ...

... proposed that tise vaccination com- ssitltee meet monthly henceforth, and added that, as he would deal. with the question of small-pox and vaccination in his annual report, it would be as well to wait until then before making any extracts from what fie ?? ...

... had id assaulted several inmates. A man living at Plaistow has been fined lOs. at of West Eam for refusing to go into a small-pox Ie hospital when hehis wife,and child were suffering or fromthat disease. Is The Laundress to the Prince of Wales, in a in ...