... 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 ...

... CAn D IFF RoT!iFomrAi!JiIANS. SMALL.POX IN CARDIFF. Mr C. W. David presided at the weekly meet- ing of the Ciwdilf Board of Guardians, on Satur- day, wheu there was a fair atteu lance of guardians. The master reported that during the we?k there had beeu ...

... won the match by two balls- Much commotion has been caused at Kmsale by the arrival there of a French fishing lugger with smallpox on board and by the crew refusing to recognise the jurisdiction of the authorities. Appiicati0n has been made to nave a gunboat ...

... of students was 22,622, who made 714 oil copies of pictures. The increase of the smallpox epidemic in London demands the prompt attention of the Government. All the smallpox hospitals are full, and during the last fortnight 40 cases have had to be refused ...

... (Loud Conservative cheers.) SPECIFIC FOR SMALL-POX. Mr DODSON, in reply to Mr Danisl, said that without entering into the details or policy of offering a reward for the discovery of an absolute specific for small-pox, he could only state that be had no funds ...

... 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 ...

... from Ascension, and would leave there for the lights on February 3rd. The latter vessel was in quaran- tine, a few cases of small-pox having broken out amongst her krooaien. Flirt, with the Governor and suite on board, lias returned here. The Governor landed ...

... the out- w.iehef, and £ w0 per annum for the workhouse, loa,ed that two vessels had come into port this week with cases of smallpox on board. One of tnese was reinoveJ from IVnarth in a conveyauce with a number of other passen- tf VM1- .an'l taken to ...

... need not dwell on the mischief occasioned by crimps. It is not at all pleasant to think that foreigners, suffering from small-pox, have recently been moved ashore from their vessels, and transferred to local establishments in ordinary vehicles. An epidemic ...

... VACCINATION REPORT. The minutes of the former meeting having been read. it was reported that the Union was entirely free from small-pox, and during the week there had been 21 cases of vaccination at Aberdare, and 31 at Merthyr.—A letter was read from Dr Davies ...

... grateful thauks, the following1 donation 'to the Infirmary:—Large scrap book, Air Perry Queen's Hotel. THE INTRODUCTION O. SMALL-POX By MEANS OF VESSELS.—In cunsequence of a report from the medical officer, Dr Paine, Mr Wheatley, the town clerk, by order ...

... earliest col- opportunity. eral SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. had Mr. D. GRANT (L., Mfars'febeeel asked if dypremiums would be offered to any Whocudgv dyfull information as to the origin, growth, and de- stud velopment of smallpox, and indicate means of its Iex ...