... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... the longest attacks of typhoid Pi iliotite)rs ever heard of; subsequently on the th C \\ -st f 'oast of Africa he caught small-pox, Hit aol hail ta2rtly riconered from this disease a wiheii he ft-l Se'ir'l'y i-ounded at the heed of fe .i,: rhonaval co ...

... that it is not ex- wV pedient to spend any more of the ratepayers' tli mnoney in litigation respecting the Hampstead da Small-pox Hospital. Considering that these ml worthy litigants, and guardians ofw t he - poor and interests of the ratepayers, have ...

... candidates. In this case the candi- dates were Mr. Dodson, President of the Local Government Board, the great apostle of small-pox propagation at a guinea a-head, and the Hon. Beilby Lawlev. a singularly feeble-minded young man, whorm Alr. Gladstone ...