... .- 140 Rate of mortality from ?? dibeases - 2 Died aged 60 and npwrrds I 1 Under one year old - -. * - 0 Of fever - - 0 small-pox - 0 carlet fever - - - - - o Measles -- - -. 0 Whooping cough 0 Diarrhowa-. - - a Dphtheri . - o Violence - - - - - - 8 Otber ...

... 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 ...

... A great many deaths in infancy were due to want of proper care and usnuagenstet ott the part of pareirto. No death formn smallpox had occurredl during tbre year. Three eases hlrt beets admitted to tihe hcoruital front Balaall Heath, but tltey were di ...

... occrlrrd from epidemic disease. The births during the same peried were:-- I Mlales, 31; and females, 84. E [I rl CAsizs 01' SMALL-Pox AT RtASLAR. 9The Sanitary Inspector (hfr. Easton) presented a I report with ref~erence to the recent oases of small-X l pox ...

... has been but a very slight decrease in smallpox fmortalitv - that the available evidence fails to prove that such de- crease is the result of vaceinattooc; that vaccination has not diminished the severity of smallpox as a disease; and that concurrently with ...

... rejecting it. . _ __ THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. At the meeting, yesterday, of the Mttropohitan Asylums board, Mr. Galsworthy presiding, it was t eported ttat in the course of two weeks there had been an increase of 128 cases of smallpox under treatment in the ...

... in the 28 towns included 19 in London, 3 in Liverpool and in Birmingham, and 2 in Manchester and in Newcaatle-upon.Tyne. Smallpox caused 63 deaths in Lodon and its outer ring of suburban districts, .3in Birminghaml, and 1 both in Liverpool and in Cardiffh ...

... requisitioned, bacon being fried on the stoves and oysters heated on a shovel. Several people fell ill. One emigrant developed small-pox, and a bride had the measles, getting better in tine to nurse her husband, who took the malady before the blockade was over ...

... 40 to 1. cs T'ln cases of smallpox and 101 of scarlet fever have been cc receivedl into the liorough hospital during the past quarter. y) In thle corresponding quarter of 1883 no fewer than 403 patioit.3 suferihig ?? smallpox, and 163 With searlet - fever ...

... Banis, master of a keel, was charged before the stipendiary with exposing his son, aged nine years, while sultering from smallpox. The keel arrived at Huil with the boy on boar4 suffering from the disease, and he was re- moved to a, public-house. The ...

... been traced to a potinall at asmail public-house, who took beer to customers and served behind the bar while suifering from small-pox. Two public-houses in St. Peter's district, as %yell as Angleis'-gardens Board school, had been closed in consequence of ...

... Taunton reported that out of 14 deaths ia the smallpox, hospital only two were unvaccinated cases, Thus it was officially stated that 12 vaccinated persono c admitted to the hospital had died from smallpox. It is I also interesting to notice that two of ...