... TIlE OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT ALNWICK. The ordinary meeting of the members of the Alnwick and Canongute Local Board of Health was held on Wednesday -Mr James Heatley in the ?? F. B. Wilson, inspector of nuirances to the Rural Sanitary Authority of the ...

... (Captain Thompson in the chair), to consider tite best means to be adopted in view of preventing tie possible spread of small-pox at Penarth. Dr. INELa, the medical officer, wiho was present, said it was a very important question to him per- sonally. ...

... colloquy began and ended,-- shot y Is a slight outbreak., of small-pox an extralordi- hop :0-nary occurrence in a big city, ?? no whe Itmeans. There are very few large towns whereaI a, small-pox does not exist at some tine of the year ptae r. or another ...

... and disap- peared. Our greatest statistician, Dr. Farr, tells us that Small-pox attained its maximum mortality after inoculation was introduced. The annual deaths from small-pox (in London) from 1760 to I779 were on an average 2,323. In the next twenty ...

... sister from small-pox, at Chelten- ham, where also his parents arc suffering from the same disease. Anson, after unpacking the clothes and reading the letter, became ill, and is now under treatment of Dr. Price, who states that small-pox was conveyed ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WEARDALTE GUARDIANS. Yesterday's meeting was presided over by Mr Bainbridge. SMALLPOX OUTBREAK.-A SOSCNi. Mr Knollys, Government inspector, asks the number of persons suffering from, smnallpox ant fever within the Union. if any of these have been, or' ...

... THE OUTBREAK OF SMALL- POX AT PENARTH. The man Tilley, one of the crew of the Bevan, who died from small-pox at the Hamadryad Hos- pital Ship, a short time since, was a native of Somersetshire. A copy of the South Wales Daily News, containing an account ...

... death-rate in other typical large towns. Among the deaths from the chief zymotic diseases were one from small-pox and 19 from measles. The small-pox case was that of Stoyle. The medical officer repeated his statement made on another occasion by him to ...

... held on Wednesday a sub-committee was forned for fixing a site for a temporary hospital for small-pox cases at Llandalf. The medical officer reported that small-pox had also broken out at 1Porth- kerry. The Swansea Corporation met on Wednes- day, when the ...

... of Obtoiio it t os a rsrcrsticn-grmead for the inhabitants of the east end of thle town. He was ia favour of romoviug the Smallpox Hospital from its prosent site, but did not hold with some people that if they lobtained the estate for the purposes of a ...