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... without further delay. At the meeting of uhe Cardiff Board of F Guardians on Saturday it was announced c that several cases of small-pox had broken out in that town, one proving fatal. A football match between the Cardiff Second Fifteen aid the Swansea-J3ryllymor ...
... e- saervicgS. vC SMALL-POX AT' JAMAIAA. *e. FEIAFUL EXTENT OF THE MALADIES. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Nile, I which arrived at Plymouth on Sunday, reports 6 that when she left Jamnaica there were 480 cases of 11 by small-pox at that port. and ...
... cndtiist'y a ptifti n to Par *'.Iint t( extend ti-s time for the payment o, ?? Chihnniati, in reference to tie irr- I ducion of small.pox iato the workhouse, srii iý. t had resonf t) know that snmali'-ex had b-en ]introduced into the Bristol Union by vagramnis ...
... borough,] the onlyv ftatl races of acts ryrnsotic .4seasa being 2 of whzoopinug cough, 3 of .diarrhoea, and 1 of fever. Sm~allpOX, renselts, ?? fever, sod diphtheriai did ntot acesa onae Sj denath. 6 In the corresponding waeek la~st year the births wars ...
... Edwarda, the rector of St. Andrew's parish, respecting the let- ting of a piece of land to the authority for the erection of a small-pox hospital. The rev, gentle- man effered a meadow to the authoritv for 99 years, at a rental of £20 per annum.-lt was agreed ...
... UCUZDMiT BOARD OF GUARDIANS. OUTHLIUAKi 01' SMALL.POX. e Thi usual wevekly nieati g of tinis board was held on irSaturday, De. Paine it) the chajl ,Th CEURK re d thile report of tire Vaccination Couiluittee, whlich ?? tthas t an outbreak of sliall-pox ...
... received at Plymouth on Sunday night, reports tliat great consternation prevails at Jamaica on account of the outbreak of rr's small-pox. Over 400 cases have occurred en a few er, w.seeks, with a Iarge percentage of deaths. The ing Government Inspector is insisting ...
... thst about a fortnight age a. ,:vagrant hade been recriived in the CiteualWard and Pt'e haid, afterwards shown symptoms of small-pox. le of ?? then another inmate haid been attacked, and, ?? viewv of a, possible outbreak, he suggested the 0os11 re-vacci ...
... tire I fee of 2e;. 6d. per case formerly paid. Faiur rasesi of diphtheria occurred, onb proving fatal. Threesi cases of small-pox had been reported one' ttVarteg,1 one at Aberayclian, and the oilier at`pontsewvdd, IlT all being traceable to importation ...
... diseases wee re few in number; Ithus, ecarlet fever, diphtheria, and fevvr each I u caused a arrhrra 2. Not one was due to I small-pox, measles, or whooping cough. l athe corresponding weekof last Yearthe birth r 7in C ardiff reachd 81, and the deaths 65, ...