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... found to have suffered ; from small-pox inearly life. Weurged the remaining D seven to be re-vaccinated: six complied, the resalt tea beinm successful, t he seventh obstinately refused; it. he afiternvards developed small-pox and died. About Ttc uad a month ...
... SM.ALLrPOX AT CARDIFF. WHAT TUI LANl'CE T SAYS. The Lonet ?? attention is drawrntn tile prevalence of small-pox at CArdiff rnd to tl. of ?? which is being taken In consequence. l0 According to the Western Mail, nnrrengements have 'Y been mado that the ...
... THE SMALL-POX EPIDEIMIC AT CARDIFF. SUBSIDENCE OF THE DISEASE. MBETING OF TIHE GUARDIANS. At the ordinary weekly meetinz of the Cardiff Board of Guardians held at the Union Workhousa on Saturday, Dr. Paine in the chair, the following communication, dated ...
... ?? A- . I ITHE SMALL-POX OUTBREAK IAT CARDIFF. 5 - COUNCILLOR RICHES AND THE 3 HEALTH COMMITTEE, THE LATTER WANT STIRRING UP. a It will be remembered that at a meeting of the f Cardiff Town Council on Monday Mr. T. EL Riches a speaking in reference to ...
... information as to the existence of certain cases of small-pox in that town. State- y, ments, we understand, badrecently been made at a meeting of the Health Committee as to the ns freedom of Cardiff from small-pox, and, their accuracy being doubled by some members ...
... THE SMALL-POX OUTBREAK AT CARDIFF. Sionmli a IDISCUSSION BY THRE HIEALTHI J ate8, CO MTTE ece ndiy '~'~ISun pro- -1 ron's THE HEALTH OF THE TOWN wile nda' VINDICATED. Tuni .Mrs. --cowt teom was ling. The Cardiff Health Committee on Tuesday ,d at ex ...
... report. of tho Vaccination Committee di whieh had smeC on the previowu day, was read a Thie report stated ?? ?? outbreak of small-pox D was spreading, And that they considered it ga necessary to give sp(1e7tl1 facilities for re-vaccine- tion. They had arrianged ...
... CARDIFF RURAL SANITARY IAUTHORITY. SERIOUS OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT ¢AEHNPHILLY. ie The usual meeting of the Cardiff Raral Sanitary g, Authority was held on VWednesday at the offices of :r. the board, Queen-street, Cardiff, Mr. R. Forret 3e presiding ...
... strictly private. Ifore = ?? a THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC AT with CAERPIIILLY. armn_ last. SUBSIDENCE OF THE OUTBREAK. ten- Thanks to the prompt precautions of those In .and authority, and also to the seasonable weather, the small-pox: epidemic at Cherphiilly bas ...
... the Inst century, the mortality amongst small- po casex wi as 1 in 6, or 166 per cent. Dr. Gayton gives 10,403 caises of small-pox that come under his own observation in tihe London hospitals in recent years,nsnd thie mortality Anmongrt thlese was 17-1 ...
... Registrar-General'e s return oif June, 1878S-I In a recently published r report dealing with the statistics of the Homerton Small-pox Hospital for the let of February, 1871, when patients were first received, till the S1st of December last, Dr. William Gayton ...