... SMALLPOX AT CARDIFF. . _ - ,- - .. -e c sith.el Our attention is drawn to the prevale~nce of 3' kfter ~ %ss I pox at Cardiff, and to the action which is being take'l been in consequence. According to the ?? * i 'ton- arrangements have been made that ...

... THE COST OF SMALLPOX. At Tharsday's meeting of the Islingtor. Board of Guardians, Captain Wiltshire, the chairman, presiding, a letter was received from the Metropolitan Asylums Board stating that the letter of the guardians. complaining of the lavish ...

... cough, 45 from scarlet fever, 39 from diarrhma. 32 from diphtheria, 22 fromW fever pnrincipally enteric), and only 1 from smallpox. The lowest death-rate from these zynmotic diseases were recorded last week in Birk-euhead and Wolverhampton, and the highest ...

... from scarict tever, 27 frorn diarrhimia, 33 from * fever (prin- cipally enteric), 20 from daohtheria, end only two urom smallpox. No death from any of ihese zvniotxe diseases was registered during the ?? in Woiver- hampson: whereas they cause~i the highsst ...

... 45 from scarlet fever, 39 from diarrhoea, 32 from dichtheria. 22 from fever (principally enteric), and. only one from smallpox. The lowest death-rates irom these zymotie diseases were recorded curiug the veek in Birkenhead and Wolverhampton; and the ...

... fever continso, thereforo, very low, As in the correspondisig period of the previous year, no death has beesi recortled froml smallpox ; indeed, not a single oasc of this disease has been reportedi io the depart. siCt. O(te htunded eases of scarlet fever bhise ...

... institutions:- Royal Inflrmary General Hospital Bristol Union Workhouse Barton Regis Union Workhouse Lunatic Asylum1t Smallpox Hpital .. Fever eospital .. . St Peter's Hospital * Children's Hospital I Nursery for Homeless Infants . Analysis of births ...

... that there were four cases of smallpox at present in the Parkhill Hospital. O( the two reported in the past week one was passenger from New York and the other was frora Frank-street. The CHAIBMARN said that the cases of smallpox they had to dealwith were ...

... ne, Car- diff, and Blackburn. Of the 25 deaths from diphtheria In the 28 towns, 16 occurred in London and 5 in LiverpooL Smallpox caused 1 death in Sheffield and I in Cardiff, but not one in 'greater London, or in any of the 26 other large provincial' ...

... and so would small-pox be- but how can we hope for such a condition of things- when vaccination for small-pox counteracts all sani- tary influences, and gives us (what could only be expected with increased vaccination) increased small-pox, If your cor ...

... which had been 17'3 and 1932 in the two pre- ceding weeks, declined again last week to 18-9. The 1,529 deaths included 1 from smallpox, 95 from measles. 17 from scarlet fevor, 14 from diphtheria, 40 from whooping-cough, 6 from enteric fever, 12 from diarrhoea ...

... hospital ships had been running on the Thames they had only twice, during the last ait months, had to make a Journey for a smallpox case. One patient was carried 45 miles in an ambulance. About 50 officers were employed altogether, and the result of this ...