... THE OUTBRE AK OF SMALLPOX IN ABERDL E N We would draw tile attention of the public once ote to what may be called the alarming spread of Ssl1llPK'- in the city, and to the absolute necessity which has arisen of the citiz7ene adopting every possible precaution ...

... 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 ...

... letter of the 4th inst. requesting their sanction to a continuance to the arrangement adopted during the recent prevalence of small-pox in the Cardiff Union, under which certain of the public vaccinators have attended at their own residences each week-day evening ...

... of zymotic diseases the remaining 401 were cases of ordinary sickness or accidents. Of the zymotic cases, three were from small-pox, one from diphtheria, five from fever, 17 from diarrhoea and dysentry, and 22 from intermittent fever or ague. No deaths ...

... institutions:- Royal Infirmary General Hospital Bristol Union Workhouse .. .. .. 1 Barton Regis Union Workhouse .. 2 Lunatic ?? 1 Smallpox ?? Fever Hospital .. .. .. ?? St Peter's Hospital . Children's Hospital I Nursery for Homeless Infants 0 Analysis of births ...

... . 4 Genera ?? .. .. 2 Bristol Union Workhouse ?? Barton Begis Union Workhouse .. .2 Lunntic Asylum ?? . . .. .. . . 1 Smallpox Ilospital . ?? 0 Feaver Hospital .. ?? St Peter's Hospital . ?? 0 Children's Hlospital ?? Nursery for Homeless Infants 0 ...

... of zymotic diseases the remaining 401 were cases of ordinary sickness or accidents. Of the zymotic cases, three were from small-pox, one from diphtheria, five from fever, 17 from diarrhoea and dysentry, and 22 from intermittent fever or ague. No deaths ...

... tbehistoryofthe efforts made by the Local Gernmenb Board to enable; local authorities to 3al effectually with outbreaks of small-pox, sluing that amongst other provisions they renred the appoint- ment of a public vcinator, so as to ensure a constant supp ...

... Horder Called upon to Resign. I During the last few months the fact has become generally known to the public of Cardiff that small-pox has been more or less prevalent in certain districts in the town, though, fortunately, in a mitigated degree. Every effort ...

... exceeded by 62 the average number in the correspond- ig weeks of the last ten years. The 1,774 deaths in- cluded one from small-pox, 65 from measles 23 from scarlet fever, 16 from diphtheria, 87 from whooping- cough 5 from enterie fever, 3 ill-defined forms ...

... 132 fron, whooping cough, 50 from scarlet fever, 25 from fever (principally enterlc), 23 from diphtheria,, and only 1 from smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic diseases was registered last week in Halifax; whereas they caused the bighest death-rates ...

... seuported both bv official statistics from the Metro- T wuitan Amyluims'Board on the one side (admitting ' 36,000 cases of smallpox, all duly registered Its suoI e cessfully vaccinited), and on the other by heart. SI brealting lotters from parents whose ...