... 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 ...

... fror, v diarrhcea, 43 from scarlet fever. 31 Irons dinhtheria e 29 from fever (principally enteric), and not one e frora Smallpox. No deata from any of these zvmotl, I diseaaes was registered curing the v eek in a Plymouth; whereas they caused the highest ...

... guarantee he seta a sdendid fit in the Passage unredeemed pledges and wbieky salts and singing birds; glass eyes and gaseliers smallpox and sewing machines everything, in short, that covetous humanity requires to make it happy half-way down this wonderful ...

... gratifying state of affairs, reRd. Small-pox at Cardiff. — At a meeting of the Cardiff Health and Port Sanitary Com- mittee on Tuesday, Alderman Jacobs-pre- siding, a return was i-ubmitted showing that the total number of small-pox cases under treatment was ...

... 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 ...

... age 15iceonW~s1a,'i5Q~re r.Bln C Fm vi atIDerby1 General Owen Willias-'S . ?? won the Sadbnry Stakeo. ..cb |-AN epidemic of smallpox. has broken', out ni HolyweliWorkhbi5.I O Tauqrma-A. rTurn-B&NaO COiMDRAn,-The Lard ifo |Bishop .ofiBangornwill hold an ...

... 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 ...

... stringent legislative regulations enforcing inoculation might result in stamping out the disease altogether. As compared with small-pox, hydrophobia has practically no existence, and the ridiculous outcry which is raised in some places against the Vaccination ...

... thehisiry of the efforts made by the Local Government joard to enable local authorities to deal offoctuiiy with outbreaks of small-pox, showing that amongst other provisions they required the appoint- ment of a public vaccinator, so as to ensure a constant ...

... 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 ...

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... Horder's indiscretion in supplying Mr Riches with figures which scarcely represented current facts as regards the visitation of small-pox in Cardiff. It really might have been very serious from the point of view of the mari- time interests of the port. I remember ...