... and rheumatism; and some cases of smallpox appeared. Four cases (none fatal) only were reported to me-three at Totterdown and one at Yatton. We were fortunate in not having more, as a considerable epidemic of smallpox prevailed in Bristol; bat the measures ...

... OUTBREAK OF SMALL POX AT GELLYGAER. Some alarm has been occasioned by an outbreak of small-pox in the parish of Gellygaer. The outbreak in the vicinity of Vochriw, reported some weeks ago, still contiuues, although the sanitary authorities have provided ...

... system put out of order--besides not being inoculated by smallpox virus, the result is not a true modified smallpox. Over half a century ego I had the good fortune to see a number of cases of smallpox in Alderney cows. I at once used the matter procurable ...

... been effectual in stamping out smallpox (hear, hear). Up to 1870 they were all of the opinion that it was being stamped out, but then there came that great epidemic, when it was estimated there were 120,000 cases of smallpox, and of that number it was computed ...

... and classification of the mortality returns We for 1887 are dealt with, as usual, in Home detail, while n the outbreak of smallpox has reecived, exhaustive e treatment, The prevalence of this'dreaded disease, w and also that of 'scarlet fever, made the ...

... public institutionfs Royal Infirmary . . . .8 G eneral ?? 1 Bristol Union Workhouse . ?? Barton Regis Union Workhouse . . ,smallpox ?? ?? . Fever Hospital . ?? St Peter's Hospital .. ?? Children's Hospital ?? ?? .1 Narsery for HomelessInfants . .. 0 Analysis ...

... vaccination. Might she tell the facts that had lately occurred ia theirown smallpox hospitalat Barton Regis. Daring the past year and up to January 2nd of this year 173 cases of smallpox had been admitted; 139 of those persons had been vaccinated and 37 had ...

... GUARDIANS.—At the meeting held on Saturday —Mr W. Jones, J.P., presiding-it was reported that there were three fresh cases of smallpox at Gellyga(%r.-A draft agreement was now presented by Mr Frank James, clerk, in which an arrange- ment between the union ...

... and consisted of 7 of measles, 4 of whooping cough, and 1 each of small-pox and diarrhoea. Measles had declined, for the total in the previous week was 13, There was also one of small-pox. Three deaths wnre the result of violence, and 9 parsons died in ...

... per aimnnu.. 18,19 e. Rate of mortality from, zymotic diseases ..1'l8 ti A Died aged 6 and upwaras30 a Id Of fever . .0 Ad SmallPOX.. ?? . .1.fI is Scarlet fever .. le Measles ?? 0 Vishooping cough . .1 CC Diphtheria.* e, Violence .. h i 10 Other canees ...

... and that a fatal one, came to Dr. Hill's knowledge. All the cases of smallpox and iS of ecarlatina were removed to the Borough Hospital, into which institution 1 case of smallpox and 93 of scarlatina were received in the corresponding portion of the ...

... ?? cases of smallpox except those Itelonging. to parts ofthe union within the city, be rescinded so far as it may apply to the country parishes of this union, but to remain in force in its application to all other cases. In the smallpox hospital, he ...