... SMALL-POX IN THE MERTHYft DISTRICT. At a meeting of the Merthyr Rural Sanitary Authority on Saturday, Mr Jeukin Matthews presiding, the surveyor (Mr Jones) reported that during the last fortnight there had been eight cases of small-pox at Pehbank, Tymawr ...

... OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT GELLYGAER. Mr Jenkin Matthews presided at the meeting of the Merthyr Rural Sanitary Authority on Saturday. It appeared that seven cases of small- pox had occurred atBrithdir, Gellygaor, and that tho board school at Brithdir had ...

... SMALL-POX IN THE MERTHYR DISTRICT. THE EPIDEMIC SPREADING. At a meeting of the Mertbvr Rural Sanitary Authority on Saturday, Mr Jenkin Matthews presiding, the surveyor (Mr Jones) reported that during the last fortnight there had been eight cases of small-pox ...

... f the .purpose of a temporary small-pox hospital. The-Clerk was authorised to conclude the arrange- ment so as to obtain prompt possession of the houses.—It was reported that there had bean two fresh cases of small-pox in Gellygaer district; two doubtful ...

... 2:161 Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases .. 131 Died aged 00 and upwards 4.. . Under one year old 7.. . Of fever ?? 0 Smallpox ?? Scarlet fever .. . 0 Measles ?? 0 Whooping cough . . . Diarrhea ?? Diphtheria .. . Violence .. . Other causes . . . 81 ...

... the meeting of this board, held on Saturday, Mr Wm. Jones pre- siding, the vaccination officer reported six fresh Ases of small-pox at Penpark. ...

... vas 0'159 of an inch. 9( The COsAIRaAs.-I think Dr. Taylor told me I. of a case of smallpox from Sheffield. 1s Dr. TAYLOR said that there were seven cases of smallpox in the hospital, bive of which had been I fr traced to have originated in the family ...

... VASSALL-I shall object to having a smallpox hospital here, to bring the disease from all those people into this pariah. After further conversation Mr VASSALL moved- That the chairman be requested not to arrange fora joint smallpox hospital for the parishes of ...

... unvaccinrted persons. The result was obtained from the treatment of 15,000 csses in the Small-pox Hospital under Mr. Marston. It was aa follows :-If attacked by small-pox, one in every three unvaccinated persons would die; one in every seven imperfectly ...

... mladly, the un- vaccinated one had it very seriously, and died THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. The SANITARY INSPECTOR (Mr Stephen Sweet) reported that during the month of February 21 cases of smallpox had been brought under his notice, Twelve of these had been removed ...

... J. Cousins, W. Stone, W Jones, B. T. Cossens, and T. Miles. Dr Barton (medical officer of health) was also in attendance. SMALLPOX HIOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION. The CHAIRMAN said their jcheme of providing hospital accommodation had practically failed. so far ...

... follows, beginning with the seven principal infectious diseases :-Fevers 4, diarrhmoa 2, scarlet fever 11, diphtheria 0, smallpox 4, measles 3, whooping- cou-h 14. The sum of their mortality is 38, with the rate of 1-4 per 1,000 living. As far as infectious ...