... from the board as to what course he should take in the event if a case of small-pox or other serious contagious disease appearing in the dock. They could not send a small-pox case to Cardiff, and they could not leave it on board.—Mr E. D. Jones said ...

... current decennium, aed2 no less than 44 per cent. below the mean rate in the preceding decennium-1871-80. Thed deaths from small-pox were 1,206, tbe deaths from scarlet fever numbering 6.378. Under the teoading of whooping cough 12,28T, deatlis were registered ...

... take in the event if a case of umall-pox or other serious contagious disease appearing in the dock. They could not send a small-pox case to Cardiff, and they could not leave it on board.—Mr E. D. Jones said that opened up the urgent need of an infectious ...

... foundations. But the hours spent there in the damp, marshy air caused him to be attacked with fever, which afterwards turned to small-Pox. His family has been left in great povorty, v- ...

... the face. Lady Mary Montagu, when she was at Constantinople, saw the ad- vantages of the plan, and gave her children the small-pox. It was shortly after her death that Jenner developed tho idea. WHICH ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST EXPLOSIVES ? FROM the evidence ...

... the face. Lady Mary Montagu, when she was at Constantinople, naw the ad- vantages of the plan, and gave her children the small-pox. It was shortly after hsr death that Jenner developed the idea. WHICH ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST EXPLOSIVES ? From the evidence ...