... SMALLPOX AT CARDIFF. Revaccination Objeeted To. At a meeting of the Cardiff Board of Guar- dians, which was held in the Council Chamber, Town Hill, to-day, under the presidency of Mr O. H. Jones, reports were read from the Workhouse Visiting Committee ...

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... SMALLPOX AT GLOUCESTER, Trade Improving. Our Gloucester correspondent is in a position to state that, although the number of cases for the first three days of the week was larger when compared with the corresponding period of the previous week, the total ...

... NO SMALL-POX. Dr. McGinn, chairman of the health committee, said he was plad to assure the council and the public that there were no cases of small-pox in Newport, whether in the hospitals or the town. There had been various vague reports, which had caused ...

... SMALLPOX IN GLAMORGAN. Bridgend Again Behind. I A report presented by the county medical officer to the Sanitary Committee of the Glamorgan County Council to-day stated that during the current year there had been 160 cases of smallpox in the county during ...

... Cardiff, to-day under the presidency of Councillor O. H. Jones. The Chief Constable in his report referred to the outbreak of smallpox, stating that all his men had been revaccinated, and that they were taking all necessary precau- tions to prevenb the spread ...

... SMALLPOX AT GLOUCESTER. The figures issued by the Gloucc^r Sanitary Authority last evening in connection with the smallpox epidemic show that the fresh oases during the week are only 81, against 131. 168, 201, and 211 in the four preceding weeks; admitted ...

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... Smallpox at Penarth. How tha Disease is Imparud. A TIMELY DISCOVERY. This afternoon at a meeting of the Health an& Port Sanitary Committee of Cardiff Corpora* tion, Councillor R. Hughes (deputy chair man) presiding, Dr. Walford (medical officer) reported ...