§ MR. C. J. MONK (Gloucester)

I beg to ask the President of the Local Government Board whether he can give from official sources reassuring reports respecting the present state of health in Gloucester so far as the smallpox epidemic is concerned?

§ MR. T. W. RUSSELL

In Gloucester, during the 30 completed weeks of 1896, January 4th to July 25th, smallpox cases were notified every week, the total number of cases notified being 2,008. I am glad to say that during the two complete weeks ending respectively August 1st and August 8th no smallpox cases have been certified.

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FindingNo	B742/36486GS
Library	Gloucestershire Archives
Title	Oakridge smallpox riots
Author	Morley; Alan
Date	1982
ISBN	026729GS
Format	article
Source	Gloucestershire and Avon life, January 1982, p. 50
Illustrations	ill.
NumberofPages	1 p

FindingNo	N27.26(1)GS
Library	Gloucestershire Archives
Title	Smallpox at Gloucester in 1896
Date	1902
ISBN	052414GS
Format	article
Source	Churchwoman, 17th January 1902
Notes	Austin 5228.Signed: An eyewitness of the Gloucester epidemic.
Notes	GS copy reprinted by Odhams Limited, London.