§ Mr. STAVELEY-HILLasked the President of the Local Government Board if he will state, in connection with the number of cases of small-pox so far returned in England and Wales, exclusive of London, in how many cases have the patients been vaccinated, in how many cases have they been re-vaccinated during the last ten years, and in how many were they unvaccinated; and what have been the respective number of deaths in the above three classes of cases?
§ Mr. BURNSFrom the weekly summary of cases of infectious disease notified since 1st January, 1911, to 18th March, 1911, inclusive, eighty-four cases of smallpox were notified in England and Wales, exclusive of London. I have no information showing the vaccinated condition or otherwise of these small-pox patients.