The cattle plague : with official reports of the International veterinary congresses, held in Hamburg, 1863, and in Vienna, 1865 / by John Gamgee.

  • International Veterinary Congress (2nd :, 1865 : Vienna Austria)
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1866
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    Hides as bearers of the virus, 36. , experiments with, 479. Hire, Ed., Eeport by, from West Penwith, Penzance, Cornwall, 349. History of the Cattle Plague of 1865-66, 336. Holland, losses in 1755, 300. , outbreak in, 247. , the Cattle Plague in, 394. Holly Ditch, near Calne, Wiltshire, out- break at, 3S8. Holt and North Greenhoe, Norfolk, Report from, 373. Home Office, correspondence with, on National Assurance, 163. Homoeopathic treatment, ] 14. Honck, Mr., contractor for Russian cattle, 336. Horncastle, Report from, 389. Horns and hoofs, disinfection of, 140. Howard, Mr., on indemnity, 144. Human beings as media for communica- tion of the disease, 37. Hungary, Cattle Plague in, 19. , suggested importation of diseased animals from, 249. Hunt and Parker, Messrs., Report from, 386. Husson, motion with regard to the delivery of animals suffering from contagious diseases, 792. Hygiene influence on predisposition, 30. Hygienic management of diseased cattle, 91. I. Identity of the present plague and Rinder- pest, 251. Tllyria, plague in, 3. Importation of the Cattle Plague in 1745, 295. of cattle, &c, from Flanders, prohi- bited in 1770, 304. of foreign cattle a necessity, 16. of live stock diseased, letters to the ' Times,' on, 3-9. of live stock, 132. into Ireland prohibited, 206. Imported diseases, losses by, in Great Britain, 486. Improvements needed in town dairy system, 17. Incubation, period of, 38. Indemnity, 143. , Lord Winchilsea on, 143. , Mr. Algernon Clarke on, 144. , Mr. Howard on, 144. a Warwickshire farmer on, 144. , Mr. Wooler on, 145. Inefficacy of treatment, 104. Infected sheep to be seized and destroyed, 213. ' animals, slaughter of, 140. Infection, limited area of, 193. , opinions of Haubner, 480, 481 ; Hertwig, 479; Midler, 481; Roll, 480. spreading substances, 479. TJnterberger on, 479. Influence of rivers and streams, 35. Inoculation at Karlowka, 195. by Dobson, 298. by modified lymph, 189. by removes, 178,191, 195. , conclusion as to its value, 198. for Cattle Plague first employed in Great Britain, 170. in 1770,171 ; 1754, 170 ; 1775, 171 ; 1778, 173; 1778-9, 171: 1847, 173 ; 1853, 175, 177, 187; 1854,175, 182; 1855, 180, 186; 1865, 180, 187; 1857, 187; 1S58, 178; 1859, 188, 194; 1863, 194; 1864,195. in Charkow, Kurski, Cherson, Wj'at- ka, Kazan, and Dorpat, 170, 177. in Holland in 1755, 300. in pleuro-pneumonia, 499. in the Steppes recommended by Frank, Walz, Viborg, Jessen, and Spinola, 25, 173. in Zealand, results of, 172. , Jessen and Rawitsch s conclusions, 194. , Layard on, 299. of Rinderpest, Jessen, 813, 814. of Sheep-pox in Austria discontinued, 795. of Tyrolese and Swiss cattle in Russia, 186. , Russian Commission on, 173. , St. Queutin's experiments, 299. , value of, 198. with decomposing lymph, 184. with old lymph, 192. Inspection of imported substances, 139. , its insufficiency, 138. of frontiers, ports, markets, and the countiy generally, 138. , Royal Commission on, 262. Inspectors: powers given them to slaughter and bury infected animals, 207. , Royal Commission on their powers, 272. Insufficiency of quarantine for Steppo cattle, 136. Insurance of cattle in Great Britain, 484. abroad, 002. 3 i