Cattle plague, or rinderpest, has not been recorded in Great Britain since 1877.

When the rinderpest appears, governors issue proclamations.

It is deeply to be regretted that Lord Southesk's fine herd suffered so heavily by the rinderpest.

It is 160 years this year since the start of a devastating epidemic of cattle plague, or rinderpest.

The local bankers shake their heads-threecases of rinderpest are equivalent to a reduction of 25 per cent.

After the rinderpest scourge of 1897 they still owned something like 90,000 head.

Then toward the century's end it reached its climax, and was suddenly struck by a plague of rinderpest.

Bridges, appropriations, rinderpest, lack of labor, artesian wells, cholera-such was their table talk, as such was their life.

The buffalo has recovered from the slaughter by rinderpest only in time to meet the onset of oversea sportsmen.

But serious investors will probably wait until the World Organization for Animal Health declares Sudan free of the cattle disease rinderpest, Kansio added.

Then we betook ourselves to Dr. V. G. Gay, a veterinarian living in the town, famous throughout Mongolia for his battle against rinderpest.

The significance of these results is discussed with respect to the epidemiology of SSPE in children and its possible implication with rinderpest in Europe.

Clearly, the stomach of the peccari, and perhaps that of the pig, present a favorable medium for the parasitical microbe peculiar to the rinderpest.

The superstitious Wa Kikuyu were fully convinced that by this he bewitched their cattle, which at the time were dying in scores from rinderpest.

His method of making up to Bell had been to drop in at T'nowhead on Saturday nights and talk with the farmer about the rinderpest.

Dr Peter Roeder from Taurus Animal Health, about how scientists and veterinarians aided in the eradication of the deadly cattle virus Rinderpest.