cattle plague

He also published more serious documents about the cattle plague of 1747-49.

He also distinguished himself by his efforts during the cattle plague of 1714.

The article says they had an outbreak of cattle plague there.

His term was difficult due to an outbreak of cattle plague.

Apparently there's been an outbreak of some sort of cattle plague.

Humans aren't normally highly susceptible to things like cattle plague.

Cattle plagues recurred throughout history, often accompanying wars and military campaigns.

It mentions a cattle plague, which has been identified as rinderpest.

Contemporary to the plague, there was also a cattle plague in Silesia.

On the cattle plague or typhus in Newcastle.

The chronicles of the time are full of references to cattle plagues and other such devastating phenomena.

The Law relating to the Cattle Plague, 1866.

Peasants didn't plough with horses on their feast day for fear of causing a cattle plague.

Cattle plague is life.

The same chemical was also used to fight parasites and reduce the odors during cholera and cattle plague.

An epidemic of cattle plague had affected large parts of the country fron 1865-1866.

The cattle plague was sweeping like wildfire among the herds of the nomads; famine seemed imminent.

In 1866, he paid more compensation to tenant farmers whose herds were affected by the cattle plague outbreak than was required by law.

The Days of the Cattle Plague.

"I even started a cattle plague," chortled Clenwick.

In 1294, Gaykhatu wanted to replenish his treasury emptied by royal extravagance and a great cattle plague.

However a cattle plague hit nearby Highworth in 1652, allowing Swindon's livestock sales to increase.

He sat on the Royal Commission on Rinderpest (cattle plague) in 1865.

Until 1893 the place was known for its shrines and temple before it was selected for serum production to protect animals from cattle plague.

"Under his directing every possible precaution was taken and the result was that a single case of cattle plague occurred in the borough," the Echo reported.