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An analysis of the occupational incidence of Weil's disease in England and Wales between 1947 and 1950 showed that 30% of the patients worked on the land, and that cases of the disease occurred mainly in four areas-South Wales, Somerset and Devon, Hampshire, and East Anglia (Broom, 1951). Although a few surveys of the infection-rate of rats with Leptospira icterohaemorrhagiae have been made in this country, it will be seen from Table 1 that they do not provide a comprehensive picture. It seemed advisable therefore to attempt to determine carrier-rates both in the localities where the relative incidence is high, and also in other parts of the country. Only one district, a rural area in Carmarthenshire, South Wales, has been dealt with so far, but the survey will be extended as opportunity affords.

Infection rates of Rattus norvegicus with Leptospira icterohaemorrhagiae in Great Britain: I. A Rural Area in Carmarthenshire, Wales