... fatal in Salford and Plymouth. a Smallpox cansed eigbt more deaths in London, P snd one in Bristol, whereas no deaths from this 9 disease cecaured in any of the eighteen other large 'T provincialtowns. The numberof smallpox hospital 1 patients in London ...

... of the 18 deaths from diph- theria, ten occurred in London and two each in Birmingham and Sheffield. Two fatal cases of smallpox were recorded in London. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1000 persons estimated to be livng in the twenty ...

... and Bradford; and whooping cough in Liverpool, Birmingham, and Salford. Nine deaths were referred to fever in Sheffield. Smallpox caused eight more deaths in London and its suburbs. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1000 persons estimated ...

... per 1000 in London, but averaged 39 in the nineteen other towns; it was the highest, 7-7 and 9Sc, in Hull and Leicester. Small-pox caused two deaths in London, and one in Liverpool. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1000 persons estimated ...

... Plymouth ottingham, Hull, and Oldham. Fever, a principally entericor4yphoid,caused 4 more death- in Shetfild, and 3 in Balford. Smallpox caused 10 more deaths in London and its suburbs, bat not one in any of the nineteen large provincial towns, The anuol death-rate ...

... Norwich, Liverpool and Bradford. Of the 12 deaths referred to diphtheria in the 20 towns, no less than 9 occurred in London. Smallpox caused 4 deaths in London, aud 1 in Liverpool, but not one in any of the eighteen other provincial towns. The annoai rate ...

... whooping cough in S. fj f.: _ Lcd3 chester. Of thr 20deutz- rr-t-r-d 9, in the twenty tOWns, nO f. e :X u ?? .fl London. Smallpox at',o Ce ?? e London, but not one IA 522 0j e i provincial towns. TLe ?? * LtC;t from all cauees per It CO pr-, r tr> living ...

... largest proportional fatality in Norwich, Salford, and Sunderland; and enterib fever in Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Sheffield. Smallpox caused 5 more deaths in London, but not one in any of the 19 large pro- vincial towns. The general fatality of diarrhwaa ...

... ranged from me 3-4 and 3 5 in Brighton and Plymouth, to 15'3 in Ubi Leicester, 15'7 in Hull, and 15'8 in Norwich. 4 30 to Smallpox caused 3 deaths in London. The annual 0: rate of mortality from all causes per 100 persons estimated to he living in these ...

... Brighton, Norwich, Sanderland, Brad- ford, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne; and wh opiag cough in Plymouth and Newcastle- npon- Wynn. Smallpox caused thirteen more de3ths in London, but not one in any of the nineteen large provincial towns. The annual rote of mortality ...

... and 152 in Leicester and 0 Salford. Scarlet fever showed the largest pro- portional fatality in Sunderland and Bradford. Ss Smallpox caused six more deaths in London, but not one in in any of the nineteen large provincial B' towns. Two deaths from diphtheria ...

... a and measles in Leicester. The death-rate from for enteric fever was excessive in Saiford, Plymouth, of and Leeds; and small-pox caused five more deaths ew in London. The annual rate of mortality from all all causes per 1000 persons estimated to be living ...