... Zymotic diseases, cca- sioned 81 deaths, being a decrease of 8 on the averages. Of deaths frot zymotic causes, 1 was due to smallpox, being 1 below the average; 4 to measles, being 2 below the average; 11 to scarlatina, being 12 below the average; 11 to ...

... in every 1,000 personls living. The annual death-rate wes 17 per 1,000 in Edinburgh. 21 in Glaegow, and 35 I in Dublin ; small-pox caused six more deaths in Dublin. The annual rates of mortality per 1,C00 last week in the 20 English towns, rane'ed in order ...

... sand ifs ss tesoults Smallpox now rarely appeared an tise Wrex- h amn district, there having been only two deaths from d it duri ng the last nine years. In the 16 years 1888 to A 1853 the number of deaths in the union from smallpox u id wuse31.8; but in ...

... 1D3 Rate of mortality [rom zyaotlo diseases - 2 2 Died aged 60 anr upwanis _ _ - 15 Undler one year old _ 25 Of fever .. 0 sma'll-pox ?? _ Scarlet fex er _ _ ?? _ _ 5 Measles ier?3 A.'booping cough 0 Diarrhteu ?? 1 Diphtheria.._ 0 Violence ?? Otber cause ...

... officers reported that theie had been 60 cases of vaccination at Aberdare and 40 at Mertbyr, the union being eutlrely free from small-pox. Tiie out-relief given during the week amounted to £203 lis lid, distributed as follows —Aberdare, E63 lis lOd Gelligaer ...

... Intercepting Hospital for fever and small-pox cases coming into the harbour was declared open, yet not a bed or piece of farniture has yet been placed in it. Last Monday a woman, supposed to be suffering from small-pox, was landed at Queenstown, and as ...

... enteric) was unusually low. The 19 deaths from diphtheria in the twenty towns included 12 in London c and two in Salford. Small-pox caused 33 more deaths in e London, and one in Manchester, but not one in any of the 5 eighteen other towns. The annual ;ate ...

... pro- portional fatality in -uwicb and Salford; and diphtheria caused two uore deaths in Leicester. Four more fatal eases of small-pox occurred in London, but not one in any of the nineteen large provincial towns. The deaths re- ferred to diarrhea in the twonty ...

... wase 1:36,025, and between one and five 151,164. From 1847 to t 1858 inclusive, the proportion of deaths of all ages from n smallpox was 3105 per million; and from 1868 to 1877 in- b, d elusive it was only 261. A note appended to the latter re-b ir turns ...

... Tyne,Lcndon,andSalford. Only 8 deaths were referred to diphtheria in the twenty towns,- of which 5 were recorded in London. Smallpox caused 4 more deaths in London, but not one in any of the nineteen large provincial towns. The annual rate of mortality from ...

... more than in tihe preceding week, and 2i over the avernge for thle 26-it weok of the lst ten ye Ire. They eomprise 14 from smallpox, 8 from measle3, 19 from scarlatinit, 1 from qftiusy, 5 from whooping conuh, 5 from fever (2 typhus anidr $ typhoid oi' poterie ...

... away with 'himuself 1a under peculiarly horrible circumstances. The un- happy man bad been suffering for some days with small-pox, the disease having at last affected his brain.' on Sunday oue of his employees, going suddenly I into the house, found him ...