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... registered, making 27- since the middle of November last. Fever (prineipally eteric) caused five more deaths in Shedield; and smallpox 10 in London. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1,000 persons estirnated to be living in these twenty towns ...
... upon no further negotia- tions.-I am, Gentlemen, yours respectfully, G. BUSH, See. L.H.G. Co. NEITHER MEIN NOR WOMEN, BUT SMALLPOX iPxriTrnTs.-A writer in Lel'roqr&s Mdcaical for June 12th describes the plan adopted for giving baths to the small- pox ...
... fever showed the largest proportional excess in Norwich, Oldham, Bradford, Salsord and S;heffield, and measles is Suuderland. Smallpox caused 3 Inore deaths iu London, but not one in any of tde nineteen large provincial towns. The fatal cases of diarrhoja ...
... £C445 19s. 66d.; new infirmary building account, £228 i6s. 6d. ; farm account, £91 13. 8d. ; firewood account, ;£87 ls. 6d.; Smallpox Hospital account, £63 .;s. *4d.-£28,8161 7s. 6d. cdeduct common fund receipts, £1,932 Os. 3d.-total common charges, £26,419 ...
... Sunderland. Measles has caused 213 il deaths iut Plymouth since the middle of November last. fal Nld. Niue more denths fronm smallpox were registered in be - Losndon last week, but not one in any o the 19 ltarge Irn iths provincial towns. The annual rate ...
... nlumber of children o! growing uP inl tile counitry in, this unprotected state were iv likellola ~tii to tanocitburst of smallpox. The a] Principle seemed to mm11 iiiost daiitierous, and, lie greatly h: 'eared that if it were once uliloived to become ...
... examples of the disease. Early iui May a girl aged 16 years, who had not been vaccinated, wvas takeu ill with ?? symitoenas of smallpox. There had been no case in the borough for many smcuthIs, and The patient had not left the neighbourhood of her home. On ...
... safety. LnAoPLoGn's PYRETIC SAIac..-Have it in your house, and use no other, fcri is the only safe antilote and Pmreventse in Smallpox, Fpvers, Eruptive Aifectisis, Sea or Bilious Sicknes, and BUeada hc, b ia peculiar and euslivo mcntb. 'Ue no rubstiteut: ...
... was 131,025, and betwvee s- one and live 151,364. From 1847 to 1e33 inclusive, tld aP proportiou of deaths of all ages from smallpox wlas 3,)5 1. per million; and from 1868 to 1877 inclusive it was only L 261. A note appended to ?? latter returns explains ...
... scarlet fever in Norwich, Bradford, Sunderland, and a Sheffield. Twso deaths were referred to diphtheria in Ply a mouth. Smallpox caused 10 more deaths in London ands 1 in Bradford, but not one in any of the eighteen other V large towns. The annual rate ...
... fever in Salford, Norwich, and hull; and measles in Plymouth and Sunderlaud. Five deaths wero referred to fever in Salford. Smallpox caused 10 more deaths in R. London, but not one in any of the 19 large provincial E towns. The annual rate of mortality from ...
... Liverpool, I and Bradford. Of tle 12 deaths referred to diphtheria, in a the twenty towns, no less thins 9 occurred in London. I Smallpox caused 4 deaths in London and 1 in Liverpool, X but not one in any of the eighteen other provincial I towns. The annual rate ...