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... Newcastle-upon- I Tyne; measles in OlIdlsam and Sunderland; I and whooping-cooghl inl Mlanchester, Liverpool, and t Birmingham.x Smallpox caused 14 more deaths in London D and one in Manchester, but not one in any of the v eighteen other large towns. The annual ...
... evere more numerosis in Not- tighinam and Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Five more deaths were referred to typhoid-fever in ShelHlild. Smallpox camsned 18 miore deaths isa Loudon, but sot o01e i ally of tho large provincsla towns. The anuual rate of mior- tality fromt ...
... Cacmeroin with tb e:`coss flS sil t, fur hI esniid tfiitt it wras scot protecting this hr puiclicilgailst the iaincers cf smallpox thisit ?? rill-to- tic clcl VcvceeiliLctiois Aics atteticll wvith tlco daiscerof trans- at lviiig fricom child to child ...
... c advertised in the ?? yours, I (Signed) HLaaEaT GTAnro ;. S G. W. Morrison, Eaq., 'own Clerk. l ?? ~ ?? __ THE PROPOSED SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GEmNTLcrars,-In your issue of Friday last, I observe that at a meeting of ...
... proportional fatality in Norwich and 9altord; ant d(lphtheria caused two more deaths in Leicester. FOrn muore fetal calses of smallpox occurred ill London, but not one iun any of the nineteen large pro- vincial towns. T'ho deatlse referred to diarrhooa in ...
... Th1ieu diseases and their respective rnumber of deaths arc as follows:-Fevcr, i6; diarrhboa, 4 scarlatina, 12; diphtheria, 1; smallpox, 0; measles, 9; whoopilng-couglh, 3. Plstlisis es pulnonariy consumtp- tiou lias caused 18 deaths, and other diseases affecting ...
... The seven diseases and their respectiv9 deaths are as follows:- Fevers, 1; diarrhoea, S; scarlatina, 11; diphtheria, 0; small-pox, 0; measles, 7; whioopirg-cough 60. I must congratulate the Sanitary Coiinisittee of Leeds upon. having so low a preventable ...
... still maintain a tavuni ?? tis v-o t. The dise-ases calusing deaths -: ' as fo :-Fevers, 4; diarrha, a S-; si-al , theria, 1: smallpox, 0; measles, 2; -INc!,1'. This list shows that the town is clear of ami ' of disease. Since you last met I have :xi.- a ...
... stopped here six months ago to proceed on its journey to Calcutta. The recent rumour of the death of King Theeban is unfounded. Smallpox is raging, however, at MIandalay. The heir apparent has been seized with the malady, and has succumbed to it. Thepublic mind ...
... per 1,000 in London, but avereged 3-9 in the noineteen other towns; it was highest, a 7-7 and 90, in Hull and Leicester. Smallpox caused two lo deaths ii 'Londun and one in Liverpool. Thle aenual rate of mortality from eill caus03s per 1,040 P~sul estimanted ...
... following em the Ld seven diseases and their respective deaths, viz. :-Fever S 3, diarrloen 195, scarlet fever 4, diphtheria 0, smallpox d 0, measles 1, whooping-cough 6. The death-rato of the se Seven diseases is 8-7 per 1,000 living at all ages. The , death-rate ...