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... give the names of twenty soldiers who have recently lost their lives, and report that live officers have been attacked with small-pox at Cabul, but are recovering. Thel)otilyNcruscorre- sponcdent at Cabul states that General Roberts has proelaimed another ...
... seven days, an increase of 310, being 304 above the average, and at the rate of 31-5 per i,ooo. There were 4 deaths from small-pox, 39 from measles (a decrease of 9), 69 from scarlet fever (a decline of 17), i6 from diphtheria (an increase of 5), 165 from ...
... THE AFGHAN WARI THI CASUALTIES AT CABUL (OFFICIAL TELEGRAMS.) From VicEROY, 9th January. Five officers have had small-pox at Cabal. One is well; others nearly so. From VICEROY, 9th January. t Folloovig casualties during recent fighting at Cabal not ...
... districts. The 53 deaths in the borough included one lo. which was referred to fever, one to measles, and not le. one either to small-pox, scarlet fever, diphtheria, whooping s's cough, or diarrhoea; in all, two deaths were referred to these in. seven principal ...
... Pri- vates White, J. S. Wood, and Wafm. Davis. Another telegram fromn the Viceroy, 9th January, says five officers have had smallpox at Cabul. One is well; others nearly so. CREUTE 'S TETr01tAMX. CALCUTTA, JANUARY 9. The particulars received of the proceedings ...
... 1tGle. I('i HiglIilatidere 7 - se ite, J. S. Wood, and Wvillisam Vroti V e .O lan O i J S. 9. I I¼I Ft ::ers Itive hdil the smallpox at ,4 ?? d1. wll, and the otders ;are narly 5.';Fi I te'>s' telogram, tisied CAL'nfttA, ?? 'j ^.'SVS:I tlhat psrticalars ...
... Highlanders-Privates White, J. S. Woofl, and William Davis, Another telegram from Viccroy, 11th Jan., says five officers have bad smallpox at Cabal. One is well, and the others nearly so. [REUTEI1'S TELEGRAM. CALCUTTA, FRIDAY.-The particulars received of the ...
... ers that the Council would probably require over 22,0001. for sanitary and other works during this year. An outbreak of small-pox has occurred amongst the inmates of Bath Workhouse, and thd hospital set apart for such cases is full of persons suffering ...
... GENERAL FOR -JGN I~ES-. GEN-ERAL FORtEIGN NEWS. THE AFGHAN CAMPAIGN. (From VacERoy-, 9th January.) Five officers have blad smallpox at Cnbual. One is well; others nearly so. Following casualties durinlg recent fighting at Cablal not hitherto reported :-lean ...
... George Miller, and Peter Glen;* 92nd Highlanders, Private White, 3. S. Woo, and W~illiasn Davis. Five offricers have had small-pox at Cabul; one is vveIJ5 others nearly so. THE Hereford City Council have rejected the propoSi. tion of the library committee ...
... annually in every 1,000 persons living. The annual death-rate was 24 per 1,000 in Edinburgh, 23 in Glasgow, and 43 in Dublin: small-pox caused four more deaths in Dublin. The annual rates of mortality per 1,000 last week in the 20 English towns, ranged in order ...
... deaih-rate from all causes, which had averaged 30*1 per 1,000 in the three preceding weeks, declined to The deaths included from small-pox, from measles, from scarlet fever, 11 from diphtheria, 120 from whoopingcough, 22 from different forms uf fever, and 10 irom ...