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... last veek 161 fatal ca ses of whooping-cough-a higlher 1 ntumiber than had been recorded in any previous w- eek I on record. Smallpox caused four moie deaths ini Dablin. IT Was cold comfort which LoID S.MIS- BupY had to offer to the afflicted Ttakish Bond- ...
... 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 ...
... Salford 22, Nottingham, Birmingham, ind Wolverhampton 23, Manchester and I-ull 25, Bristol 26, Liverpool 28, and Plymouth 35. Smallpox caused five more deaths in Dublin, and measles showed excep- tional fatality in Plymouth, Iull, Liverpool, and Nottingham ...
... and 80,310; and 80 and upward*, 63. The chief zymotic diseases caused 292 deaths, or 29 more than the average. These were Small-pox, ; measlts, scarlet-fever, ; diphtheria. 11; whooping-cough, 120 ; fever, 22 ; and 10. Bronchitis and phthisis are now under ...
... meoasiles, 3 to flevsr 3 to diarrlicr-a, 2 to ti whooping-coulgh, 2 to stash ~t feves, 1 to dhiphothoeria, d and not one to smallpox; in all 10 deaths resulteol from n1 Itheloo severo priutihtal z meotic olose-aers, oa-rioist 27 atod 16 y' in the fatwo preceding ...
... men particularly, and the public general!?, the fact that any person whatsoever who has an infectious fever, other than small-pox, brought to the doors of the hospital, any time, day or night, and either with without previous notice, always is and always ...
... particularly, end of the public generally, to the fact that any person whatsoever whse lies an infections fever, other than smallpox, brought to the doors of the hospital, at any thue, day or -night, and Ieither with or without previous notice, always is ...
... £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 ...
... Nottingham and Birmbagham. 25, Sunderland 26, Neweastle-on-Tyne, Plymouth, and Hull 27, and han- chester and Liverpool 28. Smallpox caused four deaths in London and seven in Dublin. AFTER four davs' trial at the Central Criminal Court, the Recorder yesterday ...
... depress the aristocracy. And to parade them as cures for an evil with which .they have no more to do than lithotomy with smallpox, as rich example of quackery as could easily adduced. Another suggestion, equally rational and appropriate, on which Mr Walter ...
... aumerous iu Is orwich. and Suiderlsaull, and thoso from whooping-cou.g-h in N'ewveasthe-upon-Tryne, Salford, and London. Smallpox caused 4 more deaths in London, but not one in any of the 19 large provincial towns. The anuual rato of noortality from all ...