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... Plymouth, Nottiag- ham, Hull, Liverpool, and Leeds. Eleven deaths were referred to diphtheria in London, and four in Birmingham. Smallpox. caused two more deaths in London, but not one in any of the nineteen large provincial towgns. The annual rats of mortality ...
... Lcieser, Bdisto4 1 Norwicb,Bradford, and Sunderlaud; and whooping s. cough in Salford, Icweasitle-npon-Tyne, and London. SmallpOx caused three more deaths in London, but not ore in any of tha 19 large pro- s vincial towns. The annual rate of mortality ...
... and 3 in Portsmouth. The highest death-.rate from enteric fever occurred in Salford, Liverpool, Suuderland, and Portsmouth. Smallpox caused 21 more deaths in London and its outer ring of suburban districts, but not one in any of the 19 large provincial towns ...
... -house keeper, was sumnimoned atI Prestou for allowiug Richard Pa irclough to sleep in a common bedroom whilst saffering fraon smallpox. 'airelough was a hawker, and travelled all over I York-shire and Lancashire, and great danger was run of the infection spreading ...
... referred to the iO al seven primcsialzymoticediseasesof which 67 resuilted ,I, from whoopt~ cough, Sd from scarlet fever, 57 ?? smallp)ox, 50 from measles, and only 27 from alfever (principally coterie). The annual dea th-rate Urn .from these zymotic diseases ...
... 'eiSesostris (sal. hencee at Malta, and left for Alaearauzm., a..iSt. Cloud, from Philadeiphia at Queenstawn. ?? Icrew sick with smallpox. ITuscany lee), from Colombo at Marseilles to-isv. 2 William Bowen, for PlYMo-ath, lets Cooeaw DZ~ercl. i 23Iand has nor ...
... diseases occasioned of 37 deaths, being a decrease of 18 on the averages. Of 00 deaths from zymotio causes, 1 was due to smallpox en (an emigrant not vaccinated), being 5 below the ad. average; 12 to measles, being 3 above the average; rk 8 to scarlatina ...
... London News. SMALLPOX AND) VACCINATION. Now that there is a danger of a serious outbreak As of smallpox, the following figures, issued by Dr. Pe Taylor, the medical officer of health for Liverpool, An with reference to the last epidemic of smallpox at 1 here ...
... diseases occasioned le 75 Oeaths, being a 'decrease of 31 on the averages. C 5 Of deaths from zymotic causes, I was due to P smallpox (unvaccinated), being the eract average; 14 to measles, being9 above theaverage; 10 to scar- CI latina, being 9 below the ...
... during last ?? inquiry wil1 be 2e resumed to-day (Saturday). as id ?? T ~ ~ fT.Pn1 mi ad SMALLPOX AMONGST THE GiVsEs.-The question out I of the dissemination of smallpox in the country by 00 the agency of gipsies has more than once occupied iY- the attention ...
... scarlet and typhoid fevers throughout the United Kingdom. There is also hi many districts ?? mortality from! measles and-smallpox. Every cautious householder should use reliable preventive measures; and none are better than washing with Wright's Coal ...
... her with medicine and dlelufectantO. She was spotena ag on tbel 5th Februaraylna 172 28S.Z1 44W.huryinc one man who died of smallpox Crew generally better. On the 25th arch. In 4350 N, 2530W. spoke the Rhunla Cs), and was supplied with prorislons. The following ...