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... been 19 3 and 21-3 per 1,000 in the two preceding weeks, further rose last week to 21-6. The 1,660 deaths included' 11 from small-pox, 61 from measles, 27 from scarlet fever, 14 from diphtheria, 117 from whooping-cough, 1 from typhus, 15 from enteric fever ...
... ehoeping~Ugh, 8 fron enterie fever,155from disrrhtea and dysentery, 5 from ¢bsolera and cholersaic dierrbcen, and not one from smallpox, typhlus, or ill-defined forms Oe conltinued fever; thus 278dezts wec rferrd tothes dieases, In Greater London 3,269 births ...
... will be sent in a gunboat to Port Durnford, and so avoid passing through Natal, where the feeling is hostile to his return. Smallpox has broken out among the mili- tary at Capetown, and Cetewayo is said to be very nervous. A NEW YoRE: telegram of Monday ...
... everv 1,000 persons ill living. The annual death-r-ate woas ?? er 1,000 in Edinburgh. 20 in Glasgow, aend: 3 ira in Dublin. Small-pox cau1sed one ?? Lit, * death mu Dublin. l(| The alltual rates of mortelily per 1,000 lust week in tile 20 English towvns, ...
... past 7, sets 35 mlii. past 4. 26. MONDAV.-Dr. Jenner, ?? of vaccina- tion, died, 1823. 27. Tuz~si)A.-D.Uaths in London from smallpox in 1715, 1890. 28. W 1785,soay-leneral Gordon born, 1833. 29. TuEeUR6Dv},-L~eOrge III. died, 1820. 30. Fa'eoAy.-.Kj05 Charles ...
... 21 from enterie lever, 1 from an ill-defined form of continued fever, 15 from diarrhrea and dysentery, and not one fronm smallpox, or cholera; ttsU, 141 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 63 below the corrected average weekly number. InGreater ...
... annually in every 1,0001iereons living. The annual death-rate was 18 per 1,000 in Edinburgh, 26 in Glas- gow, and 36 in Dublin. Small-pox caused seven more deaths in Dublin. The annnal rates of mortality per 3,000 last week in the 20 English towns, ranging in ...
... showed a decrease of 15 in the total csccrmber of fever patients reinaiccng Iacider treat- icmeut, while tcat from the small-pox hospitals showed an inereucse of 47 in tae total number recnaiccing under treatment. A discussion arose on the motioci by ...
... averaged 25-6 per 1,000, acainst 265 and 22-7 in the corresponding periods of 1880 and 1881. Thel,5616 deathsincluded 14 from smallpox, 51 from measles, 20 from scarlet fever, 21 from diphtheria, 16S from whooping-cough, 1 from typhus fever, 20 from enteric ...
... to send out 12 experienced sergeants to instruct the Artillery volunteer force of the colony. SMALLPOX ON A GERMAN STEAMER. MELBOURNE, Saturday.-A smallpox case occurred en board the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Preussen during her voyage from Southampton ...
... averaged 18-3 per 1,000, against 20-4 and 19-8 in the corresponding periods of 1881 and 1832. The 1,450 deaths included 2 from small-pox, 22 from measles, 56 from scarlet fever, 20 from diph- theria, 25 from whooping-cough, 29 from enteric fever, I from ill-defined ...
... Lc, 37 from whaopissg-Oeughc, 1 from typhne, 20 from enterin faver, 16 iron chiarrhea.naild dysentery. amad not one from smallpox, ill-defined sorns of cams- tlimict fever, or asteren, trne, 169 deaths were referred to theme diseas-es, bei 5i below ...