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... lation, In tire outer ringll 15 fatal cases of sea-letfever, it of measles, 9 of diphtheria, and 1 of small-pox were recorded. One death from small-pox was registered in Chisleburst sub-district. CeARGE AGAINST A POLICE CONSTAPIE. -Ulysses Redard, a po ...
... the occasion of the Odd Fellows' sports. Sir Charles Dilke on Tuesday paid an official visit of inspection to the smallpox- .camp and smallpox ships and wharves of the Metropolitan Asylums Board. The Board of Trade inquiry at Biddls'- brough into the loss ...
... favour of re- ferring It to the General Purposes committee to deal vwith as they think fit. FEVER AND SMALLPOX IN LONDON. The returns asto fever and smallpox in the metropolis presented at the meeting of the managers of. the Metro politan Asylums district ...
... fever, 18 from diphtheria, 31 from whooping-eough, 11 from enteric fever, 21 from dinrrhcea and dysentery, and not one from small-poX, typhus, any ill- defined form of continued fever or from cholera: thus, 12d deaths were referred to these diseases, bting ...
... quarter the neatilrotO avel il 1 per 1,000, against 45a), rtoilee werisi r five previous ?? Thoe 0l'o clearts IICIU .1 ! smallpox, 57 fre13 meCliCl, J4 i a fever, '0 from J tlori0 wrhoooirng.OsugLh .. fromdc VY s X enterio fever. °fro ii ri . ontiuiledi ...
... increased in the seven preceding weeks from 20 1 to 28:3, declined last week to 25 6. The 1,940 deaths included one from smallpox, 51 from measles, 15 from ecarlet fever, 20 from diphtheria, 42 from whooping-congh, 3 from typhus, 13 from enteric fever ...
... typhus, 10 from enteric fever, 1 from an ill-defined form of continued fever. 17 from diarrhea and dysenteiy, and not one from smallpox or cholera; thus, 210 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 51 below the corrected average weekly number. In Zreater ...
... erection of a perma- nent smallpox hospital at Darenth. The letter said ?? The Local Government Board, after tull consideration-of all the circum- stances, and especially after the experience of the luast epidemic of smallpox, are of opinion that they ...
... fever, 4 from ill-defined forms of continued fever, 38 from diarrhcea and dysentery,1 from simple cholera, and not one from small-pox; thus, 205 deaths were referred tothesediseases, being 25 below the corrected average number in the correspond- ing weeks ...
... annually in every 1,000 persons living. The annual death-rate was 26 per 1,000 in Edinburgh, 25 in Glasgow, and 37 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 ...
... has averaged only 23 4 per 1.000, against 27'1 and 27-3 in the correoponding periods of 1879 and 1880. The fatal cases of smallpox, which had been 43 and 49 in the two 'previous weeks, furtherroselastweek to 56, and exceeded the corrected average number ...
... averaged 20 9 per 1,000, against 206 'and 22-3 in the corresponding periods of 1882 and1883. The 1,536 deaths included 30 from smallpox, 82 from measles, 31 from scarlet fever, 11 from diph- theria, 107 from whooping-cough, 1 from typhus, 11 from enterio fever ...