... seven (lays, a decrease of 24, being 30 below the average, and at the rate of 24-6 per Iooo. These deaths included 4 from small-pox (a decrease of 4), 40 from measles (a decline of 8), 89 from scarlet fever (an increase of 16), lo from diphtheria (a decline ...

... between the executors of the late Sir Rowland Hill and the managter relative to the alleged nuisance caused by Hlampstead Small-pox hospital, counsels' oniniouiswerereacd, ldvisingitsieimana.- gers to carry in appeal to the I-base of Lords. A letter from ...

... aunually in every 1,000 persons living. The annual death-rate was IS per 1.000 in Edin- burgh, 24 in Glasgow. and 38 in Dublin; small-pox caused seven more deaths in Dublin. In London 2,595 births and 1,730 deaths were registered. Allowingfor increase of population ...

... averaged 25.6 per i,ooo, against 27.o and 27.5 in the corresponding periods of '878 and 1879. The i,goo deaths included 3 from small-pox, 30 from measles, 83 from scarlet fever, 13 from diphtheria, i40 from wbooping-cough, sI from different forms of fever, and ...

... prevalence of smallpox. It is not unlikely that anyone reading your article would imagine, for instance, that because when- ever smallpox is epidemic there is a high death-rate and not a low one; therefore the prevalence of smallpox was the measure ...

... seven days, an increase of 170, being 139 above the average, and at the rate of 27-1 per i,ooo. There were 3 deaths from small-pox (a decrease of I), 30 from measles (a decrease of Io), 83 from scarlet fever (a decrease of 6), 13 from diphtheria (an increase ...

... that an epidemic of smallpox lessened the general death-rate; we replied that whenever smallpox is epidemic there is a high death-rate. This is the fact, and is a sufficient answer to the false assertion. That the death-rate from smallpox does diminish as ...

... causes, which had been equal 246 and 271 psr 1,000 two preceding weeks, further rose 31 - 'b The deaths included 11 from small-pox, from measles, 70 iiom scant* fever, from diphtheria, 193 from whooping-cough, from d.fK.r»nt forms fever, and from diarrn-ea ...

... which had been equal to 24.6 and 27.1 per I,0oo in the two preceding weeks, further rose to 31.3. The deaths included i from small-pox, 33 from measles, 70 from scarlet fever, lo from diphtheria, 193 from whooping-cough, 19 from different forms of fever, and ...

... is perfect security against smallpox of any description. And so convinced am I of this that, having been properly vacci- nated in my own person, I have had a child brought to my house, who was suffering from confluent smallpox in a fearful condition, and ...

... aunnally it every 1,000 persons living. Tie annual deatih-iate was 25 per 1,000 in Edinburgh, 20 in Glasgow, and 49 in Vublin e small-pox caused two mone deathsin Dublin. The annual rateg of mortality per 1,000 last week in ?? 20 English tofvus, ranged in order ...

... fever cases, portion Icing reserved for small-pox patients until the permanent smallpox were ready for their reception, and that the reception i lever patients aud Stock well bo discontinued, and that of small-pox patients resumed. letter from the Local ...