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... fromn diturhrioa, 15 from fever (principally onlltcri), 13 fiota as whooping-cough, 3 from diphtheria, end not one from small-pox; these 130 deathls were equal to an alnctacl rat-c of but 1-6 per 1,000, against 2-0, l'7, and S'S in thle three as preceding ...
... evere more numerosis in Not- tighinam and Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Five more deaths were referred to typhoid-fever in ShelHlild. Smallpox camsned 18 miore deaths isa Loudon, but sot o01e i ally of tho large provincsla towns. The anuual rate of mior- tality fromt ...
... The seven diseases and their respectiv9 deaths are as follows:- Fevers, 1; diarrhoea, S; scarlatina, 11; diphtheria, 0; small-pox, 0; measles, 7; whioopirg-cough 60. I must congratulate the Sanitary Coiinisittee of Leeds upon. having so low a preventable ...
... registered, making 27- since the middle of November last. Fever (prineipally eteric) caused five more deaths in Shedield; and smallpox 10 in London. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1,000 persons estirnated to be living in these twenty towns ...
... examples of the disease. Early iui May a girl aged 16 years, who had not been vaccinated, wvas takeu ill with ?? symitoenas of smallpox. There had been no case in the borough for many smcuthIs, and The patient had not left the neighbourhood of her home. On ...
... included * which were referred to whooping-couigh, two to drulrl',3 one to measles. one to scarlet-fever, ald not one ioi to smallpox, &lssthielia. or fever; in alt ?? de,'s resulted freem thlese seven principal z;ymoan iec against seven end six in the two ...
... phly'sician -to the Smtallpox is' Hospital, NOmisortoum, 11On seine Public H.eailth Poiiits inl C the Atailagemnent of a. Smallpox Hospital.'' Thle questioii fit whether eicuellpox hlospitals irere at uileastice pet. So or AV becamne so by msiancasageineict ...
... fever in Salford, Norwich, and hull; and measles in Plymouth and Sunderlaud. Five deaths wero referred to fever in Salford. Smallpox caused 10 more deaths in R. London, but not one in any of the 19 large provincial E towns. The annual rate of mortality from ...
... diphitheria, three to diarrhlcea, tw-o to fever, ?? to m1)eCasles, one to scarlet fever, one to xwhocpilln-congh, nld not on7e to smallpox us il all eleeen deths resitied froun these sevcls I principal z~ymiotia discases, agapinst. twelve sod irur inl thnec two ...
... still maintain a tavuni ?? tis v-o t. The dise-ases calusing deaths -: ' as fo :-Fevers, 4; diarrha, a S-; si-al , theria, 1: smallpox, 0; measles, 2; -INc!,1'. This list shows that the town is clear of ami ' of disease. Since you last met I have :xi.- a ...
... Oldham and Plymouth 19, Salford 20, Norwich 21, Nottingham, Sunderland, and Man- chestor 23, Bristol 24, and Liverpool 27. Smallpox caused 13 more deaths in Dublin. l ~ ~ ~ ~~ __ ?? ?? WE need offer no apology for returning to the t questions raised by ...
... scarlet fever in Norwich, Bradford, Sunderland, and a Sheffield. Twso deaths were referred to diphtheria in Ply a mouth. Smallpox caused 10 more deaths in London ands 1 in Bradford, but not one in any of the eighteen other V large towns. The annual rate ...