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... and Leeds. The higheot death-rate frona fever (mainly entoric) occurred in Nottingham, Woaver- hampton, and Portsmouth. Smallpox caused 18 more deaths in London cud its outer ring of suburban dis- tricts, whereas no fatal case was recorded in any of ...
... week of last ynear-: so: -Indoor Poor-Workhouse 448, Industrial Schools on 219. Union Infirmary 491, births 0, deaths 0; Smallpox M- Hospital, 1; vagrants relieved, 242; total indoor poor 1,401. to Ito Outdoor poor 3,6004, at a cost of £241 6s. 801. Boarded- ...
... Hufl, and Sunderland. The highest death-rate from fever (mainly enteric) occurred in Wolverhampton, Norwich, and Leicester. Smallpox caused 17 more deaths in London, but dot one in any of the nineteen provincial towns. The annual rate of mortality from aul ...
... weelt of lastc year: I-Indoor Poor-Workhouse 464, Industrial Schools si II 227, Union Infirmary 492, births 0, deaths 2 ; Smallpoxs I. Hospital, 0; vagrants relieved, 188: total indoorpoor 1, 371. 5'Outdoor 'poor:1,038, et a cost of £2~40 7s. 10d. Boarded ...
... per 1,000. The seven diseases and their respective deaths are as fol- ?? 15, diarrhoea 7, scarlet fever 16, diphtheria 2, smallpox 0, measles 2, whooping-cough 33. The mor- taity rate of those seven diseases shows no tendency to excess. The fevers have ...
... (principally enteric) occurred in Plymouth, Leicester, and t eeds. Eleven of the .17 deaths from diphtheria occurred in London. Smallpox caused 3 0 more deaths in tendon and its suburbs and two in Birmingham, whereas no fatal cas o was recorded in aiy other ...
... returned in recent weeks. The 17 deaths referred to diphtheria in the twenty townis included 11 in Ltndon and 2 in Plymouth. Smallpox caused 28 more deaths in London and its suburbs. while no fatal Pa3d was recorded in any of ithe nineteen provincial towns ...
... and E Nottingham, and measles in Salford. The death-rate ' from fever, principallyibnteric, continues below the a average. Smallpox caused 44 more deaths in London t and suburbs, bitt no fatal ease occurred in any of the e nineteen large provincial towns ...
... in Slford. ' The 32 deaths from fever in the twe tty towns 4howed a further decline from the low numbers sn recent weokc. Smallpox caused 44 more deaths in London and its suburbs. but not one in any of the nineteen other large towns. Tice annual rate of ...
... ing week of last year: a _Indoor Poor-Workhouse 476, Industrial Schools 9,221, Union InfIrmary 619, births 4, deaths 10; Smallpox 3 3 Hospital, 0; vagrants relieved, 167; total indoor poor 1,383. s outdocr poor 3,197, at a cost of £266 4s. 6d. Boarded- ...
... cough in Liverpool and Leeds. The death-rate from ry fever, principally enteric, was again considerably t below the average. Smallpox caused '63 more deaths r, in London and its suburban districts, one in Birming- -1 ham, and one ir7 Plymouth. --TEE business ...
... Guardiains, under in which relief would be refused to all paupers who have not g d been vaccinated. In view of the spread of smallpox, hio Mi had recommended to the Guardians that the kiedical y v officers should ascertain whether paupers had been vacci- ...