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... referred to the seven orincipal be zymotic diseases, of which 108 resulted from whooping- couh 94 from scarletfever, 64 fromn smallpox, 39 fronm to fever (prinmipally enteric), and 38 from measles. The ah annual death-rate from these seven diseeas averaged ...
... Of the 29 deaths from dip~hthoeria in the 2'0 towns, 13 occurred in London, five in Prcamoluth, and five in Birmingham. Smallpox caused 20 more deaths in Londonl and its outer ring of suburban districts, and one in Bradford, whereas notI one occurred ...
... The diseases and their respective deaths are on as follows:-Fevers, 2; diarrhea, 5; scarlet fever, 3; int diphtheria, 0; smallpox, 0); measles, 1; whooping- s couh. 29; in all 40. The deatb-rate of those seven fle piicipal infectious and contagious diseases ...
... briucipal zvyisotic diseases 6 persons nvjh1)+in u Ifroam scarlet fever. and 4 from t -nuash, E o deathsw ere due to'either smallpox covre pl, ditleria fever, or diarrhoea. These five deaths Was i t ?? of 1-3. Tlhe death from scarlet fever in Cerli~~i ght ...
... hospital from ebat to'wrship.' ' ?? ?? Thbere 'seems .to be an snexplicable liability to smallpox to residents in' OsWeet, 'as nearly every case of smallpox treated in our hospital comes from 03sett-.Ienim Gentle- men, yours truly, JOSEPH: BROWN, Guardian ...
... diseases, of which 414 resulted, from diarrhmea, l1ft from mneasles, 108 from scarlet fever, 116 from whoopinig-cough, 652 from Smallpox, GX 32 fronm fever (principally enteric), and 17 fromi Le diphtheria. The annual death-rate from these zymotic las diseases ...
... numbers, and included 839 which 'w ere referred to the principal zymotio diseoases of which 78 resulted from measles, 78 from smallpox, 71 f bopr g 04 fr ac pejarlpt fever, and only 2ยง 4roin fever, prpcfpall' epteicd. The auniuial denlth9r-1P from thbse zy ...
... Wales. The returns from the Metropolitan Asylum 6 IBdercl Hospitals efiord striking evidence of the increa~ed prevalence of smallpox in London, as 2,288 new cases were I admitted to these hospitals during the quaxter, against 253 a and 777 in the two preceding ...
... death-rate of 2'S per 1,000. This rate ranged from 07 and 1-1 in Plymouth and Bradford, to 7-1 and 9-.3 in Hull and Lelcester. Smallpox caused 41 more deaths in LqndgQr and its outer ring, and 1 in Hull. The annual rate o2 mortality from all causcs per 1,000 ...
... which were referred to the prilucin.1 zymotic diseases, of which 106 resulted from ineadess 91 from whooning-cough, 83 from smallpox, o5 frcsA scarlet fever, 45 from diarrhcea, 27 froln fever (Pari. cipally eateric), and 14 from diphtheria. The annual death ...
... inc~e e i hch f(I0to4 the' seven principal zy-otic diseases, c0e *~resulted from whoopsing-cough, 68 from So le ?? n from smallpox, 60 froint sne aslce, and 011Y2 If er5 principally enteric. The annual death-sate f 04'T, 'Y zymotic diseases averaged ...
... (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 ...