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... Oldham and Hull. Of the 162 deaths from smallpox in the twenty towns, no less than 160 occurred within registration of M London, the other two being recorded in Liverpool and u Manchester. The prevalence of smallpox in London I showed a marked increase during ...
... were referred to the poin. cipal zymotic diseases, of which '1 resulted from scarlet fever, 70 from whooping-cough, 62 from smallpox, aud 37 from fever, principally enteric. The aunual death-rato from these zymotic diseases averaged 2'2 per 1,00(0 in the ...
... to the seven principal zytnotie E. diseases, of which 76 resultad from whonling-cough, 68 C fromi scarlet fever, 60 front smallpox, and 88 from fever, D principally onterio. The annual death-rato from thoso zymotie diseases averaged 2 2 Ier 1,000 in3 the ...
... 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 ...
... ~hae tj't tisc O5Onrsl dispos3ition oi the inh1abitanlts is to obeurthe r.t tO locate ?? ltesrrlng the eateguacit ageinet smallpox. lai tb;,e c0bs has watched the operation ot tho lawv, will be seecislicedor i 55515 - Irots>lI~cu to the timbhbitanlts for ...
... referred bd the seven principal - ymotic diseases, 6f which 102 resulted from Whsoopinlg cough, 70 from scarlet fever, 64 from smallpox, 49 fromt measles and 4] from fever. The annual death-rate frost these seven diseases. averaged 2'5 per 1,090 in the twenty ...
... seven diseases an d their respective, deaths are as followvs :-1evers, 0;; diarrbman, 5; scarlet I, fever,7; diphtheria, 1; smallpox,0; measles, 3; whoopiap- I coughi4. The total number of deaths of this class 55 03, and the death-rato per 1,000 of the ...
... it on ih the table of the House. (Hear, hear.) al THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. d- Mr. DODSON, in answer to Mr. J. G. TABsor (Oxford ,r University), said there was a considerable prevalence ol -y smallpox at present in the metropolis, especially in the eastern ...
... V~f as ye r:nsnus -Indoor Poor-Wonrkhouse 449, Industrial Schools invesie loh 227. Union. Infinry 52,births 1, deaths 9; Smallpox ..Thle nHospital, 0; vagrants relioved, 197; totalcindoor poor 1,39. lo I, Outdoor poor 3,474, at a cost of £265 13c. Sd ...
... s SOUTnMfPTON, Sunday.-The Minho brings intelligence a from Rio de Janeiro that yellow fever continues there, and I that Smallpox and scarletina have broken out. M. 1r e Uruguay, htinister of Finance, hopes, with the aid of the new tariff, to have a balance ...
... h in Leeds and Liverpool. r The death-rate from fever, principally enteric, was v highest in Nottinglham and Sunderland. Smallpox f caused 68 more deaths in London and the suburban c districts, but not one in any of the nineteen large - provincial towns ...
... 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 ...