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... SMALLPOX AT ROCHDALE. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GEN'1LE5xBr,-I see in your issue of Wednesday, the 10th inst., a paragraph respecting the smallpox at Roch- dale. It says it emanated from one of the men connected with a waxwork exhibition. As ...
... to the serious fact that I have had to la record a death from smallpox. As a committee you have pi not heard of this case before. I ama sorry to say that this is the third case of smallpox imported into Leeds tb within the past two months. And I am compelled ...
... disease, is a rule which ihas been found to hold good with regard to measles as generally as in the cease of scarlatina or smallpox. Yet in two enidemics, both of them of severe and pro-, mounced type, following one another in the same district within the ...
... and Wales 6,905 persons from smallpox, 'and London-has contributed no less than 4,920 of the number, but not one death has been contributed to that black list by the whole of the borough of Leeds. Three cases of smallpox h ve recently been admitted into ...
... 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 ...
... attributed to simple cholera or eholeraic diarrhoea), deat 3 to 'scarlet fevor, 3 to whoopisg-cough, and 'not one werl either to smallpox, measles, diphtheria, or fever; in all, the 02 deaths resulted from these pincuipal zymotio diseases, twe] against numbers ...
... orstrong; cloudy, somerain. .|Q* Ireland S . North-westerly and we'sterlv winds, - ?? and fresh; cloudy, fair. THI -SMALLPOX AT ROCHDALE. . The smallpox epidemic at Rochdale, notwithstanding the- ;, efforts of the local asthorities, is continuing to extend to ...
... evening was then. in wasted in a vain endeavour to get into Committee of r, Supply, Dr. Cameron raising the question of smallpox '5 neglect. Mr. Ashmead-Barttlet dived headlong into (shis favourite Central Asia problem. The latter out a of very sorry ...
... which 48B resulted from disrrhcea. 110 from scarlet' fever, 87- from measles, 61 from whoopin cough, 42 from fever, 29 from 'smallpox, and 19 from phtheria. The annusl death- rate irodi these zynioti ~diseases ?? 67per'li000 in the 'twent town , and rane ...
... 17 in ithe two preceding weeks; of these two occurred in the Leeds Workhouse, three 'in the General Infirmary, one in the Smallpox Hospital, and one in the Corsiort-terrae' Hospital. The deaths included 60 of infants under one year of age, and 24 of persons ...
... mesuing and'.rem~asided; on the application of Superintendent Metclfe. - t ISMALLPOX AT BLAC 1BURN.-ThO last latielt ie a the Smallpox Hospital, Blackburn, was dischargud -as cured on Saturday, but three new cases have bfoken' oat.' LAoCENY BY FINnINo. -An ...
... THIM OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX. er Mr. DODSON, in reply to Mr. ToamuNs (Finsbury),I said that he had directed an inquiry by two inspectors of 1 the Local; Government Board into the acouracy of the a, allegation that the aggregation of smallpox patients ins hc ...