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... fever (principally enteric), 79 from measles, 52 from whooning-cough, 47 from diarrhoea, 28 wr from diphtheria, and 14 from smallpox. The annual death. rate from these zymotio diseases averaged 317 per 1,000 in the twenty towns, and ranged from 0- and 14 ...
... of the Board of Guardians' as all the patients were in receipt of relief or medical assistance from that board. A ose of smallpox had been removed from Skew-lane into the General Hospital. This infant was unvaccinated, and he believed there were a great ...
... from ipeasles, 76 from fever principallyenteric) 73 from whooinig-cough, 39 from iarrhoaa,. 3 from diphtheria, and 28 from smallpox. The antaual death-rate from these zymotic diseases averaged 3a per 1,000 in the twenty towns, and ranged from 0-4 and 0-6 ...
... :- Royal Infirmary - - .h General Hospital.. - ,- 2 a V Bristol Union Workhouse - 5 I Barton Ilegie Union Workhouse 4 I Small-pox Lospital - - 0 at Fever Ho.qpital -. - , 0 J St. Peter's Hospital - - 1 (Itilidren's Hospital 0 F DeDAVID D; s, Imledical ...
... have been reported in v which detnage aLS been inflicted on Great Yar- 'd at mouth fishing boats b;- Ostend trawlers. i The smallpox epidemic is extending at Roch- ttlc, dzale. 0 ver sixty fresh cases were reported last i Pr0- week. two of themi having proved ...
... tihieul as the cause of death ill 14 cases, tfle same numbe-r s that ih the correspiondling period of tie previous year. Smallpox, which in the third qutrfer of 1880 proved fatal in one instance, has not this quarter caused a single death; only six cases ...
... are charged upon the public rates should be fairly distributed amongst the leading newspapers in the town. . THE SPREAD OF SMALL-POX IN DERBY is in itself 3 an alarming circumstance, and the public mind will . not be reassured by an advertisement in another ...
... diphtheria in the 20 towns included 13 in London th, and 8 in Portsmouth. irer ' showed the highest an death-rate in Brighton. Smallpox caused 15 more t 4 deaths in London and its suburbs, 1 in Liverpool, of and 1 in Newcastle-un1on.Tyne. The annual rate cf ...
... Christian has opened a; new Working Men's Club at Datchet, near Windsor. Last spring and summer large numbers of cas/s of small-pox, typhoid fever, and other infectiou1 diseases, were treated in the Mile End infirmary, East London, but the number of such ...
... to-morrow morning. Mary Anne, I say as soon as I get in; Mrs. Black is very ill, and I am afraid she is going to have the small-pox. I shall try and persuade everyone in the village to be vaccinated to-morrow. On the following day we despatch the children ...
... but had not yet received it. The clerk was instructed to again write for the amount due. The union was reported free from smallpox, there having been 27 cases of vaccination at Merthyr, and 25 at Aberdare. The Clerk said he was very glad to inform the ...
... included 26 in London and seven in Portsmouth. The death-rate from enteric fever was excessive in Brighton. Bristol, and Leeds. Smallpox caused 25 more deaths in London and its outer ring, one ini Salford, and one in Newcastle-upon- Tyne. The annual death-rate ...