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... and an 1 in Wortley. Diuhitheriat accounts for 1 death each in dth flolbeck and Worfiley. Smallpox, I: am sorry to report,f on has caused 3 deaths, 2 in the Smallpox Hos~pital at theI air workhouse eand I at Wortley. Since the last report I f ith made to ...
... and Oldhanm. The 535 deaths from dihhri ntsetet-eiht townis included 14 in London, 7 in Portsmouth, and 5 in Liveripool. Smallpox caused 29 more deaths in London and its suburbs, 2Q in Baltton, 2, in Leads, and 1 in Manchester. The annual rate of mortality ...
... each Occurred in Holbeck and Wortlev sub- a districts. The death from smallpox (the twelfth recorded 3 e sice the beginning of April) was of a female, aged 2'3 r years, in the Smallpox H1ospital, who had been vacciuated s i in itfancy. During tie week seven ...
... 341 deaths -from dipistheria inl the 28 towns inclue A1in odon, 7 ks ins Portsmouth, 2 in Brighson, 2 ?? and 2 in Salford. Smallpox caused 15 orr ?? arid its subus-han districts, one in Nottinghanm, one in he Bolton, one, in Liverpool, and one in Leeds ...
... from smallpox, one fromn measles, and two from typhcoid fever. Thiree patients suffec inu- trom searlatiuia aid 10 from sinallox had been admitted to thI bospistl. Seventeen patients who hled bcen sulfering froni searlatinna and four frmn smallpox had ...
... whose duty it was to provid a smallpox hospital. Unfortunately, however, though this particular man died, the difficultO raised by his admission to Armley Gaol wvas ?? got over. On Friday afternoon it was founl that smallpox had broken out in the prison ...
... Royal Highsness remained in the carriage the ?? I of the time, and was rapeatedly cheered by the spectitcs THE OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX AT ARMLEY GAOL. At the conclusion of the business at the Polime-cciurt c Saturday morning, Mr. THORNTONY, magistrates' tli ...
... 280 resulted from whooning-couigh, 138 from mecasles, 92 from scarlet faves', 49 from fever,1 25 from diarrhmea, 22 from smallpox, end 18 from diphtheria. These 2zymotic diseaces ?? the latrgest proportional fatality in Blackburn and Brighton. Thle highest ...
... ) e VIED*IA, Wednesday Night.-The latest news from e Serajovo reports the outbreak of a very fatal and e virulent form of smallpox in the Bosnian capital and its vicinity.- Up to the present from fifteen to twenty LI persons are dying of this horrible ...
... n1early full.-Mr. Mlnas said he visited the hospital that day, and he found inside 49 oases of soarlatina and five cases of smallpox-hMr. Co'e1 moved, That acting on the advice of thee Medical Officer, the committeo see no reasou to alter their previons ...
... seven 7 preventable diseases, and their deaths, which are as s5 follows :-Fevers 9, diarrhiea 66, scarlatina 5, diphtheria 0, smallpox 4, measles 5, whooping-cough 8, total 87, and ted the mortality rate is 3-6 per 1,000. This is not au excessive eat fatality ...
... persuasive powers should lead the French Consuls into 'backing him. SOUTH AFRICA. (TtEEs TELEGnAmr.) , DunarAx, Tuesday.-Smallpox is causing alarm;in ravages in Capetown. The natives in Natal express astonishment and alarm at Cetywayo's restoration. ...