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... showed an increase; two occurred in West Leeds, and one each in Hunslet aud Bramley. All the three deaths from smallpox were recorded in the Smallpox Hospital, and were of females aged 11, -18, and 47 years, said to have been vaccinated, but showing no visible ...
... whooineg-cough, 1G2 from measles, 65 from *- fever, 64 from scarlet fever, 52 from diarrhoea, 24 from diphtheria., and 14 from smallpox. The lowest death-rate from these diseases occurred in Newcastle-upon-Tyne; nnd the highest rates in Bolton, Brighton, Oldham ...
... 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 ...
... 71 from scarlet fever, 61 fromn1 fever, 1- (principally enterio) 42 from diphtheria., 43 from dliarrhcea, Is and 13 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from rer these diseases occurred in Birkeinhead and iHudders-. sit, field; and the highest rates ...
... wes suffering from small- pox, and he was forwarded to the Fever-Hospital. Here it was concluded he was not suffering from smallpox, and again he was retierhlid to the workb1ouse. On Sunday he leas once more returned to the Hospital, and died On Monday ...
... I LAzmLOaGon'e F'YRETIC -SArLs .-Mave it in your house and use no other, for it is siselonl sass enidao asid preverrivein Smallpox, Fevers, Eretive Alieitio, Sao or hlouss Eickekies, end I 7Ienaiebhes, havig pecuiearstnd exclusive meritss. Use nesbititute ...
... and Hull: and Ifevr'i IT, Liverpool. The 35 denths fro ontwenty-eight towns included 28 Oin, L.71h(ae..l 4 )a Portsmusoth. Smallpox caused FjuOldiflsefour, ~L- anid its suburbs, three in Bolton, and ?? 0 i t I-and Hull. The annual rate Of mrortabe each' ...
... children under sixteen V 143; Union Infirmary 370, children under sixteen 36; tl total of children 198; vagrants relieved 247; Smallpox J' Hospital 9; total indoor poor 1.173. Out-ei doXm5 poor 3,357, at a cost of-No. 1 district, St £ST l1e. 9d.; 2, £30 Ss ...
... iof let ior f ese i s co mrnisorv-r and v-l-rc tso r.rubtic co-eu)prats with rie Medical Officersas ?? lth, vcarlet fever, smallpox, arid IDraSieS Weil Ssoon be things ot tire ast. Thy irnplest of all ire- rl enurs lrcorreadolbrd sbyarsitrr autholitiesl ...
... nothing in the recent reports -ine ledical Officer of Health for the borou-h nlteeds, with respect to the recurring outbreak smallpox in different and widely separated parts & the extensive district under his control, to excite alarm, there is much in them ...
... Industrial Schools 140, children 'under sixteen 1l46; l'inion Infirmary 368, births 1, deaths 6, children puder sixteen 31; Smallpox Hospital 7 (one child Peder sxteen), deaths 2; total of children 200.; vagrants relieved 2'i; total inaoor poor 1',171. ...
... childreLL under sixteen i 141; Union Infirmary 353, children under sixteen 32; total of children 194; vagrants relieved 252; Smallpox. Hospital 10; total inacor poor 1.172. Out- I door poor 3,106, at a cost of-LNo. 1 district, £68 IS 9s. 3d. ; 2, £61 7s. ...