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... the disease which X cluing theu nuthoxitoii theo acoeb rc C no Rt pRM1t, Wisth smallpox. Since our last meeting-or at least since the date of my last rsport-1 cases of smallpox have been inspected from may department, and out of those cases S deaths are ...
... from those returned in the previous vsteel, a55 tnei occurred in Holbeck sub-district. The two deaths ir22 smallpox were both recorded in the Smallpox Hesplill one was of a, female, aged twelve years, said to he TS06! nated, but hearing no marks, and the ...
... ghb TI 146 from measles, 5a from diarrhmea, 55 from 'fever xl (principally enteric), 19 from diphtheria, and 18 from - smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these diseases occurred last week in Norwich and Huddersfield, ( and the highest in Preston ...
... 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 ...
... S1irei t 1; ludustrial Schools, children under sixteen 141 _ Unlion lufirniary 344, births 2, deaths 3, child It sixteen 37; Smallpox Hospital 15, deaths 3; totie children 1&5; vagrants relievcd 2-1- total intloor - i 1 10el. Outdoor poor 3,440, at a cost ...
... measles, 76 from diarrhma, 72 from' scarlet fever, 40 from fever (principally euteric), 24 from diphtheria, and 23 from smallpox. These diseases caused the highest death- rates in Portsmouth and Bolton, while no death was referred to any of them in Norwich ...
... case of smallpox, and four each of scarlet fever an d enteric fever were reported, as against one -case of Ll smallpox, eevqn of scarlet fever, and eight of diphitheriat I B ip the previous weekt. Of the cases revported, one case ofe a smallpox was removed ...
... election in the Headingley-cum-Burley division. Leave to inspect the papers was accordingly given. TnE LEEDS CORPORATION SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. At a meeting of the Leeds Board of Guardians, held ves- terday, a deputation from the Sanitary Committee of the ...
... Industrial Schools 143, children under sixteen 7 143; Union Infirmary 340 births 2, deaths 2, children t, under sixteen 3d5; Smallpox Iospital 20, deaths 1; total of u lchildren 1d92; vagrants relieved 299; total incoor poor o 1.172. Outdoor poor 3,369, at ...
... Leeds Corporation, held yesterday, it was agreed to recommend the appoint. meat of Dr. ?? Hall medical attendant upon the smallpox patients at the Leeds Borough Hospital at Burmantbits. The recommendation will be considered- at the nest meet- ing of the ...
... that the death-rate in April. including S detahs in the workhouse, was 22-43 per 1,000. Two of the persons had died from smallpox in 3 the workhouse hospital, but the cases had been sent to that institution from outside the borough. The minutes of the ...
... then carried. ' MISCELAiEOUS. On the motion of Aid. WoOD, the Council appointed Dr. Frederick Hall medical attendant upon smallpox patients at the borough hospital at Burmantofts, on the foliowing terms, viz., £o per week for one up to ten cases, and a ...