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... died unraccinated, and the number not accounted for is 1-1 per cent. Not one of the children has been returned as having had smallpox. 'The vaccination of 45 children not born in my district, and also of 31 children whose birthplace is not known, has *been ...
... 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. ...
... scarlet fever, 78 from WhOl~oPn cough; 74 finn aee for 60 from fever (princhpally enteric), l6froindlpbluh& fly and 5 from smallpox. The lowest death-rate freom eh diseases occurred in Plymouth and Oldham, and Lhi rd, highest in Sunderland and Leicester ...
... tie pt) diarrhcea, JP from whooDmg-cough, 80 from scarlet es, 69 from measles, 45 from fever, 24 from ?? ts and8 from smallpox. The lowest death-rate from l at diseases occurred in Wolverham ton and Halifar . and ser highest in Sunderland and nuil ...
... diarrhma, 89 train whoonsu1g-cough, 84 froni scarlet fever, 69 from mneasles, 47 froin -fever, 30 from diphthoria, and 11 from smallpox. The lowest death-rate from these diseases occurred ?? and Bir-icenhiead, aid the highest in Preston, Hull, and Nottingham ...
... from wheonDIsIg-cougi, 75 fronm scarlet ng fever, 60 from mcasles, 53 frou iever, 31 froma diphtheria, ny. asd only 3 from smallpox. The lowest death-rate from these 59- diseases occurred in Derby and Bristol, and the highest in Nottingham and Hull. Diarrhoea ...
... children under sixteen' 148; p Union Infirmary S50, births 0, deaths 7, children under c sixteen 62; vagrants relieved 192; Smallpox Hospitald 3, deaths 0.; total of children 221; total inacor Door] 1,034. Ontdoor poor 3,299, at a Cost of-N o. 1 district ...
... continucs, and it is Dexpected there will be particularly good crops this season. In the southwestern districts of the colony smallpox ga ns round, slowly but surely, and much alarm is caused by its appearance in fresh districts. . - Disturbances are again'' ...
... proceedings of the committee were adopted. THE NEW SMALILPOX HOSPITAL. Mr. JTAiOoN informed the Council that the temporary Smallpox H)spital was now completed, and that the cost had been £2,409. Ald. WOOD replied that of that sum L1,500 had been expended ...
... inspectors for the district el rylearned, lie says, that in a house he visited a pirl, 11 N-ears tin byof ?? suffering from smallpox in a. severe form. Thle lei, patiesit had been attended by a, private practitioner for At several dlays. Not, however, being ...
... the week by order of the local authority, 1. jur WAn might wtth advantage be declared against scarlet All ever, meales, And smallpox, and an attempt mcade to prevent further mveo amongst childrenand adeults. Let eveny oao co-operaste, and in I loing sense ...