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... attached to Ebenezer Chapel, Beekett-street, ILeeds, for the purpose of considering the questions of the removal of the Smallpox Hospital and the proposed purchase by the Town Coundil of tbe ouse of lecovery. Mr. F. G. Heseldin presided, and there were ...
... scarlet fever, 80 from whooping-cough, 6 from fever (principally enteric), 31 from diphtheria, 23 from diarrhoea. and 11 from smallpox. No deaths from any of these diseases were recorded either in Portsmouth, N'orwich or Halifax; they causee the highest d ...
... a resolution' was adopted. by. a practically unanimous vote, to the effect that the Council deemed it desirable that the Smallpox Hospital should be removed from such a populous noighbourhood, -and that the Sanitary Committee | t consider and report on ...
... duties of trustees of St. John's Church. The names originally submitted were approved. PROPOSED DEnIOLITION OP TREM oRY SMALLPOX T IoSPIT+L. .Ar. J. T. J.Loxs proposed- That in the opinionl of this Council the site'and wooden shed used as A Stalljor ...
... cities, having caused ten p,;: cent. of all deaths. Typhoid fever was also most prevalent in the lake cities. Deaths from smallpox were reported in Philadelphia, Louisville, and New Orleans.- [aze SaNitary Enffiner, New York. TnE MUMMIES AT THir: BlrTisn ...
... decision of the 1 Council as to which there will probably not be I any great difference of opinion, namely, the removal i of the Smallpox Hospital. I Anywhere, anywhere, out of the world, is, no doubt, the feeling with which everybody regards such institutions ...
... death- rate by seven of the principal zymotic or contagioni diseases being 2 7, against 3-a in 1852. Ol1 134 fatal cases of smallpox were recorded it, the year. In 1831 the number of fatal cases was 2,307, and in 1882 it dechned to 431. Measles increased ...
... which 112 resulted from scarlet fever 100 from measles, 103 from whooping-cough, 61 from lever, 30 from diphtheria, 28 from smallpox, and 23 from diarrhrea, The lowest death-rates from theie diseases last week occurred in Portsmouth and Oldham; the highest ...
... premises. The smell tram the e body has beezi moot offensive, and-n large number of - the be neighbours have suffered from smallpox aud otherd seses - which in some cases bavey proved fatal. Owen has been ul removed to the workbouse, and tbe body of the ...
... zymotic uiseuses asid the deaths erisingirmorn them are asfollows :-FeversI17, niarrhoma 5, scarlatinia 102, diphtheria 6, small-pox 0, metasles 8, ant whooping- ob- cough 11. The sum of their mortality is 1491, and the rate ;he is 48 per 1,000 living. T ...
... 99 from, ,f whooping-cough, 61 from fever (principally enterie),- n 32 from diphtheria, 29 from diarrhtea, and 12 e from smallpox. No deaths from day of these t diseases was registered during the week in Halifax, e whereas they caused the highest death-rates ...
... acarlet fever, 100 from measles, 61 from fever at (principally erteria), 28 from diphtheria, 27 from dsarrhcea. and, 19 from smallpox. No death frorn any of these diseases was registered during the week in Plymouth, whereas they causel ths ene highest death-rates ...