... rein a the principal zymotic diseases, of which ?? resuti 4l s whooping-cough, 70 from meales, o9 trom scnrini. a 60 frenn smallpox, 31 from diphtheria, 2) from (prnlcipally enteric), and 21 from diarrhteae N rom any of these diseases were recorded dune ...

... Derby. The 32 deaths from diphtheria ir the 28 towns included 12 in London, 6 in Liverpool, 2 ir; Bristol, and 2 in Bradford. Smallpox caused 61 deaths in London and its oater ring of suburban districts, L in Birminham, 1 in Liverpool, and I in Bolton. Thej ...

... whooping-cough, 88 from menasles, o1 from scarlet fever, 42from diphltheria, 37 from m feverr (principally crteric), 36 freo smallpox, and 27 from diarrhoea. No death from any of these diseases was recorded during the wanct in Birlcenhead, while they caused ...

... principal zymotia diseseues, of Which 69 resulted beth frmwhoineough, 67 from rie -leg, -61 from scarlet o fever, 36 ±roid smallpox, 31 from fever (pDriincipally ?? -enteric), 28' from diphtheria, and 23 from diarrhoca as E No death from any of these ...

... remain so steadfast the distress continues to be very great, and some families are said to be in a state of semi-starvation. Smallpox has broken out in the village, and there are many cases of measles. The tradespeople in the district feel the crisis. The ...

... like. It was very difaicult to know which 51 was the particular plant they muet associate with ]a a particular disease. Smallpox did not begin d; de navo, and the germs did not alise (le aoss. hi There was oyerwhelming evidence that the miorophytes stood ...

... the division of the diocese would increase rather thau diminish the Church resources of Yorkshire. Sfflr&.ar PstEoZtvrIoN.-Smallpox is Increasing to an j~lsmio exect.endotbx ltestousdissce are trore than usually wit; a. quar~tcl eer l'i repms3tlcn-44a& ...

... These see (diseases and their respective deaths -are as follows :-;-Fevor, 15; diarrhmas, 3; Scala- tine, 18; diphcheria, 5, Smallpox. niif: measles, oil; end I iwhoopitug-cough, 25; total, 03 deaths, which equal the or Prate of 2'5 per 1,000 of all ages ...

... wells, sent armed boats to stop the re practice, thus causing 2reat suffering among the rebels, fu anttv of whom died of smallpox and dysentery. The Maedi in coisequence withdrew wtth his army to Jabbara, two days' journey from Omderman. Several tribes ...

... oescribed as an attempt of the colliery owners to turn the men and their families into the street. It was reported ley that smallpox of a virulent kind had broken out, and that rgo a man named Powell wies so affioted by it as to be beyond ?? hope of recovery ...

... Sheffield ant' Norwich. Tole 313 deaths from diphtherim in the twenty-ei~ght towns included 2S in Loindon add 2 iia Liverpool. Smallpox caused 58 death~s in London arid in its outer riug of Suburban districli, cuid not otie in any of the 27 large provincial ...

... the'nghbt to the wells, sent armed boats to stop the practice, thus causing areat suffering among the rebels, many of whom died f smallpox aod dysesaterty.'> Now, without pronouncing any opinion as to the law- fuiness or otherwise of this egyptian campaign, will ...