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... whoopjug-cough' 92 from measles, 46 from scarlet r fever, 36 *fonm fever (principally enteric), 35 from diarrhoea, 34 from smallpox, and 2a from djihtberia. ,Te lowest death-rates from these principal zymotio ?? diseases, in the aggregate, were recorded ...
... 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 ...
... Portsmoueth end Cerdirl. 01 the 438 deaths from smallpox, ire fewer the,, 382 occurred in Loiiden; also 15 in Liverpool, 12riu Birmingham, 10itiManchester, and 6i in hlniderlaurd. The Prevalence of smallpox in London, ijudged by the returns of thle Metropolitan ...
... Jamnes's-street to the office of 'the J1o92nesl Herald, which journal. had been accusing the French Canadians of causing the smallpox, and stoned it for half 'an hour, when the police dispersed them. The rioters after- wards stoned the houses of several ...
... increase upon recent weekly numbers), and in. eluded 164 from measles, 127 from whooping-cough, 's9 from diarrboma, 40 frcsn smallpox, 35 frone 1fever1 (Inincipailly enteric), 31 6 rom scarlet lover, and 291 frio, dinhthesia. No death from any of these ...
... 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 ...
... in leeds for .Tanuary, yet I am sorry I am compelled to report to you that at present there is another case, of imported smallpox in the Borough 1ospital. The history of the caee is as follows: A mnrried woman, her husband, and two children have been ...
... 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 ...
... fromnwhooping-cough, 40 from fever (principaliy en. hto teric), 34 from scarlet fever, 23 from diphceieia, an and 13 from smallpox. No death from any of these be diiseases was recorded during the we ek in Halsix; ily whereas they caused the highest death-rate ...
... elalsped thi ardotr . vaccinators, especially as many hints ant England and ore the Ccnttineit heave deciat I. tiro during a smallpox clidiemrc only ad . variolous flames. Trusting to your in; - insertion of this letter,-I am, yours faith1 : , Devonshire ...
... CE. PRIWIUEMTM AND A PronsT'vIc s. Rev. G. Akehurst; chaplain at Vevey. Rev. U. H. Allen, M.A. ; chaplain of the Eastern Smallpox Hospital. Rev. W. Appleford, B.A.; chaplain at Tours. Rev. S. B. Booker, Md.A.,Vicar of Chicheley, Bucks-patron, Mr. J. G ...
... The seven diseases and their respective deaths are as, te ?? 9, diarrbia 3, scarlet fever 10, diphtheria d 2, measles nsl, smallpox nit, whooping cough 14. The it deaths from pulmonary consumption numbered 6i9, and R those from other. diseases o the respiratory ...