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... Preston, and Leicester. Of ed the 24 deaths from diphtheria, 19 occurred in London, and as lut 5 in the 27 provincial towns. Smallpox caused 14 iet deaths in London anrd its outer ring (exclusive ot 1iu the he Metropolitan Asylum Hospital and camp at Darenth) ...
... 4,le, 79 fror Wilt) ?? 9friS sarlet fever, 53 floati fvr -it enlteric), 32 from diulitasria. 37 fromn cdairit ts 3 fromt smallpox. -T'Jcee zvymotte cne.-.easc tile lowest deedsh-ratesi last week v cheaser, HllNorw~ichlind Hudders1field'U tl' to showed ...
... of the kind is not alway3 an easy' task. Those who live in the usniobournood naturally take alarm at the proposal to bring smallpox and fevers so close to them, and thus expose them to the danger of i infectiont. Such institutions axe unfortunately requisite ...
... 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 ...
... resulted frofn ineisleS, 102 froiii whoopnog-cough, S7 frons diarrbaoa, 3. Itemr tovor (prulcipally eutetii), 27 Itow smallpox, 27 fromt dihiihtioeiri, anid 2_t irons soarlot iover. No death flion anly or theso 6iss'sses was recordod dluring the week ...
... measles, 158 from whooping-cough, 42 from diarrhoa, 40 from scarlet fever, 37 front fever (principally enteric), ,° from smallpox, and only 17 from diobtueria. No death from any of these diseases was recorded during the week in Derby; whereas they caused ...
... 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 information which will be afforded by this list of addresses. A telegram from Montreal reports that 2,641 deaths from smallpox have occurred there since the scourge began, 2,404 of these being French-Canadians.. Sixtrau hundred of the number were chtldrea ...
... 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& ...
... returning from the Iront. t DoNaoLA, Moaday.-The iahdi's troops are reported I to have been defeated by the Seuaar garrison. v Smallpox is raging at Omdurman. FRANCE AND EGYPT. AzEXANsDTA, Monday. - Notwithstanding the s enthusiastic reception given to M. ...
... measles, 94 from whooping. cough, 33 from scarlet fever, 35 from fever (principally entedio), 26 from di htheria, and o from smallpox. Thie lowest death - rates from these diseases were recorded last week in Bolton and Halifax, and the highest in Salford ...
... fever ic Norwich and Leicester. Of the 25 deaths from diphtheria so the 28 towns, 1l occurred in London, and 3 ic Bristol. Smallpox caused 66 deaths in London and its outer ring of suburban districts, 2 li Manchesier, 1 in Liverpool, and I inl Halifax. ...