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... diarrhoea, 819 from rnolisles, 85 from whooping-Cough, 49) from fever, 27 from starlet fever, 23 from djphtle~ria,, and 6 fronl smallpox. These diseases caused the lowest death-raerta InI Halifax and Brediord,' ann tbe highest in Gardili, Portsmouth, end Preston ...
... nmeasles, a)d from scarlet fever, 43 from ,fever (principally enteric), 35 from diphtheria, 32 from diarrhbma, and 31 frons smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these diseases were, recorded during the weekin Derby, Brighton, and Nottingham, and the highest ...
... the House of Recovery, on condition that the hospital shall not under any circumstances be employed for the treat- ment of smallpox patients; that it shall only be tem- porarily used pendingt the provision of permanent hospital I buildings ; and that certain ...
... ugli, 43 from Ifoyer (prineipsily entorec), 42 from sciriuetlever, 40 from diarrhmss, 33 irons diiitheris, end 4 frnnm smallpox. No dectis from any of these zymotic diseases was recorded during tbe week either in I'lvmtouth or in Halifax; wheress thesy ...
... Hunslet 3, and Bramley 1. Diphtheria has registered 1 death, viz., in hunslet. It occurred in a child under two years old. The Smallpox Hospital is still, without a patient, and I am not aware of any case ,within the borough. As I stated in my last report that ...
... ings greatly impressed outr delegation, we ask you to be (i good enough to insert this comuunication. C SANITAY PnRoAtrioN.-Smallpox is iecreasing to an F alarming extent, ad other inaertious diesseus re more then usually an prevalent for thre winter seaon ...
... prize was awarded to C. R. Allen Gill. ' THn ALARUME SPataiD' oF CHORaA.-A book of in- tauctions for preventrng outbreaks of smallpox, cholera, Balet eve-, a c., free with every bottle, of (eoady's ?? e ...
... rixty, 191 died; orrli 8U whose a'2es were. over 'irstx Deaths from Devers we e 6, iiarrioea ?? ctaritt ?? ?? diptlreria 4, smallpox 0, measles Z, NwhPIstgs.e'Ca,': The sunI total or the duathis is 41, iarid the rate rinta, per 1,000 ot the poopulatlon of ...
... 112 resulted 3 from whooping-cough, 53 from scarlet fever, 91 from measles, 41 from fever, 36 from diphtheria, 40 from smallpox, and 26 from diarrhoea. No desth from any of these diseases was recorded during the week either in Brighton or in Plymouth; ...
... Sunderd lald anrd Plymouth. y f thle 33 deathes from d dpltthe hea in the 28 t-: WUns, 21 occurred in London, and inl BrigBtou. Smallpox caused 62 deaths in London ?? it i outer ring of cuburbou districts, 4 ii Ancltosler, anid 1 in Sunlerlemid. To anne alnrae ...
... English representatives. CANADA. (TIMES TELEGRAM.) PHrLADELPrfIA, Thursday.-Montreal has been in a partial piardo about small-pox. High mass has been celebrated in the church of St. Roo)k imploring aid to remove the scourge. Sir F. Hincks was privately ...
... 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 ...