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... OF lTHE MAEDI. (Tierrs TELEGIQt) ; Camo, Thursday.-Further information has beet received respecting the Miahdi's death, of smallpox, on June 29th. One Sheikh even declares that he wit- nessed the Mahdis funeral. Although the information received is scanty ...
... which were referred to whooping- cough, four to ecarlet fever, one to measles, ene to dipithierrla, and nut one either to smallpox, fever, or alarrhaa ; in all 12 deaths resulted from these prineipal zymotic diseases, against 14 and 18 in the two preceding ...
... edistribution Bill becoruiug law, and thus plaeing Raunslet in thie proud position of a Parlismeutary district. 7a1 OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX AT PUDSHY.- an ottreorresnoudent ?? outbrealk of ?? in be Pidasy, ill ch is now assuming a somewhat serious lei thar3otor ...
... ground, centrally situated, aor the residents of the Bank, Cavalier Hill, anud York- ,ur road : that the present site of the Smallpox Hospital be rn utilised, and. an addition be made to it; and that be the re- recreation ground for the North-East and part ...
... 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 ...
... population, nnd which, when cholera al sO was absent, afforded an evidence of this by the al prevalence of scarlet fever, smallpox, typhoid and other t a), fevers, meaziesi,'whoopitig coughl, &c. Thus, while the o authorities were unable either to account ...
... rra;-coTigh, 47 from scarlet fever, 38 from dijhtrltria, o33 from fver (priueiprlly cuteric), ;11, from diarrhoct, T and 5 from smallpox. Tite loew ci eath-rates from these G diseases occurred d mirin thieveckl in lristolI and BlacIcburnj, aild tne highest in ...
... 33 Rev. G. F. Grnin -iOvert. a second resclution, as fol- la lows :-That fbi, .. ctiag desires tine remnoval of tino S3 Smallpox Hospital ~.-uui its present situation, and hopes M that a suitable sitc. crier than Osmonidthorpil may be a3 speedily provided ...
... sanitary officers visited the premises the stench was fearful, and people were found huddled eoetfer in a shocking manner. Smallpox is very preva eat in the neighbourhood, and the medical officer sal he feared an outbreak of typhus amongst the Arnabs. The ...
... effected a clear saving of £26,000 in the total cost of the market. Allud- ing to the question of the Osmondthorpe Fever and Smallpox Hospital, be defended the committee in regard to theirchoice of a site. Good work hail also been done in repard to the pollution ...
... diarrhoea, 49 from scarlet fever. 48 from whoopologtlugho 41 from fever, 38 from measles, 32 from diphtheria. end 6 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates froom ?? diseases were recorded during the week Ise Halifax and Bradford, and the highest in Cardiff ...
... 26th of July. I am sorry at the same time to have to report to you that two cases were reported to me on Juiy 31st. One was smallpox, the other in my opinion was not; hence the latter case was not removed to hospital, but the former was on that date, and ...