... A great many deaths in infancy were due to want of proper care and usnuagenstet ott the part of pareirto. No death formn smallpox had occurredl during tbre year. Three eases hlrt beets admitted to tihe hcoruital front Balaall Heath, but tltey were di ...

... 40 to 1. cs T'ln cases of smallpox and 101 of scarlet fever have been cc receivedl into the liorough hospital during the past quarter. y) In thle corresponding quarter of 1883 no fewer than 403 patioit.3 suferihig ?? smallpox, and 163 With searlet - fever ...

... and the persistence of smallpox amongst us. It S difficult, if not impossible, to doubt that deficient vaccination lis at tie root of all these outbreaks. The statistics which Mr. Cook has given showing the fatality of smallpox in the unvac- cinated or ...

... officer, reported a death-rato of 22'01 per 1,000. One death had resulted from typhoid fever, and one from diarrhoea, Two smallpox eases bad occurred, but they were very mild. Scarlet fever as an epidemic had existed to exist. The mortuary was now fit ...

... agreed to the ?? Meolical 0 ce OQicer reported 60 deaths, being at the rate of 276 per e of thousand. There woer two eases 'of smallpox in the 1 of ?? Clerk reported that le had obtainedl ;£3,000. a lie for thoe trchlase of lantd in Stonsy Lane, end E5,500; ...

... 761, compared wi th 18,859 in 1883. The increased death-rate was entirely due to the epidemic. There had been 83 cases of smallpox, and 8 deaths Vaccination had been closely attended to. Many of the cases were of a very mild type. There had been 3 deaths ...

... Cunninghram) reported 40 deaths and a death-rate of 24 6 per 1,000. At the present time there were three patients in the small-pox hospital,- 0 The Chairman and Clerk reported the result of an enquiry Y held a few days ago by the Boundary Commissioners ...

... Board, on Saturday, Sir : EO. urrie stated that during the last fortnight there had , been a great increase in the number of smallpox cases in ' the metropolis, and he pointed out the necessity for revae- c cinatien The Rev. H. Cotton, curate in charge of ...

... last year Tters were 4-7 births. During the month no death from cymotie disease had oceorredl in thu district. A ease of smallpox had broken out in Trower Street, and he re- gretted to esaythat those resident in the house had objected to be revaccinated ...

... Parkdale tiid te part of Tettenhall Road, The death-rate, lie added, had beetn 15'2, anti bte birth-rate 28-5 per 1,000. Smallpox tad beets imported frmtebrongis into Tettonhuall, tant i It cottsidered it 1wouild be advisaiste to reniew tile negotiations ...

... uss-vaecionated cases seici are found to best doe thtia by giving you our experience thA LI ' st esi .PC Mba'iI' ho egliltni of smallpox declined in tlioearly Cc lai 'If 'tI,t Year aclid ithou catno to an cree, it wvas hoped to dc, ,volrsshi be acesi of tile ...

... of deaths' in that year was 504, of which no less than 180 were attributed to zymotic diseases-viz., typhoid fever, 108 ; small-pox, 8; scarlet fever, 3; diphtheria, 4; diarrhom, 57. Notwithstanding the . large number of d eaths from these diseases, the ...