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... profession to which he foi -belongs, in their attempts to account for the failure of an tvaccination to prevent the spread of Smallpox. mi. I But will you permlit mne nowv to explain, as hriealy as n possible. bow I think the Sanitary Committee here have TI ...
... in the two preceding weeks; of these C 104 resulted from whooping-cough, 63 from measles, o3 ' from Ecarlet fever 46 from smallpox, 37 from diphthecia, u 34 from fevers (principally enteric), and 29 from a diarrhoea. The lowest death.rates from these ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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; ...
... 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 ...
... Yours respectfslly, WILLIANU J. WATKINS, o a Clerk to the Faralay Local Board. n e Parsley, February 17th. SiaXIrAiY PreAioNm-Smallpox is inoreasing to an alanrning extent. and Dtbar infeetiouei dis3es aeo more than usually O DrarLlent for the winter easoen ...
... priacipal zymotic diseases. The mortality from these causes for tire corresponding period -during the past 20 years was 20. - Two smallpox patients now only remained ia the hospital, whilst there were 10 suffering from acarlatina in the Asylum temporary ?? report ...