... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...