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... wboopWg`cOugb, 704 from diarrhoes, 36 from scarlet fever, 32 from fever (principally enteri¢), 28 from diphtheria, and 19 ironl smallpox. No death from any- of these diseases' wasr, recorded during the week either ln Brilhton or in Derby; while they caused the ...
... fromnwhooping-cough, 40 from fever (principaliy en. hto teric), 34 from scarlet fever, 23 from diphceieia, an and 13 from smallpox. No death from any of these be diiseases was recorded during the we ek in Halsix; ily whereas they caused the highest death-rate ...
... The seven diseases and their respective deaths are as, te ?? 9, diarrbia 3, scarlet fever 10, diphtheria d 2, measles nsl, smallpox nit, whooping cough 14. The it deaths from pulmonary consumption numbered 6i9, and R those from other. diseases o the respiratory ...
... 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 ...
... could do fo it nothing, and pronounced the disease from R lbh which the Mahdi was aufferintg to he the sc-called black de as smallpox. Thereupon the Mahdl cauised his nepheiv N rr. Abdullah to be sent for, and personally entrusted him t, with his sword, and ...
... three messenerers.returned t9 our lines. They all report the same thing-that the Mahdi died on the 8th day of Ramadan of smallpox. I (DAiLY NEwS TELEGRAM.) CAano Sunday.-There seems to be no doubt now about the truth of the report of the Maldi's death ...
... weeks; of which 145 resulted freer D. measles, 123 from whooping-cutgh, 97 from diarrhbm, .29 from scarlet fever, 27 trom smallpox, 24 from dinh. iS for theria, and 24 from fever (principally enteric) cent. Th ese zyinotic diseases caused the lowest ...
... letter was read from the Medical Officer of Health for Bradford (Mr. Thomas W. Himes) calling attention to the tact that a smallpox patient-hadi been returned from Faisley to the hospital at Bradford, and that such removal was fraught with danger to the ...
... which more than oovers the expenses iucurred. to I . PjUTBEEAX OP SMALLPOX IEEAR SiLBY.-At , the meeting of the Selby Board of Gruardians, it was yesterday reported that, an outbreak of smallpox had 7v6 n occurred at Riceall, there being three persons in one ...
... wilt I read toyvon its description by Sir Thomas Watson, one of, I the maost distinguished of our writers in mnedicine:- Smallpox is the most hideous, loathspme, disflguri12,, and probably, except hydrophobia, the most fatal also or the various diseases ...
... relapse, and his death is hourly expected. MESSENGERS who have arrived at Assouan from Gabra report that the Mahdi died, from smallpox, on the 29th of June. Tino Khedive, says an Alexandria telegram, proceeds to Cairo on the 26th, to open the Legislative Council ...