... froin scarlet fever, 54 from diarrhorla, 32 from fever Be( er ('principally enteric), 19 from diphitheria, and 6 from ha ,~ smallpox. No death from any of these diseases be ltwas recorded during, the week ini Norwich, Waiver- Pc lihampton, Hudderafield, ...

... 4,le, 79 fror Wilt) ?? 9friS sarlet fever, 53 floati fvr -it enlteric), 32 from diulitasria. 37 fromn cdairit ts 3 fromt smallpox. -T'Jcee zvymotte cne.-.easc tile lowest deedsh-ratesi last week v cheaser, HllNorw~ichlind Hudders1field'U tl' to showed ...

... the information which will be afforded by this list of addresses. A telegram from Montreal reports that 2,641 deaths from smallpox have occurred there since the scourge began, 2,404 of these being French-Canadians.. Sixtrau hundred of the number were chtldrea ...

... rixty, 191 died; orrli 8U whose a'2es were. over 'irstx Deaths from Devers we e 6, iiarrioea ?? ctaritt ?? ?? diptlreria 4, smallpox 0, measles Z, NwhPIstgs.e'Ca,': The sunI total or the duathis is 41, iarid the rate rinta, per 1,000 ot the poopulatlon of ...

... 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 ...