... four which were referred to diarrhoms, three to scarlet fever, two to whooping-cough, one to fever, and 1not one either to smallpox, mieasles, or diphtheria; in all, tan deaths resulted from these principal zymotic diseases, agaiinst 9 and 10 in the two ...

... mecales, 42 from fever (1principilly enteric), 41 from diarrhmca, 37 from diphtheria, 38 from scarlet fever, and 3 from smallpox. No death froin any of these zymotio diseases was recorded -duriing-the week in Halitax -,whereas they caused the highest ...

... measles, 46 froue scsarlet fever, 39 from diohtheria, 37 from dirarrhes, 41 from *fever (principally enteric), and n from smallpox. No death from anyof these zymotlc disenses was -recorded dinrinz trle week in Derby; whereas they causel the highest death-rates ...

... liiid after Buch examination as he shall deem necessary in that the child has not. been. vaccinated, nor has ha i tis a mn smallpox, he msay make an order directing such ocitli to ot he vaccinated withini a certain time, anid in this case neither ut the ...

... measles, 38 from fever (principilly enteric), 38 from scarlet fever, 38 from diph- theria, 31 from diarrhyea, and 3 from smallpox. No death from any of these diseases was recorded during the week in Halifax; whereas they caused the highest death-rates ...

... Portis mouth, and diphtheria in Leicester and London. Of the 157 deaths from smallpox, 48 occurred in London and its outer ring of suburban districts' The prevalence of smallpox in London, judged by the returns front the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, showed ...

... acojammodatiou. With regard to the pyes'alenoe, of a zymotio diseases, it was reported- that there bad been v. an - outbreak of smallpox at Steeton. in the Keighley Is Rural Sanitary District. There . were seven cases in. all, ;and two deaths occurred. The Medical ...

... measles B 35 from scarlet lover, 35 from uiierrhoia, 30 from fever (principally enteric), 23 from diphtheria, and 2 from h smallpox. No death from any of these diseases was h recorded during the week either in Wolverhampton or h in Balifax; while they causea ...

... s. The seven principal zymotio dissases caused deoths as follows : - Fevers 8, diarrhmea 6, scerlatina 23, diphtheria 3, smallpox and measles each nill, whoopma-eough 12; total 52, and the rate is canal to 1-3 per 1,000. This is a low dloath-rate for ...

... measles, 46 from oiarrbcea, 43 from fever (principally enteric), 30 from scarlet fever, 28 from diplhthieria, and 3 fro00 smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic diseaset was recorded during the week in Halifax: whereas they caused the highest death-rates ...

... mlesles 33 from fever (principally euteric), 43 from iiarricrea 31 from scarlet fever, 49 from drlibtneria, and 3 tronr as smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these Zvro:II id diseases was recorded during the week in Prestou aid rd Norwich, and the hishest ...

... year. Scarlet fever formed the largest provortion, there being 4.56 cases. There were S9 enteric or typhoid fever, and 28 smallpox cases. The deaths from all causes numbered 35, being at the rate of 5-89 per cent., which was exceptionally low. The mor- ...