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... SMALLPOX AT NORMKIATON. SMALLPOX AT NUlRIANTi2lN. TO THlE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLUMEN,-Iu your issue of to-day it is stated there are in this district about thirty ztnowr cases of the above malady. Altogother there have only been five, anut ...
... cough, 69 from diarrhia, 35 from scarlet fever, 29 from fever (principally enteric), 21 from diphtheria, th and not one from smallpox. No death froni any of al these zymotic diseases was recorded during the week in PI Portsmouth, Blackburn, Bolton, and Prestou ...
... 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 ...
... from diarrhrua, 69 from fever (princi- pally enteric), 44 from whooping-cough, 46 from diph- theria, and not one from smallpox. Nodeath from any of these zymotic diseases was registered during the week in Blackburn; whereas thev caused the highest ...
... The mortality from the seven principal infectious diseases are as ?? 3, diarrhoaa, 143, scarlet fever 12, diphtheria 2, smallpox 0, measles 1, whooping-cough 10. The sum of these deaths is 171, which represents a rate of 52 per 1,000 inhabitants of all ...
... fever, 64 from whooping-cough, 42 from fever' (principally enteric), 37 from dinhlitheria, 34 from diarrhoea, and 1 from smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic diseases was registered during the week in Derby; whereas they caused the highest death ...
... resulted from whroopino-couis 4h, :ter from diarrhoea, 21 from fever'ri~i. :30 from diuhtheria, 23 from bes e B. from smallpox. No deati fromayort i5 Tb. diseases Was recorded during the we l whereas they caused the highest ecath-rao,, ~,burn, Portsmouth ...
... measles, 33 from diarrhea, aD from diphtneria, 23 from fever (principally 3 ealurio), 25 from scarlet fever, and two from smallpox. b No death from any of tfaes zymotnc diseases was recurded d daring the week in Halifax; whereas they caused the highest ...
... ' fever (piuscipajiy errtZ1 133 from. scarlet ferer, 463 ironsm eals ~ whooping-cough, 19 from diphtheria, anid set from smallpox. 'rhe lowest aeath-rares Iron, tl7 Idisae aigthe weak were recorded in 13ri1~to ,u Biightooi, aucd the highest in '1'roitora ...
... 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- ...
... of providing a smallpox hospital, in the event of the samebeing built by the Committee of Management of the Bradford Fever Hospital on their land, according to plans to be approved by the Corporation, and on condition that such smallpox hospital shall ...
... attributed to simple cholera), 4'J iron spallv enteric), 46 from scarlet fever, 3S ' a60 from whooping-cough, 20 from 1 from smallpox. The lowest Wett.rates tt'z .zyinotic diseases were recordei during t' . Bristol, Plymouth, and Hueidersfelo; ties ti trates ...