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... measles, 34 from diarrhaea, 26 from diphtheria, 23 from fever (principally euteric), 21 from scarlet fever, and not one from smallpox. 10 Tee lowest dealth-rates from these diseases were recordel .d in Hull and Leiceeter, and the highest in Birmingham, I ...
... measles, 28 from fever (principally enterie), 22 from scarlet fever, 32from diarrhoea, 28 from diolitueria, and 4 from smallpox. No death from any of thes3 zvmotio diseasea was recordes darin the week either in Deros or in Halifax; whereas they caused ...
... Preston. Tue 19 deaths from uliphtheria in the ire 28 towns inclutded 8 in London, 2 in Bristol, and 12 tn or I adnobester. Smallpox caused I death in Liverpool, and a not one either in London or its outer ring, or iii any of ot -the 26 other large provincial ...
... limited thereby. Dr. Gomnr, in replying, stated that early information had enablhd him to starap out outbreaks of typhus and smallpox in Leeds. receutly. There not being time for Dr. Mitchell Wilson to road his promised paper on An Outbreak of Diarrha, caused ...
... it day for Suez, on its way to Cairo. Three hundred and h fifty camels were sent yesterday to Suez. ir Spies report that smallpox is increasing at Tamai, and a that the rate of mortality has reached about one hundred per diem. The dead are left unburied ...
... from measles, 37 from diarrheea, 26 from fever, rincipllv enteric), 21 from diphtieria, 26 from scarlet Ievar, and 2 from smallpox. No death from any of these avmotlo diseases was recorded during the week in Roll Huddersfield, or Halifax; whereas they ...
... Greece urging immediate disarmament, in view of the settlement of the Bulgarian difficulty. IT is reported at Suakin that smallpox is increasing at Tamai, and that the rate of mortality has reached aboat 100 a day. The rebels are sur- rendering daily to ...
... difficulties with Eng. ; land-to create rebellion and confusion in the relations r between the two countries-but they are the smallpox of the Irish section. (Laughter, and cheers.) It will be one the first and perhaps one of the most difficult duties that ...