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... a case of premature burial mentioned in this morning's papers which took place at Saumur. A young man died from fever or small-pox, and his burial was ordered as soon as possible. Then listen to the story, and shudder at the depths of human folly:- The ...
... plainedl that. the hindrances and drawbacks resulting.from such a step would far outweigh any military value:it might possess. Smallpox has been communicated to Sydney, ~elbourne, and Ad~elaide, from the Nord- d~entschex Lloyd steamer Preussen, and it is lstated ...
... wishing to see it. He then told me that there was a history attached to the interest account book. It appears when the small-pox epidemic broke out :the managers; suddenly required a large sumk of money. Instead of applying to the differentl unions for ...
... intluded 36 which were roferred to measles, 6 to scarlet fever, 6 to *hooping-eongh, 1 to -diarrheas,, and not onb either to smallpox. diphtheria, or fever ; in all, 47 deaths resulted from the principal zymotic diseases, against 42, 36, and a7 in the precedmg ...
... cough, 80 from scarlet fever, 56 from fevEr (principally enteric), 36 from diarrhoea, 30 from diphtheria, and one from smallpox. No death from Tny of these zvmotic diseases was registered during the week in Derby; whereas they caused the highest death-rates ...
... per annum . 13-B 1ite of mortality from zymotie diseases 0 Died aged 60 and ?? .. 3 Under one year old - . . Of fever ?? ?? Smallpox.. . Scarlet fever . ?? O Measles ?? ?? U'hooping cough . ?? Diarrhcca ?? .. .. .. .. ?? 0 Diphtheria. ?? .0 Violence ?? Qjher ...
... I diarrhom and ^not. one eithert r t!yhus; thus 209 death were t~ ?? being 61 below the correced a rage el No death from small-pox was texod ia the Metropolitan Asylum Ho1t1s; the 31 tan Asylum ospitsl, '=an igatgeb Swsl pit aconaedo smal-pox patiet at ...
... this complaint; but it was an entirely erro- neous one, and there should be as much core takon to prevent it spreading as in smallpox. Where the outbreak had manifested itself every precaution had been taken to prevent its spread, and all the houses had been ...
... January d 6or7. le The number of paupers relieved in the metropolis on s. Saturday last (exclusive of 614 in tbe fever and smallpox V- hospitals) was bil,11, as compared with 94,802 on tile h corresponding date last year. The number of vagrants e wras 475 ...
... the event. SPREAD OF THE SMALL-POX AT SYDNEY. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) SYDNEY, Jan. 7.-In connection with the recent landing here from the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Preuzssen of thirty passengers who were sickening for the small-pox, it has been found that ...
... other two have been I reprieved. . SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC AT SYDNEY. SymN-=, Jwt. 7. In connection witb the recent Itnding here, from I the North German Lloyd steamer Preussen, of 30 1 passengers who were stckening for smallpox. it has I bee found that since their ...
... eonnection with the recent landing here from the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Preussen of 31 assengers who were sickening for the smallpox, it has row teen foulnd that since their disembarkation the malhdy lnt- has spread, and 71 cases arenow reported. into THE ...