... 1321 Iate of mortality from symotic discases 11- Dicd aged 00 and upwards ?? ?? Under one year old ?? ?? ll Of fever ?? ?? Smallpox . ?? ?? ?? ?? 0 Scarlet fever ?? ?? fcaeles ?? .. ?? ?? cough ?? Dinrrbhm ?? ?? Diphtheria ?? .0 Violence .. .. ?? . .. ...

... Chairman remarked that the health of the town seemed very satifac- i tory. WI |SMALLPOX. The Chairman informed Dr. Taylor that the committee wished to know X here the case of smallpox which was taken to the hospital came I from .-Dr. Taylor said it came from ...

... . 1d Rate of mortality from zymotie disoseaes 3 2 Died aged 60 and ?? .. . .23 Under one year od . .. . 13 Of fever ?? . Smallpox .. .. . Scarlet fever .. . 3 Measles.. .10 Whooping cough ?? Diarrha . .. . 0 Diphtheria . ?? 0 Violence .. . 4 Other causes ...

... annum ° itate of n ortahty lrom zymotie diseases *- Died aged 60 and upwards .. ?? 3 Under one year old ?? .41 Of ?? ?? Smallpox .. .. .. .. .. ?? .. 0 Scarlet fever . leasles .. ?? V hooping cough 4 Dinrrhoca . . .. . . * 21 Diphtheria ?? ?? 0 Violence ...

... Rloyal Inllrrcary ?? . 5 General Dospit.al 3 tristol Union Workhouse 1 Barton Rtegis Union Workhouse . 4 Lunatic Asylum ° 15 Smallpox 1-lospital F St 1'ctcr's Hospital .. , . Seve 2HoB 1spital .0 Children's Ilospital 2 Nurscry for Ilomeless Infants . . Analysis ...

... Zymotio diseases occasioned 39 deaths, being a decrease of 49 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, 1 was clue to smallpox (vaccinated), being the exact average; 4 to scarlatina, being 5 below the average; 4 to whooping couzh, being 5 below the ...

... . 4 Genera ?? .. .. 2 Bristol Union Workhouse ?? Barton Begis Union Workhouse .. .2 Lunntic Asylum ?? . . .. .. . . 1 Smallpox Ilospital . ?? 0 Feaver Hospital .. ?? St Peter's Hospital . ?? 0 Children's Hlospital ?? Nursery for Homeless Infants 0 ...

... cough, 45 from scarlet fever, 39 from diarrhma. 32 from diphtheria, 22 fromW fever pnrincipally enteric), and only 1 from smallpox. The lowest death-rate from these zynmotic diseases were recorded last week in Birk-euhead and Wolverhampton, and the highest ...

... Jennerian prescription obligatory, as there was then no epidemic of smallpox, and the mortality was greatly below the average. In London for that year there were only 211 deaths from smallpox, and the indifference to vaccination was increasing all b over the ...

... per annum .. .. 171 Rate of mortality from nymotie diseases 211 DieddagedB0andyuwards ?? unaer one year o . . Of fever * .. Smallpox * 0 Scarlet fever- 2 Aleasles . 3 Whooping cough . 2 Diarrhcea .. .. . 1 Diplltberia 0 Yiolenco Other causes . 65 InqUesteasCE ...

... exceeded by 62 the average number in the correspond- ig weeks of the last ten years. The 1,774 deaths in- cluded one from small-pox, 65 from measles 23 from scarlet fever, 16 from diphtheria, 87 from whooping- cough 5 from enterie fever, 3 ill-defined forms ...

... 13, of which 2 12 were removed to hospital: 1 case of smaillpox, - which was removed to hospital; 1 case of sus- 1 petted smallpox, which was removed to hospital ; 32 cases of scarlatina, of which 4 were removed to t hospital; cases of measles 224, none ...