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... 58 from whooping-cough, 37 from diarrhrea, 53 fromr a fever (principally enteric), 43 from, diphtheria, C and 1B from smallpox. No deaths fromr any S of these zymotic diseases were registered in Ply- mouth, Wolverhamptoh,. or Cardiff; whereas they ...
... h, 100 from measles, 54 from scarlet fever, 29 from diphthera, 27 from fever (principally enteric), and only one fromn smallpox. Those diseases caused the lowest death-rate 1Q Halifax, I)erby, and Brighton; and the highest in Leeds, Preston, and Leicester ...
... Ilkley, 6th December, 1887. T. W. RIUSS-ELL i, THE SMALLPOX IN SPAIN. TO THE EDITORS OF THELEEDS MERCURY. GearNTcms-,-A telegrammin the Deilty Nclws of Derenrle 2nd reports a severe epidemic of smallpox in Spain (40 i the cases having occurred amongst ...
... scarlet fever, 58 from whooping-cough, 62 from fever (prine ally enteric), 39 from measles, 36 from diphtheria, acud 11 from smallpox. These ?? diseases caused the lowest death-rates last week in Sunderland and Birkeulsead, and the highest rates in Wol-rerhampton ...
... whooping-cough, 65 from scariet fever, 31 from fever (principally enteric), 29 from diarrheas, 17 from diphtheria, and 3 tram smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic disemas was registered during the icek in Leicester or in Derby; whereas they caused ...
... insist on keeping up as long as a single case of smallpox can be cited by the resident* Consular agents. A few-days ago the papers statedtbat at last the disease had been wiped out, and that the smallpox hospital had been closed. But the hope was .delusive ...
... be the most fertile ground for smallpox to spread- to say nothing of the oft-repeated prophecy of being decimated by smallpox. Yet in these townsthereisthe most absolute immunity from smallpox, or death from smallpox. Vaccination will cost the ratepayers ...
... 44 from scarlet fever, 31 from diphtheria, 27 t from fever (principally enteric), 32 from diarrhoea, and not one fronm smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic diseases was registered during the week in Wolverhampton, Derby, or Birkenhead; whereas ...
... an anecdote of Leicester. He was a informed that whenever there was the least suspicion that any one was sufering from smallpox in the town all in the house were vaces- nated and re-vaccinatel. At this the Comimons were greatly amusedi the evident ...
... A is so extraoldinfays that it will require further investigation. Mr. BnIDGE.-Certainly. The cases were then adjourned. SMALLPOX IN SOUTH YOlKSHMM. The epidemic at present shows no signs of abatement. At Wath-on-Dearne, where the outbreak is the most ...
... from measles, 80 from whoop. ing-cough, 61 from .'fever (principally enteric) 38 from diphtheria,' 31 from disk, and from smallpox. The lowest death- rates from the~se iymUotsC diseases were recorded during the week in Bristol andWolverhampton; and the ...
... from scarlet lever, 47 from 1 Om fever(prin'cipaly isnteric), 28 from diarrhocea, 21 from diphlthera said not one from smallpox. -1 The lowest death~rates from these principal zymotic disea8es were recorded during- the week -1 tit Brighton and Leicestear ...