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... diarrhona, 125 from whoop1ing. cough, 93 from measles, 54 from scarlet fever, 30 frI- fever, 17 from diphtheria, and one from smallpox No death from any of these zymotic diseases was regis- tered during the week no Halifax; whereas they caiscl the highest ...
... diarrhiea, 104 from whooping-cough, 78 from measles. 57 from scarlet fever, 39 from fever, 29 from diphtheria, and two from smallpox. The lowest rates from these zymotic diseases were recorded in Halifax and Huddersfield; the highest in Birmingham, Salford ...
... diarrhcan, 98 from Vhooping-ccough, 68 from scarlet fever, 58 from measles, 45 from fever, 36 from diphtheria, and 5 from smallpox. The lowest zynotic death-rates were recorded in Huddersfield and Plymouth; the highest in Blackburn, Bolton, and Preston ...
... the hog trade. No wases are reported in Rome to-day. THE SMALLPOX IN JAMAICA. . PL ouTH, Friday.-According to advices from Jamaica, brought by the Royal Mail Company's steamer Orinoco, smallpox has entirely disappeared from the island, but several ports ...
... and diphtheria in Hnddersfield and Oldham. of the 17 deaths from smallpox, 7, ?? in Cardiff, 3 in London, 3 in Sheffield, 2 in Blackburn, 1 in Portsmouth, and 1 in Birmingham. No i smallpox patients were under treatment in any of the metropolitan asylum ...
... vaccination has not proved a complete prophylactic against small- pox. What Jenner has done is to reduce the mortality from smallpox to a comparatively insignificant total; andthere seems every' reason for thinking that Pasteur is making headway in a similar ...
... nldd2 whlichwere, referred to) ditirrhrczi, 3 to scarlet fever, 2 to whooping -cough, 1 to f ever, ai1d l ot one either to smallpox, ineasles, or diltllltimot; Le in all 33 deaths resulted from' these principal Yzvmuii [Sdiseases, against numbers declining ...
... £144,195; Crown Point Sanitary Depft £6,302; Pahli f Mortuary, £1,597; refuse desuetors £14,850; Fever f Hospital, £8,750; Smallpox H l,'£3,44, Borough ] H~ospital, £3 269; and advanced~ to the Leeds School Board, £I04,996. In connectionwith the Townshp ...
... the sa acceptance by the Sanitary Committee of the tender of br Messrs. W. and H. Lax for the erection of a wall at the of Smallpox Hospital at the sum of £103.a It was also resolved, on the motion of Aid. Wxsn2, that hi Mr. Joseph H~icks, ?? Bag., and ...