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... births, 31,311 vacci- nations, and 363 smallpox deaths. During the last half there have been 40,244 births, 23,879 vaccinations and 17 smallpox deaths. In 'other words, when we had 87 per cent. vaccinated, the smallpox deaths were 363, or about 360 per million ...
... The following are the diseases and their respective deaths:-Fcvers, 6; diavlhoea, 178; scarh.atinia, 9 diphlthlei a, 0; smallpox, 0; measles. 4; whoopirav-cough, 7. The distribution of those 204 dceaths is as ?? the 6 deaths from fevers, 4 occurred in ...
... fever, 84 from whooping-cough, 48 from favor1 d (principally enteric.) 37 from diphtheria, 34-from measles, and frsorn smallpox. The lowest death-rates from ths yoic diseases last week were recorded in Hud- ii dersfield and Derby; and the highest in ...
... tbe,35 deaths from diphtheria, 21 occurred in London, .2 in Birmingham, 2 in Liver- pool,.2 in Manchester,,and3 ix hOldham. Smallpox caused 4 deaths in ' Sheffield, but not one in greater LOndon, or in any 'of the 26 other large towns. The annual rate of ...
... the Mayor would pnblicly present them to g the recipient in the Town Hall on some day to be yet B declded on. E6CAPE OF A SMALLPOX PAT NT.-Whilst in a, 1 state of delirium on Tuesday night a patient at the small- 5 pox hospital, Sheffield, made his escape ...
... would move at the next meeting that the salary be advanced to £50 a year. TEE 0TIREAX11C OF SMALLPOX AT ROTEERIIIAX.- The efforts to stnamp out the outbreak of smallpox in Rotherham seem to be proving effectual. There are 26 cases, inL 24 houses, some of the ...
... accounts, originated by Mr. BairstowadAd igy 1.entered inolnth eal on th andub.jecgty. d ~ egh eal ntesbet d. TIIE OUTBRnEAK OF SMALLPOX AT ROTHERHAM. Lt At the Rotherham Town Council meeting yesterday, the .s minutes of the Public Health and Seweragea Committee ...
... fever, 03 from whooping-cough, 57 from fever .(principally enteric), 32 from measles, 28 from diphitheria, Eand only 4 from smallpox. These zymotic diseases caused the lowest death-rates last week m Huddersfield and' Halifax; - ad the highest rates in W ...
... Bolton; fever in Leicester, Oldham, and o Portsmouth; and diarrhcoa in Brighton, IPlymuouth, 1 Bolton, and Wolverhamspton. Smallpox caused 5 deaths C in Sheileld, but not one in London and its outer ring, ] or in any of the 26 other large provincial towits ...
... the average (.f the last tenl years. Typloid and euterie fevcr are also giving the authorities a good deal of trouble, but smallpox is less prevalent than it has been for a ?? past. Mr . Coache's answecr cii the subject of the Jubilee Coin agewas last creiligr ...
... an enactment will be obvious wha. it is stated on the best authority that a travellin4 caravan -has been known to convey smallpox ?? a town, 'and: thus to lead to an outbreak in ?? hundreds of lies wfre lost. It was also provided I by the Bill that every ...