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... OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT LEICESTER PRISON. It is announced that smallpox has broken out in the prison at Leicester. On June 5th last, George Morley was convicted of stealing goods from the premises of the London and Nortb- Westem Railway Company and he ...
... Inflrmary . . 2 General Hlospital 2.. . Bristol Union Workhouse . . . 2 Barton Regis Union Workhouse 0 0 Lunatic Asylum. . .0. Smallpox leospital. . 0 Fever Hospital. 0 St Petef's Hospital. 0 Children's Hospital .I Nursery for Homeless Infants .. . 0 Annlysis ...
... choleraic diarrhmea, and not one from small-pox, typhus, or ill-defined forms of con- tinued fever. Thus, 319 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 36 below the corrected average weekly number. No death from small-pox was registered, the corrected average ...
... from cholera and choleraic diarrhoea, and not one from small-pox or typhus; thus, 251 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 58 below the corrected average weekly number. No death from small-pox was registered. Different forms of vio- lence caused ...
... from measles, 40 from' ecisrlet dc fever. 33 from fever (principally entericj, M 2g from diphtheria, and only one fron smallpox. Go There zymotic diseases caused the lowest death re rates during the week in Bristol, Nottingham, w: and Huddersfield and ...
... in the 28 towns, 18 occurred in London, 3 in Manonester 2 in Brighton, 2inPortsmouth. 2 in S.allrd, and i in Sheffield. Smallpox caused 1 death in Preston. but not one in London or in any- the 26 other great towns. The annual rale of ffrtality from all ...
... 52 from whooping-coegh. 39 from fever' (principally enteric) 35 froi dinhtherza, 22 from scarlet fever, and only 2 from smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic diseases was recorded duripr the week in Huddersfield, while they caused the greatest ...
... PazscserT said he was sorry to inform the meeting that Dr. 3. W. Mason, who intended reading a paper on Recent Experiences of Smallpox in Hull, was unable to lbe present. The President then exhibited a calculator by which, he said, the work of medcal officerss ...
... of the committee.-f The Health. Committee reported, among other matters, c that during the month 9 patients suffering from smallpox a had been removed to the epidemic hospital, and that there remained 13 patients in that institution.-Tbe Medical | Officer ...
... prevent it from benefiting by whateverfavotsrable elimasic or othercir. cumstances affected the fashionable suhurb. lo cases of smallpox had been reported in the city since July 10 (about two months ago) but he was informed that the disease had reappeared in ...
... their tempers. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) He must be forgiven for remarking that it was at Glasgow that Darnley had the small-pox, and that the two most famous of the famous casket letters bore evidence to have been written from there. Turning to more ...
... diarrhoea, 66 from whooping-cough, 55 from scarlet fever, 41 from measles, 34 from fever, 28 from diphtheria, and not one from smallpox. The ]ovweat death rates from these zymotic diseases were recorde l in Derby and Birkenhead: and the highest rates in Norwich ...