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... from whooping-cough. 43 trom scarlet fever, 38 from diplhtheria, 39 from fever tprincipally enteric), and not one from smallpox. These zymotic diseases caused the lowest death-rates daring the week in Bristol and Nor- wich, and the highest in Sunderland ...
... from stcarlet fever. 57 from diphtheria, 31 Si frox diarrhma, 31 frona` fever q1riuctpally eniteric), t eand nott one from smallpox. INo death from r sny of these principal zj-motie diseases was registered during o 1the week in diull or in Welverhamnpton ...
... 39 from diphtheria, 2 frotu I dierrhma, 34- from scarlet fever, 27 from fever (prin- ripahy ontario), and not one from smallpox. No death from any of these zymolic diseases was recorded during the week an Portsmouth or in Derhy, whereas they caused ...
... many are scattered over the borough of which I know nothing. It is highly satisfactory to note that neither diphtheria nor smallpox records a death. The latter disease has been imported into Leeds during the month of November last from Ahton-useder-Lyne ...
... (Acersuglon) spoke of children beinlg presented before him for certificates who were suffering tremnl incipienlt dropsy and smaLlpox. He also mentioned that there xass a great increase of dliseases of the eyelids, in colisoqnenee of the steamcing now prevading ...
... medical superietensent of the Borough Fcver HOspitli he has practicaiyv Lad under his care the greater nnl-ber of cases of smallpox, fever, and scarlatena thalt have occurred in the borough during the last eleven vears. Re holds from the University of Edieborgh ...
... Preston. Of the 37 deatna fromu dieitdeeria, en tne 2ll towns. 35 occurred. in Lond~n, 2ino tfverpooi, and 2 in Manlesuhstcr. Smallpox caused n oneth inl aour of the 23 giee. teenrs. 'ieo ar-nalu at of mjortality front all ?? 1p, e 1,00.) pi-reos 'et- ma~ted ...
... 00, and the boildling, ws-ll be erect-ed from designs of Messrs. Morley trod Woodi- hOUse, BrTadford, to accommuodate ten smallpox sod ten| ifever riaheo~le, with prtoper tacilities of isolation, Tha1eI bulildings are dosigtun(l Of a sitssplo character ...
... re rcerred -to diartheete 7 to enterir or .vuhoic' .ever, 2 to scarlet sever, 2 to wvhooping-ceagh, an-- nct one titter to smallpox, inaasiesZ or nixphshena L; in. ill, 20 de.:;k'a -;Fr-su~red is-on these ptinct;cal ?? $4-esas-s. caantal ' 0ai 7th e twa ...
... Comumission. on Vuecchnition vester- day finished~ the examintani-on of Mar. Barry, autuojr of the Sbhhcfield report uponl Smallpox enidemirs. o Mr. Fison, f~th Conservative candidate, for the i- ' cocr~es Division. addis sss;d na rasting in; the Il'.usrd ...
... wvere referred to measles, 6 I t~o wVhooping-eongh, 2 to scarlet fever. 2 to ie-ver,' 1 |to diarrhea, and. uoi nrt one to smallpox or diphtheria. i in all, 23 deaths reeidted from these principal zymotec diseases, against 28 aud 31 in tho two ?? weeks ...
... MacSwarbreckc ,f attended from the Thrtuk union. e OUTBREAKC Or SMOALLrOX IN T TnE B OLTOx Uxro:-r a An alarming outhreak of smallpox, resulting in one death, was reparted yesterday afternoon to the Bolton Rurat - Sanitary Authority. The outhreak occurred ...