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... INFECTIOUS HOSPITAL AND SMALLPOX CASES. * meeting of the Dew?bury Board of Guardiai* held yesterday, Mr. J. presided. was read from the of the Government Board adverting letter the June with reference the accommodation for smallpox capes in the Dewabury ...
... Another case of smallpox has occurred at Stockton. The States-General the Netherlands yesterday adopted, by to 33, tall establishing income-tax, and abolished the import duty on soap. The negotiations for a commercial treaty between Great Britain Portugal ...
... cases of smallpox, which in the three previous weeks had been ten, seven, and eight, rose last week to fourteen, of which ten each oc- cusrred in North Leeds sub-district (containing the Leeds Workhouse, the Fever Hospital, and the Smallpox Hos- pits]) ...
... number ir the preflptss week, and inelsided two in Hulbeck and one in- Hunslet sub-districts. The two deaths from smallpox occurred in the Smallpox Hospital, and wero of a boy,f aged~ 15 years, and of an infant, eaged 19 days, both un- vaccinated. This hospital ...
... Holbeck Workhouse, and two in thle Smallpox Hospital, while not one occnrred in the Women and Children's Hospital. Compared Wvith the numbers returned in the ICorresponding quaster of last year, the deaths in the Smallpox Hospital last quai'ter )naturally ...
... diphtheria I, smallpox 1, measles 3, whoop- ing-cough 9. It is many years since I had an occasion to a report to you in my monthly report deaths from every one of the seven chief zymotics. I do so this month, diphthe. e ria and smallpox both adding a ...
... especlally worthy of notice that four fatal cases of small-pox were reported. The result of neglected vaccination in Sheffield may well incite other towns, especially on the first appearance of small.pox, to use all precautions lest a similar neglect should ...
... diarrhma, 102 from whooping-cough, 66 from measles, 67 from scarlet fever, 34 from fever, 20 from diphtheria, and 9 from smallpox. The lowest death- 'rato from these diseases occurred in Brighton and Plymouth; and the highest in Preston and Leicester ...
... scarlatina in different parts of the town. Beating in mind the recent fatal epidemic of small-pox in Sheffield, it is unsatisfactory to find a death from un- vaccinated small-pox included in the Leeds returns for last week. The annual rate of mortality per 1 ...
... irejuded 67 ih Leads towaship, and fiv - xx Ilunslet. The aieaths fromn smallpox, which had been StVcU i thle previous week, were six Isst week, of whiob four occurred in the Smallpox Hospital in North Leeds, anid twvo in Ilunralt: the four hospital cases ...
... included 427 which were referred to the seven principal zymotic diseases, of which 116 resulted fromwhooping-cough, and 81 from smallpox. The annual death-rate from these seven diseaces averaged 3-2 per 1,000 in the 20 towns, and ranged from 065 and 09 in B ...
... from diarrhwa, which averaged 5 5 g per 1,000 last week in these towns, ranged from I'6 in untdorland to 1538 in Leicester. Smallpox caused 41 o deaths in the 18 towns last week, against 83 and 52 in o the two previoua weeks. Betarlatina again showed a fatal ...