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... cases of smallpox in Leicester during that period was 447, and the total number of deaths from smallpox was 3:, that the soldiers were all vaccinated and the population of Leicester largely unvaccinated, and that the death rate from smallpox in the Army ...
... certain specified defects, one of which is the presence of pupils unprotected from small-pox. In the case of secondary schools, no teacher who is not protected from smallpox may, without express sanction, be permanently employed in an aided institution ; ...
... whether any system of registration of smallpox cases existed in India, and any systein of registration of vaccination from which it could be readily ascertained by investigators whether persons suffering from smallpox had been vaccinated or not. Mr. Moal ...
... from small-pox in India ; and, if not, whether he would take steps to endeavour to secure that such a record should be kept in future and the results published in the annual sanitary reports, especially in those provinci. • which contained small-pox hospitals ...
... the past 40 years what were known as the badly-vaccinated provinces had suffered far less from small-pox than the ‘vell-vaccinated provinces; that the small-pox mortality amongst children was very much lower in the badlyvaccinated as compared with the w ...
... Parliamentary Return (Cd. 245) has been published showing the sickness and mortality from enteric fever, cholera, plague, and smallpox, with the corresponding rates per t,OOO in the Native Army and among European troops in India for each year from igoo to ...
... MORTALITY IN INDIA. Mr. Bt.Actc asked the Under Secretary of State for India what the cause of the heavy mortality from small-pox amongst children under ten years of age in India, viz., about 70 per cent, of the total deaths from that disease, in view ...
... IN MADRAS CITY. Mr. PICKERSCII.I. asked the Under Secretary of State b r India whether he was aware that an epidemic of small-pox was now raging in Madras, the deaths from the beginning of the year having been (according to the Registrar General's Returns) ...
... death rates per million living in India for each of the last thirty years from plague, cholera, enteric or typhoid fever, and smallpox respectively. ...
... the Motion of Sir Cot.t.ixs, a Return was granted sh 'wing the cases of and deaths from Enteric Fever, Cholera, Plague. and Smallpox (with corresponding rates per thousand) in the Native Army and among European troops in India, respectively, for each year ...
... RANTED. E:i.t (.4nall-pnx in Army).—(ln the motion of Mr. POINTF.N. Return was granted showing the eases of and deaths from small-pox occurring amongst officers. and rhildren respectively, with British troops in India. and liritisl. and native officer: r ...
... your valuable medium to draw attention to some of the numerous inaccur:scie. in a work by Major S. P. James, entitled Small-Pox and Vaccinat . in India ? 1. Dr. James assumes too readily the ignorance and idolatry of Hindus in all past time and implies ...