NationalLibraryOfScotland/medical-history-of-british-india huggingface dataset:
APPENDIX A.—Statement showing the number of vaccinations performed in Municipal
towns on children under one year of age in 1919-20.—(Concld.)
Towns.
1
HOSHANG-
ABAD.
NlMAR ...
NARSINGH-
PUR.
BETUL
...
CHHIND-
WARA.
RAIPUR ...
BILASPUR...
DRUG...
AMRAOTI ...
YEOTMAL...
AKOLA...
BULDANA ..
Hoshangabad... ...
Harda... ...
Seoni-Malwa... ...
Pachmarhi... ...
Sohagpur... ...
Itarsi... ...
Total...
Khandwa... ...
Burhanpur...
...
Total...
Narsinghpur...
...
Gadarwara... ...
Chhindwara... ...
Total...
Betul... ...
Betul Bazar... ...
Multai... ...
Total...
Chhindwara... ...
Pandhurna...
...
Sausar... ...
Total...
Raipur...
...
Dhamtari... ...
Bhatapara... ...
Total...
Bilaspur... ...
Drug... ...
Amraoti... ...
Do. Camp... ...
Ellichpur... ...
Do. Camp ...
Total...
Yeotmal... ...
Akola... ...
Akot... ...
Basim... ...
Karanja... ...
Murtizapur... ...
Total...
Buldana... ...
Khamgaon... ...
Shegaon... ...
Malkapur... ...
Total...
GRAND TOTAL...
Number of
births during
the year.
2
495
549
223
118
268
326
1,970
900
1,501
2,401
300
384
158
932
189
211
170
570
468
346
181
995
1,005
360
157
1,612
718
340
1,363
210
740
263
2,587
579
1,122
578
421
550
313
2,984
167
591
580
554
1,892
37,888
Number of
deaths among
children
under one
year during
the year.
3
157
164
94
26
93
103
637
337
324
661
113
88
41
242
41
56
39
136
152
107
57
316
350
99
57
506
187
125
416
37
182
46
681
117
310
108
98
143
83
772
40
69
163
170
442
11,037
Number of
successful
vaccinations
on children
under one
year during
the year
ending the
31st March.
4
305
256
75
3
164
132
935
276
882
1,158
105
91
84
370
150
76
57
283
253
212
77
542
637
126
64
827
557
200
1,217
192
704
195
2,398
204
971
...
278
980
131
1,660
153
470
406
417
1,446
22,508
Date of extension of Vaccina-
tion Act to town.
5
5th April 1894
24th September 1802.
19th February 1901.
8th August 1906.
8th March 1916.
28th August 1894.
5th September 1890.
29th September 1892.
16th September 1892.
13th May 1896.
20th September 1895.
6th September 1893.
5th January 1914.
6th March 1914.
25th October 1888.
18th September 1903.
15th February 1916.
30th May 1894.
10th February 1916.
8th August 1894.
18th March 1893.
8th August 1894.
22nd December 1893.
1st April 1894.
18th March 1893.
1st April 1897.
11th May 1917.
22nd December 1893.
18th March 1893.
8th August 1894.
2nd February 1911.
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APPENDIX B.—Statement showing the annual mortality from Small-pox for
during each of
Year.
1913-14 ....
1914-15 ...
1915-16...
1916-17 ..
1917-18 ...
1918-19 ...
1919-20 ...
—
Annual mortality from Small-pox ...
Annual
proportion
of
persons
protected by
vaccination
per
1,000 of population.
Annual mortality from Small-pox ...
Annual
proportion
of
persons
protected
by
vaccination
per
1,000 of population.
Annual mortality from Small-pox...
Annual proportion of persons pro-
tected by vaccination per 1,000
of population.
Annual mortality from Small-pox..
Annual proportion of persons pro-
tected by vaccination per 1,000 of
population.
Annual mortality from Small-pox ...
Annual proportion of persons pro-
tected by vaccination per 1,000 of
population.
Annual mortality from Small-pox...
Annual proportion of persons por-
tected by vaccination per 1,000 of
population.
Annual mortality from Small-pox ...
Annual proportion of persons pro-
tected by vaccination per 1,000 of
population
Nagpur.
247
33.57
118
31.41
8
35.23
10
32.82
3
34.44
125
40.66
303
27.11
Bhandara.
210
39.74
94
38.97
6
43.22
4
44.70
4
48.31
7
37.90
52
29.44
Wardha.
406
33.59
141
35.30
19
34.59
4
33.43
4
35.70
66
34.65
218
31.76
Chanda
221
43.62
1.46
35.68
60
42.61
8
36.72
3
38.16
156
28.32
428
23.20
Balaghat.
22
50.45
38
38.73
4
39.03
1
31.09
20
43.30
...
34.74
1
28.91
Jubbulpore.
131
41.93
13
38.51
...
34.54
...
37.74
...
47.32
3
33.50
6
26.50
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seven years and the annual proportion of persons protected by vaccination
the seven years.
Saugor.
15
39.83
29
44.23
...
50.01
...
38.68
...
46.83
1
36.13
66
27.07
Da-
moh.
88
33.25
99
40.44
7
32.90
8
33.51
29
36.76
9
26.51
21
32.89
Seoni.
400
56.25
109
49.95
12
44.05
2
33.09
3
40.57
3
37.05
73
27.34
Mandla.
171
41.99
227
34.53
38
41.00
4
39.39
5
39.13
5
23.23
13
26.69
Hosh¬
nga¬
abad.
87
40.86
82
36.39
...
34.06
4
35.86
3
35.63
21
32.29
134
27.69
Ni¬
mar.
61
42.32
43
43.23
16
39.14
2
31.09
44
40.05
69
37.26
93
32.24
Nar¬
singh¬
pur.
499
57.74
135
42.42
3
34.13
...
35.02
...
36.38
18
30.21
83
26.77
Betul
138
45.14
3
46.55
8
40.65
4
36.35
8
36.06
2
23.63
129
20.38
Chhind-
wara.
128
41.65
58
49.13
...
43.78
...
47.57
...
40.83
4
40.80
43
29.13
Rai-
pur.
602
36.42
649
39.17
132
39.27
52
37.80
136
37.04
344
32.95
708
29.60
Bi-
laspur
129
36.25
88
36.19
138
38.86
48
35.35
134
38.91
972
40.68
1,409
36.04
Drug.
678
35.23
687
38.29
346
40.08
28
38.02
3
43.60
6
35.64
270
32.39
Amraoti.
337
40.65
141
40.65
25
33.39
23
32.50
25
33.19
473
29.27
372
23.57
Yeotmal.
242
43.16
60
41.25
28
40.74
57
30.26
43
37.20
280
23.01
294
22.70
Akola.
600
33.72
156
33.89
12
34.25
31
31.52
133
31.04
991
29.21
443
23.47
Buldana.
762
37.40
17
33.95
3
36.17
2
35.73
381
40.70
699
33.68
113
32.39
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Govt. Press, Nagpur—No. 1318,Sany. Commr.—11-11-20—277.
GOVERNMENT OF MADRAS.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
1 19th September 1877, No. 5279.
Sanitary—Reports and Returns
.
Read the following papers
No. 236.
From Snrgeon-General U. A. GORDON, M.D., C.B., Honorary Physician
to the Queen, Principal Medical Officer, British Forces, to Colonel J.
MICHAEL, C.S.I., Secretary to Government, Military Department ; dated
11o' f,
Georee. 5th Se/amber 1877.
I have the honor to forward, for the information of Government, the three
No.-1. Return showing the sickness, mortality and invaliding
in Her Majesty's British troops in the Madras Presi-
dency for 1876. .
No. 2, Return showing the mortality in and out of hospital in
Her Majesty's British troops during the year 1876.
No. 3. Return shewiug the ratio of sickness and mortality in
the several circles of the Army during the year 1876.
Abstract Returns speci-
fied in the margin, with
the following report on
the health of the British
troops serving in the
Madras Presidency, for
the year ending 31st
December 1876.
Strength.—The average strength for the year was 11,132, showing a decrease
of 101 as compared with 1875.
Admissions into Hospital.—These were in excess of the previous year, viz.,
12,224 against 12,067 in 1875—an increase equal to 23°84 per mille of average
strength.
Mortality.—The death rate-15 . 63 per mille of average strength—exceeds that
of 1875 by 1°12, but contrasts favorably with the average of the preceding eighteen
years, which equalled 18.73.
invaliding.—The invaliding ratio is considerably under that of 1875, vii.,
42'94 against 52 . 79 per mille of average strength, and is less than the mean of the
preceding eighteen years by 4.04.
The mode of returning the cases of invalids in 1876 differs from that practised
in 1875, and previous years; but even when calculated by the plan formerly
adopted, the invaliding ratio-43 . 66—shows a reduction of 9 . 13 per mille of
strength as compared with 1875.
General Health.—Return No. 1 compares briefly the sickness, mortality and
invaliding in 1876 with that of 1875, while in Table A, the sickness, mortality and
invaliding for 1876 is contrasted with that of the preceding eighteen years.
The occurrence of several cases of cholera, enteric fever and sunstroke render
the statistics of 1876 less favorable than they would otherwise have been. Con-
sidering the wide-spread prevalence of epidemic disease among a famine-stricken
population throughout a great part of the Presidency, the health of the troops
during 1876 may be considered as very satisfactory. Cholera caused thirty-four
admissions and seventeen deaths against seven admissions with four deaths in
1875. The bulk of the cases was contributed by a small party of recruits and
others proceeding from Bombay and intermediate stations to Wellington in March,
the disease being contracted en route.
Contrasted with the preceding eighteen years, the average daily sick, admis-
sions, deaths from cholera and total deaths are all below the average.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT, 19TH SEPTEMBER 1877, No. 5279.
TABLE A.
Years.
A v e r a g e S t r e n g t h .
A v e r a g e D a i l y S i c k .
A d m i t t e d
D e a t h s f r o m C h o l e r a . T o t a l D e a t h s i n a n d o u t o f H o s p i t a l .
I n v a l i d e d .
Ratio per 1,000 of Average Strength.
A v e r a g e D a i l y S i c k .
A d m i t t e d .
D e a t h s f r o m C h o l e r a .
T o t a l D e a t h s .
I n v a l i d e d .
Average from 1858
to 1875 (for 18
years).
11,456 711 15,470 25 239 534 62.11 1351.66
2.20 18.73
46.98
1876 . . .
11,132 579 12,224 17
174 478 52.01
1098.09
1.52
15.63
42.94
Increase . . .
. . .
. . .
. . . . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
Decrease . . .
324 132
3,246
8
65
56
10.10
253.57
0.68
3.10
4.04
Epidemics. —Cholera prevailed epidemically among the Native population, but
the British troops enjoyed a very satisfactory immunity. The cases were, with one
exception, limited to Madras, Bellary, Secunderabad, Rangoon, Wellington and
Poonamallee.
The exception occurs in the case of a gunner of the Royal Artillery, who was
attacked while en route to Cannanore, and died at Beypore. The single case
recorded at Rangoon occurred in a man proceeding from Thayetmyo to Madras.
Small-pox, although epidemic among the Native community, caused but one
admission among British troops.
Dengue caused six admissions; all occurred at Thayetmyo, and all the persons
attacked recovered. In 1875, there was a complete absence of this affection.
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MILITARY DEPARTMENT, 19TH SEPTEMBER 1877, NO. 5279.
3
TABLE B.
Order.
Diseases.
Strength, 11,132.
Ratio per 1,000 of Average Strength.
Admitted.
Died.
Invalided.
1876.
1875.
In
Hospital .
Out of
Hospital . Change.
Discharge.
Admitted.
Died. Invalided.
Admitted.
Died.
Invalided.
1
I—General Diseases.
Febrile
2,254
44
2
9
1
2 0 2 . 4 8
4.13
0.90
1 9 8 . 8 8
1.42
0.27
'
2
group •••
•••
•••
Constitutional group
•••
•••
•••
1,505
9
1
53
39
135 . 19
0 . 89
8.26
1 5 2 . 7 6
1.69
9 . 6 1
II—Local Diseases.
1
Diseases of
t h e —
Nervous system •••
• • • • • •
238
20
4
22
21
21 .38
2 . 16
36.86
13.35
1.07
3.20
2
Eye
•••
•••
•••
•••
•••
171
•••
•••
•••
•••
15.36
• • •
•••
1 3 . 9 8
•••
0.18
3
Far •••
••• ••• ••• •••
104
•••
•••
1
1
9 . 3 4
• • •
0.18
6.58
• • •
0 . 8 0
4
Nose
•••
•••
•••
6
••• ••• •••
1
0 . 5 3
• • •
0.89
••• ••• •••
5
Circulatory system
••• •••
•••
189
12
2
21
13
16.98
1 . 2 6
3 . 0 5
2 0 . 9 2
1.96
5'70
6
Absorbent
do.
•••
•••
•••
235
•••
•••
2
1
2 1 . 1 1
•••
0 . 2 6
2 4 . 2 1
•••
• • •
7
D uc tless glands •••
•••
•••
•••
••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••
•••
••• •••
8
Respiratory system
•••
•••
•••
456
5
•••
8
4
4 0 . 9 6
0 . 4 4
1 . 0 8
36.86
0 . 4 5
1.60
9
Digestive
do.
•••
•••
•••
3,537
50
•••
146
10
317.73
4 . 49
14.01
294.49
5.07
21.10
10
Urinary
do.
•••
•••
•••
985
1
•••
2
2
8 8 . 4 8
0 . 09
0.36
89.74
0.09
0 . 7 1
11
Generative
do.
•••
•••
•••
155
• • •
•••
2
•••
13.92
• • •
0.18
15.31
•••
0.27
12
Organs of locomotion •••
•••
•••
16
•••
•••
2
1
1 . 4 4
..
0.27
3 . 9 2
• • •
0 . 7 1
13
Cellular Tissue •••
•••
•••
•••
189
1
•••
2
• • •
16.98
0 09
0 . 1 8
14.96
• • •
•••
14
Cutaneous system
••• ••• •••
III.—Conditions, &c.
729
••• •••
5
•••
65.48
• • •
0.45
63.92
• • •
0.53
356
• • •
78
24
31.98
• • •
9.16
26.08
• • •
7 . 3 0
Debility ••
•••
••
•••
IV.-Poisons
•••
•••
•••
•••
67
•••
4
•••
•••
•••
6 . 0 2
0.45
•••
5.70 0 . 62
•••
V.—Injuries.
1
Battle
•••
• • •
•••
•••
•••
•••
• •
• •
• • •
••
• •
2
•••
•••
•••
•••
Accidental
•••
•••
•••
•••
• •
1,007
9
5
3
4
9 0 . 4 6
1.26
0.63
89.82
1.34
0.62
3
Homicidal
•••
•••
• ••
•••
1
•••
•••
• • •
•• •
0 . 0 9
• • •
•••
•••
0 09
•••
4
5
Self inflicted
•••
•••
•••
•••
Judicial •••
•••
••• •••
• • •
5
•••
2
•••
3
•••
•••
•••
•••
•••
0 . 4 4
•••
0.44
•••
• • •
•••
0.36
• • •
0 62
0.09
• • •
• • •
VI.—Surgical Operations
••
•••
3
•••
• • •
•••
• • •
0.27
• • •
•••
1 . 0 7
• • •
0.09
No appreciable disease •••
•••
•••
16
•••
•••
•••
•••
1.44
• • •
•••
1.34
• • •
•••
.
Total •••
12,224
157
17
356
122
1 0 9 8 . 0 9
.
15.63 42.94
_
1 0 7 4 . 2 5
1 4 . 5 1 52.79
Average of eleven years, 1865-75 ••• •••
•••
•••
•••
•••
1302.7 21.15
• • •
• • •
• • •
• • •
• M.2"ARVIril.*.
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MILITARY DEPARTMENT, 19TH SEPTEMBER 1877, No. 5279.
This table shows the influence of the different classes of disease on the admis-
sions, mortality and invaliding, and the ratios of the years 1875-76 are contrasted
in adjacent columns.
SUMMARY OF THE PREVAILING DISEASES.
Febrile Group.—The admission rate approximates closely to that of the
preceding year, but the death rate shows a decided increase. The ratios were
202 . 48 and 4 . 13 respectively per mine of average strength, against 198 .88 and 1.42
in 1875. This increase is mainly due to the occurrence of cases of cholera and
enteric fever. Admissions from continued fevers were greater than in 1875, but the
mortality therefrom was small. They prevailed most in the Hyderabad Circle.
Paroxysmal fevers show a reduction both in admissions and deaths. There was but
one death from this cause. This class was less prevalent in all circles, the
Presidency excepted. In the latter, the increase was due to admissions among men
who had contracted the disease while on special duty in Burmah.
One case of small-pox occurred against three in 1875 ; the man affected recovered.
Two cases of scarletina occurred in the 2/16th Regiment, Secunderabad, one of which
proved fatal. The disease is supposed to have been contracted on board the Troop
Ship AM) ba on passage from England.
Enteric Fever.—Admission and death rates from this disease both show an.
increase as compared with 1875, there being 51 admissions and 21 deaths against
23 admissions with 7 deaths in previous year.
Secunderabad furnished 42 of the cases and 14 of the deaths, . the disease
being most prevalent in the two Infantry regiments quartered there ; but the
Royal Artillery and Cavalry, who escaped completely in 1875, had each a few cases
in 1876. Although carefully investigated; no cause was assignable for these attacks.
The disease was most frequent between the ages of 24-26, and prevai l ed most in
men under one year's service in India. Men of between four and five years' service
in India, however, furnished a large number of cases.
Con3titulional Group.—Both admission and death rates show a decrease as
compared with 1875—the reduced admission rate being due to a decrease in
syphilis.
Local Diseases.--Diseases of the nervous system show an increase both in
admission and death rates. This was mainly due to the prevalence of sunstroke,
which caused 43 admissions. Of 24 deaths recorded in this class, (nervous system)
18 were due to this affection. Cases of sunstroke occurred in all circles, but the
bulk was furnished by the 33rd Regiment at Kamptee.
Admissions from diseases of the circulatory system show a decrease, and the
death rate is fractionally less. Aneurism, however, was more frequent than in
1875, 12 admissions and 9 deaths being due to it. The admission rate for diseases
of the digestive system shows a slight increase, the death rate-4 . 49 being frac-
tionally less. The admission rate is less, however, than in 1874. This class still
contributes the bulk of the admissions, mortality and invaliding.
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MILITARY DEPARTMENT, 19TH SEPTEMBER 1877, No. 5279.
5
TABLE C.
General Diseases.
Admitted.
Deaths.
Ratio per 1,000 of Average Strength.
In Hos-
pital.
Out of
Hospital.
1876.
1875.
Admitted. Died. Admitted.
Died.
Febrile Group.
Dengue
...
..
6
••
0.
0.54
...
...
...
Eruptive fevers ...
...
...
7
1
...
0 . 6 3
0 . 0 9
1 . 4 2
...
Continued do.
...
...
... 1,506
4
...
135.29 0 . 36
117.07
0 . 1 8
Paroxysmal do.
...
...
...
619
1
...
5 5 . 6 0 0.09
74.69
0.18
E n t e r i c d o .
51
20
1
4 . 5 8 1.88
2.05
0.62
Cholera
... ...
...
...
34
16
1
3.05 1 . 52
0.62
0 . 3 6
Influenza ...
...
...
...
18
... ...
1 . 6 2
...
2.40
...
Erysipelas ...
...
...
...
6
... ...
0.54
...
0.45
...
Other diseases of this group
...
7
2
...
0 . 6 3 0.18
0.18
0 . 0 9
Total
. . .
2,254
44
2
202.48 4 . 13
198 . 88
1 . 4 2
Constitutional Group.
Rheumatism
... ... ...
357
... ...
3 2 . 0 7
...
30.36
...
Syphilis
...
...
...
993
1
...
8 9 . 2 0
0.09
108 . 16 0.45
Scrofula, Phthisis, &c.
...
...
109
8
1
9 . 7 9 0 . 80
10 . 59
1 . 0 7
Scurvy and Purpura
...
...
1
... ...
0.09
...
0.27
...
Anœmia
...
...
...
...
32
...
...
2.88
...
2 . 6 7
...
Other diseases of this group
...
13
... ...
1 . 1 6
...
0 . 7 1
0 . 0 9
Total
...
1,505
9
1
1 3 5 . 1 9
0.89
1 5 2 . 7 6
1 . 6 1
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The following table shows the most fatal diseases during the year :-
TABLE D.
—
Class. Order.
Diseases.
D i e d i n a n d o u t o f H o s p i t a l .
R a t i o p e r c e n t . o f T o t a l D e a t h s .
R a t i o p e r c e n t o f T o t a l D e a t h s .
Sub-division A ...
. . . ...
Scarlet fever ... ... ...
1
0.09
0.57
E n t e r i c d o
. . . . . . . . .
21
1.89
12.07
Simple continued fever
. . .
4
0.35
2 . 3 0
Remittent fever
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Cholera ...
...
. . . 17
1 53
9.77
Pyœmia
...
...
. . .
2
0 . 1 8
1.15
Sub-division B ... ...
. . .
Secondary syphilis
...
...
1
0.09
0.57
Phthisis pulmonalis ...
...
9
0.80
5.17
Nervous System.
2
1
Meningitis
...
...
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Sunstroke
...
. . .
...
18
1.61
10.34
Red softening of the brain ...
1
0.09
0.27
Apoplexy sanguineous...
. . .
2
0.18
1.15
Hemiplegia
...
. ...
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Hydrophobia ...
...
...
1
0.09
0.57
Circulatory do.
. . .
5
Valve disease of heart
...
3
0.27
1.73
Hypertrophy of heart ...
. . .
1
0 . 0 9
0.57
Fatty degeneration of heart ...
1
0.09
0.57
Aneurism of arch of aorta
...
5
0.44
2.87
Do. Thoracic
do.
...
1
0.09
0 57
Do. Abdominal do.
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Do. Innominate artery ...
2
0.18
1.15
Respiratory do.
...
8
Abscess of the lung ...
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Pulmonary extravasation
...
1
0.09
0.57
Pneumonic Phthisis ......
2
0.18
1.15
Pleurisy
. . . . . . . . .
1
0.09
0 . 5 7
Digestive
do.
...
9
Gastritis
...
...
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Enteritis
... ...
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Typhlitis
...
...
...
1
0.09
0.57
Dysentery
...
17
1.53
9.77
Ulceration of intestines
...
1
0.09
0.57
Diarrhœa
...
...
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Hepatitis
...
...
...
22
1.98
12.61
Abscess of liver
...
. . .
4
0 . 3 5
2.30
Cirrhosis of liver
...
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Jaundice
...
...
...
1
0.09
0.57
Urinary
do.
. . . 10
Bright's disease
...
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Cellular Tissue ... ... 13
Abscess cellular tissue
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
p o i s o n s
. .
.
. . . 4 ...
Delirium tremens
...
. . .
2
0 .18
1 . 1 5
Poisoning (by carbolic acid) ...
2
0.18
1.15
Accidental
...
5
2
Asphyxia by drowning
. . .
5
0.44
2.87
Fractures
...
. . . . . . .
7
0.62
4.02
Dislocation
...
...
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Laceration of brain without
fracture
...
...
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Self-inflicted
... ...
4
Gunshot wound
...
. . .
4
0.35
2.30
Cut throat
...
. . .
1
0.09
0.57
Total
... 174
15.63
100.00
TABLE E.
Stations.
Average
Strength,
Average
Daily Sick.
Admitted.
Died in and
out of
Hospital.
Invalided.
R
a t i o p e r 1 , 0 0 0 o f S t r e n g t h .
Average Daily
Sick.
Admitted. Died (in and
out.)
Invalided.
Average of previous Period
of 9 years.
Admitted.
Died.
P r e s i d e n c y . Fort St. George ... . . . . . .
636
31
718
27
48.74
1128.93
14.15
42.45
1407 . 23
20.88
Palaveram
... ... ...
21
...
5
. . .
. . .
. . .
238.09
. . .
. . .
505.08
13.18
St. Thomas' Mount
... ...
341
20
468
7
30
58.65
1372.43
20.53
87.98
1281 . 92
22.58
20
74.90
82.40
16.65
284
9
22
1063 . 66
33.71
1358 . 12
Trichinopoly ... ... ... ...
267
898
53
6
59.02
Bellary ... ... ... ... ...
893
37
994.43
6.68
1135 . 54
41.20
9.46
2,163
124
2,368
31
116
57.32
1694.77
14.33
53.62
. . .
. . .
Total ...
M y s o r e . Bangalore
...
...
1,641
68
1,347
20
59
41.43
820.84
12.18
35.95
1233.84
12.23
Cannanore ... ... ... ...
5
40.22
824.71
7.18
28
574
28
40.22
1198.10
696
16.76
96
2
61
I
31.25
1065.59
15.29
Calicut ... ... ... ... ...
3
20.83
635.41
10.41
741.93
53.76
972.42
Malliapooram... ... ... ...
93
2
69
1
5
21.50
10.75
15.47
2,526
100
2,051
29
93
39.58
811.95
11.48
3681
. . .
. . .
Total ...
H y d e r a b a d .
S e c u n d e r v a d . . . . .
2,327
117
2,602
34
77
50.27
1118.18
14.61
33.09
1279.67
26.86
Kamptee
... ... ... ...
909
56
1,390
21
40
61.61
1529.15
2310
44.01
1733.08
16.37
Seetabuldee ... ... ... ...
50
2
122
1
. . .
40.00
2440 . 00
20.00
. . .
1519.22
9.53
Total ...
3,286
175
4,114
56
117
53.26
1251 . 98
17.04
35.61
. . .
. . .
B u r m a h . Rangoon
... ... ...
...
742
36
750
11
39
48.52
1010.78
14.82
52.56
1292.26
12.49
Thayetmyo ... ... ... ...
674
36
698
4
27
53.41
1035.61
5.93
40.06
1244.83
22.51
Tonghoo
... ... ...
. . .
457
25
632
9
36
54.70
1382 . 93
19.69
78.77
962.04
15.80
Port Blair
... ...
. . .
134
3
73
1
1
22.39
514.77
7.46
7.46
922.38
11.62
Total ...
2,007
100
2,153
25
103
49.82
1072 . 74
12.45
51.32
. . .
. . .
D e p ô t s Poonamallee ... ... ... ...
150
45
499
4
8
300.00
83:6 . 66
26.66
53.33
2804 . 53
62.02
Wellington ... ... ... ...
447
40
877
16
35
89.48
1961.97
35.79
78.30
1259.51
13.53
Ramandroog ... ... ... ...
52
3
48
. . .
I
57.69
923.08
. . .
19.23
1311 .99
13.26
Total
649
88
1,424
20
44
135.59
219414
30.81
67.80
....
. . .
On the march... ... ... ...
192
11
152
13
. . .
57.29
791.66
67.71
. . .
542.62
2513
M I L T A R Y D E P A R T M E N T , 1 9 T H S E P T E M B E R 1 8 7 7 , N O . 5 2 7 9 .