TABLE.
General Statistics of the European Army serving in the Hill Stations of the Bengal
Presidency for each Year of the Ten-Year Period.
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XX
(Details as above. )
Sickness and Mortality in the European Army serving in Rajpootana, Malwa, Sind,
and Aden during the Ten-Year Period
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XXI
General Statistics of the European Army serving in Rajpootana, Malwa, Sind, and
Aden for each Year of the Ten-Year Period
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XXII
( Details as above. )
Sickness and Mortality in the European Army serving in the Deccan and in Nagpore
during the Ten-Year Period ...
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XXIII
General Statistics of the European Army serving in the Deccan and in Nagpore for
each Year of the Ten-Year Period
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(Details as above. )
Sickness and Mortality in the European Army serving in Southern India during
the Ten-Year Period
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XXV
General Statistics of the European Army serving in Southern India for each Year
of the Ten-Year Period
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(Details as above. )
Sickness and Mortality in the European Army serving in Burma and Pegu during
the Ten-Year Period
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XXVII
General Statistics of the European Army serving in Burma and Pegu for each Year
of the Ten-Year Period
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XXVIII
(Details as above. )
S i c k n e s s a n d M o r t a l i t y i n t h e E u r o p e a n A r m y s e r v i n g i n t h e H i l l S t a t i o n s a n d a t
the Convalescent Depôts of the Madras and Bombay Presidencies during the
Ten-Year Period ...
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XXIX
General Statistics of the European Army serving in the Hill Stations and at the
Convalescent Depôts of the Madras and Bombay Presidencies for each Year
of the Ten-Year Period
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XXX
(Details as above. )
Comparative Statement showing the General Ratios of Sickness and Mortality in
the different Presidencies on the Average of the Ten-Year Period...
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XXXI
Comparative Statement showing the General Ratios of Sickness and Mortality in
the different Provinces on the Average of the Ten-Year Period
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XXXII
Sickness and Mortality among the European Troops occupying the Convalescent
Depôts of the Bengal Presidency during the Hot Seasons of the Ten-Year
Period
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II.—GENERAL STATISTICS OF STATIONS.
Number of Deaths and the Chief Causes of Mortality in the Principal Military
Stations occupied from 1870-79...
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XXXIV
Death-rate from All Causes and from the Chief Diseases in the Principal Military
Stations occupied from 1870-79
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XXXV
Daily Sick-rate of each Month on the Average of the Ten Years of the Principal
Military Stations occupied from 1870-79
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XXXVI
General Admission-rate of each Month on the Average of the Ten-Years of the
Principal Military Stations occupied from 1870-79
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XXXVII
Admission-rate from All Causes and from the Chief Diseases in the Principal Mili-
tary Stations occupied from 1870-79
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XXXVIII
Number of Deaths out of each Hundred Cases Treated in the Principal Military
Stations occupied from 1870-79
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XXXIX
III.—STATISTICS OF INDIVIDUAL STATIONS.
Table showing the Aggregate of Sickness and Mortality among the European
Troops occupying FORT WILLIAM during the Ten Years from 1870-79 and the
prevalence of the Principal Diseases in each Month ...
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General Statistics ofSickness and Mortality of the European Troops occupying
FORT WILLIAM for each Year ofthe Ten-Year Period...
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I.—Daily Sick-rate of each Month ofthe Ten Years.
II.—Composition of the Admission-rate of each Year and of the Ten-
Year Period.
III.—Death-rate of each Year and of the Period, and the Chief Causes of
Mortality.
IV.—Prevalence of Cholera in each Month during the Ten Years.
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XLII AND
XLIII
BARRACKPORE
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XLV
G A N G E T I C P R O V I N C E S A N D O U D H .
HAZARIBAGH
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DINAPORE
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XLIX
BENARES
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FYZABAD
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LIII