NationalLibraryOfScotland/medical-history-of-british-india huggingface dataset:
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BANDA.
Banda,
...
...
Girwa,
...
...
Badousa, ... ...
Kirwee, ... ...
Mow, ... ...
Babaroo, ... ...
Kamasin, ... ...
Pylanee, ... ...
Municipal,
...
...
CAWNPORE.
Cawnpore, ... ...
Ditto at Bitoor, ... ...
Sheorajpore, ... ...
Ditto at Sheohe,
...
...
Rasoolabad, ... ...
Ditto at Kuhjuree, ... ...
Billhour, ... ...
Ditto at Kukwun, ... ...
Bhogneepore, ... ...
Ditto at Moosanuggur, ...
Dehrapore, ... ...
Ditto at Secundra, ... ...
Sarh, ... ...
Ditto at Maharajpore, ...
Akburpore,
...
...
Ditto at Gujnare, ... ...
Ghatumpore, ... ...
Ditto at Sajaitee, ... ...
Municipal, ... ...
Cantonment, ... ...
175
92
90
41
5
25
115
25
31
599
62
236
256
97
322
46
152
173
86
111
107
87
16
291
142
48
9
11
24
14
2,290
FUTTEHPORE.
Government, Korajahanabad, ...
Ditto,
Kullianpore, ...
Ditto, Futtehpore, ...
Ditto, Khaga. ...
Ditto, Kukaroo ...
Municipal, Kora ...
Ditto, Futtehpore, ...
JOUNPORE.
Jounpore, ... ...
Mundeaboon, ... ...
Kerakut,
...
...
Muchleeshahur, ... ...
Unglee,
...
...
Municipal, ... ...
ORAIE.
Government, Oraie, ...
Ditto,
Attah, ...
Municipal, Oraie, ...
Ditto,
Calpee, ...
36
25
23
24
6
5
7
126
20
79
72
100
34
28
333
84
91
29
49
253
No unsuccessful or doubtful cases are entered in the above table.
It will perhaps be noticed that I saw comparatively few cases by the municipal
vaccinators. This is partly owing to the fact, that I found that in many cases the
municipal vaccinators were inspected by the Civil Surgeons, so that it appeared to me
right to give most of my time to the inspection of tehseel vaccination, where there was
no other possible European superintendence.
Even if the Civil Surgeon did not inspect municipal vaccination, there would be
no reason, if the Native Superintendents be trustworthy, to suspect falsification of
returns, as the towns which pay for municipal vaccinators are generally the head-quar-
ters of the Native Superintendents, who have to come in every month to draw their
own pay and that of the vaccinators working under them. The average amount of
work varies greatly in different districts.
This is no doubt principally owing to differences in the amount of energy, zeal,
and tact in the various Native Superintendents and vaccinators. It is also partly
owing to differences in the character of the population. Vaccination, for instance,
generally succeeds well where there is any large proportion of Mahomedans among the
rural population; and succeeds very badly in any place where the Bunneeah caste is the
leading one. It also greatly depends on the amount of interest taken in vaccination
by the magistrates of districts.
As was noticed by Dr. Richardson in 1871, some magistrates take unnecessary
pains to assure the people of their districts that vaccination is entirely voluntary. It
is of course true that the present system of vaccination is a voluntary and not a com-
pulsory one; but repeated assurances of the fact from magistrates of districts is apt
to prove injurious, by leadin the people to think that the magistrates disapprove of
vaccination.
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I next inspected at the towns of Secundra and Mungulpore the work of the two
vaccinators of tehseel Derapore, and found it moderately good. I then marched towards
Rusoolabad, the headquarters of one of the vaccinators of the tehseel of the same name.
I halted two days, and saw, within a radius of 10 or 12 miles, no less than 331 cases of
vaccination, of which only nine were unsuccessful.
This man's work was on the whole the best in the circle, as it was entirely village
work. Rusoolabad itself is a small place, and there is no large town in the vaccin¬
ator's district; and scarcely even any large village, the largest I saw being the village
of Barah Mow, about five miles from Rusoolabad, where there were 45 successful
cases.
In the tehseels of Sheorajpore and Bilhour, I found the work very good; but not
worthy of special notice.
In the tehseel of Jajmow (which includes the city of Cawnpore), one of the two
tehseel vaccinators has his headquarters at the large town of Bitore. This man showed
in Bitore itself 67 successful cases, and in various villages round he showed me 169
successful cases. Until this year no work had ever been done in the town of Bitore,
which is well known as being a very bigoted Hindoo city ; so that the vaccinator deserved
great credit. He laboured under this further disadvantage, that the day I arrived was
the day of the festival of the Holee; and but for this, I believe, he would have been able
to show many more cases. The other vaccinator of the tehseel showed me 62 cases
in a number of small villages, at the opposite extremity of the pergunnah.
In the tehseel of Nurwul, I saw by the vaccinator of the Maharajpore sub-divi-
sion, 291 successful cases, and by the vaccinator of the Nurwul sub-division, 16 suc-
cessful cases. The latter man was suffering from severe illness, and was unable to accom-
pany me on my rounds. Of the 291 successful cases by the Maharajpore vaccinator,
47 were Brahmins, 15 Thakoors, and 13 Bunnias; a proportion of high-caste children,
especially in the case of Brahmins, much above the average.
14. In conclusion, I have the honour to solicit you to ask Government to send
letters of thanks to the following Native gentlemen, who have given me great assist-
ance during the past season:—
Baluk Ram, Tehseeldar, Bhogneepore, Cawnpore.
Mohammed Zahoor, Tehseeldar, Billhour, Cawnpore.
Saiduddeen, Sub-Inspector of Police, Maharajpore, Cawnpore.
Mobarukshah Khan, Sub-Inspector of Police, Akburpore, Cawnpore.
Syud Ameer Hossein, Sub-Inspector of Police, Bitore, Cawnpore.
Mohamed Ismail, Tehseeldar, Futtehpore.
Moulvie Kaim Ally, Talookdar of Serai Kheta, Jounpore.
Nawab Kyfyuttoolla, Tehseeldar, Karakut, Jounpore.
Wully-oollah, Tehseeldar, Muchleeshuhur, Jounpore.
I have also to record my thanks to the Native Superintendents of Cawnpore, Futteh¬
pore, Banda, Humeerpore, and Jaloun for the manner with which they have discharged
their duties. I have known these men for many years, and have met few Natives who
are equal to them in zeal, honesty, or trustworthiness.
I have, &c.,
W. WATSON, M.B.,
Supdt. of Vaccination, Allahabad and Jhansie Division.
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Magistrate Luchman Suroop, of Secundrabad, who, if he did not openly oppose vaccin-
ation, certainly did nothing to aid its progress. From the Members of the Municipal
Committee at Meerut, either individually or as a body, no assistance was received. Many
other instances of lukewarmness or opposition occur to me; but as the mention of these
is a somewhat new feature in a report, those given may suffice.
19. Some of the Civil Surgeons have taken much trouble to test the accuracy of
the vaccine returns and to aid the municipal vaccinators. Amongst these I may men-
tion Dr. Cleghorn at Etawah, Dr. Jackson at Allygurh, Dr. Ellis at Etah, and Dr.
MacLean at Dehra.
20. I must not omit a good word for my writer. The amount of office work
within the past three years has doubled, but his pay has remained the same. He is
expected to possess a competent knowledge of English, Oordoo, and Nagree, to live in
camp for nine months in the year, and to work generally from morning until night,
for Rs. 25 per month. If his pay were raised to Rs. 40, I do not think the increase
would be out of proportion to the increased work he has now to perform.
I have, &c.,
J. RICHARDSON, SURGEON,
Offg. Supdt. of Vaccination, Agra and Meerut Circles.
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A.—VACCINE DEPARTMENT, KU
STATEMENT No. I.—Showing particulars of Vaccination in
1.
Circle.
K U MA O N CIRCLE.
ROHILKHUND CIRCLE.
2.
Name and Rank of Superintendent.
SURGEON-MAJOR F. PEARSON.
3.
Number of Na-
tive Superin-
tendents.
1871-72.
1
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
3
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1872-73.
1
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
3
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
4.
Number of Vac¬
cinators.
1871-72.
6
6
2
...
...
...
3
3
20
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
...
1
...
12
1
1
1
1
1
...
1
1
1
...
...
8
1872-73.
6
6
2
1
1
1
1
3
3
24
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
...
14
1
1
1
1
1
...
1
1
1
1
...
9
5.
Total number of
Persons vacci-
nated.
1871-72.
12,839
13,686
1,712
...
...
...
...
6,095
3,125
37,457
1,653
1,244
2,222
884
2,950
2,819
1,003
1,374
785
937
...
315
611
16,797
3,172
1,771
2,314
3,750
2,305
...
2,651
2,185
1,899
...
1,129
21,176
1872-73.
16,269
20,167
2,369
1,019
975
1,784
1,708
6,548
3,875
54,714
1,175
1,414
2,157
1,718
2,189
2,228
1,202
1,434
1,129
1,148
686
626
...
17,106
1,927
2,253
2,918
1,814
2,040
...
1,187
1,292
1,532
1,248
...
16,211
6.
Collectorate, Political Agency, or
Native States in which Vaccina-
tions were performed during the
year.
Kumaon Hills, ...
Gurhwal,
...
Terai Pergunnahs ...
Municipality.
...
Local.
...
...
...
...
Bareilly,
...
Budaon,
...
...
7.
Population of Area included in last
column.
385,792
248,742
91,802
...
...
...
...
...
...
7,26,334
1,381,334
...
880,810
...
8.
Name of portion of District or of
Town.
...
...
...
Nainee Tal,
...
Kasheepore, ...
Kumaon Hills, ...
Gurhwal, ...
Kumaon Bhabur, ...
Terai, ...
...
Bareilly, ...
Meergunj,
...
Buheree, ...
Besulpore, ...
Fureedpore, ...
Pillibheet, ...
Aonla,
...
Nawabgunj,
...
MUNICIPALITY.
Bareilly, ...
Pillibheet, ...
Besulpore, ...
LOCAL FUND.
Bareilly Civil and
Military Lines,
Omaidwars, No. 3,
...
Budaon, ...
Besowlee, ...
Saheswan, ...
Goonour, ...
Datagunj, ...
MUNICIPALITY.
Budaon, ...
Oojhanee, ...
Bilsee, ...
Sehuswan, ...
Omaidwars, 2, ...
...
A.
Sex.
Male.
7,220
7,216
908
459
354
877
753
2,521
1,762
22,070
517
615
1,098
655
890
1,128
510
679
534
615
324
308
...
7,873
828
1,022
997
827
891
...
699
699
802
631
...
7,396
Female.
6,891
6,945
885
406
376
797
775
2,256
1,526
20,857
649
792
1,059
1,052
1,289
1,083
692
721
487
454
347
269
...
8,894
1,062
1,187
1,677
950
1,149
...
483
584
730
518
...
8,340
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MAON AND ROHILKHUND CIRCLES.
the Kumaon and Rohilkhund Circles, during the year 1872-73.
9.
PRIMARY VACCINATION.
B.
Caste.
Christian.
11
8
...
...
...
2
...
...
4
25
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
25
...
27
...
...
...
...
...
3
...
...
...
3
Mahomedan.
36
51
692
207
333
4
16
100
1,258
2,697
202
200
245
125
335
511
183
166
231
176
77
160
...
2,611
249
157
344
111
182
464
29
...
186
...
1,722
Hindoo.
11,664
12,579
485
252
200
1,250
1,360
3,363
363
31,516
46
87
67
74
237
61
57
559
166
70
50
39
1,513
112
532
118
148
143
33
35
35
25
...
1,181
Other caste.
2,400
1,523
616
406
197
418
152
1,314
1,663
8,689
918
1,120
1,845
1,508
1,607
1,639
962
675
623
822
544
353
...
12,616
1,529
1,520
2,212
1,518
1,715
682
1,219
1,497
938
...
12,30
C.
Age.
Under 1 year.
3,963
4,524
403
157
117
205
188
1,627
684
11,868
371
59
350
434
362
95
635
292
552
71
141
247
...
3,609
757
286
875
306
98
258
211
561
333
...
3,680
Above year.
10,148
9,637
1,390
708
613
1,469
1,340
3,150
2,604
31,059
795
1,348
1,807
1,273
1,817
2,116
567
1,108
469
998
530
330
...
13,158
1,133
1,923
1,799
1,471
1,942
924
1,072
971
816
...
12,051
Result.
Successful.
12,995
11,921
1,549
712
679
1,535
1,348
4,110
2,863
37,702
948
777
1,954
1,296
1,867
1,847
969
1,100
662
882
500
505
...
13,307
1,529
1,832
2,401
1,540
1,815
1,044
1,074
1,394
973
...
13,602
i ncluding those
doubtful.
622
1,405
140
58
48
91
146
342
204
3,056
89
313
142
159
202
228
194
205
122
82
95
43
...
1,874
217
188
158
115
151
74
87
84
164
...
1,238
Unknown.
494
835
104
95
13
48
34
325
221
2,169
129
317
61
252
110
136
39
95
237
105
76
29
...
1,586
144
189
115
122
74
64
122
64
12
...
896
D.
Total.
14,111
14,161
1,793
865
730
1,674
1,528
4,777
3,288
42,927
1,166
1,407
2,157
1,707
2,179
2,211
1,202
1,400
1,021
1,069
671
577
...
16,767
1,890
2,209
2,674
1,777
2,040
1,182
1,283
1,532
1,149
...
15,736
10.
RE-VACCINATION.
A.
Successful.
1,194
2,195
249
62
189
52
76
352
293
4,662
3
6
...
7
...
13
...
17
70
35
6
15
...
172
7
6
107
14
...
1
...
...
10
...
145
B.
Unsuccessful, includ-
ing those doubtful.
736
3,289
296
73
46
51
102
1,203
191
5,987
4
1
...
2
9
3
...
8
17
28
5
31
...
108
24
34
59
16
...
4
9
...
86
...
232
C.
Unknown.
228
522
31
19
10
7
2
216
103
1,138
2
...
...
2
1
1
...
9
21
16
4
3
...
59
6
4
78
7
...
...
...
3
...
98
D.
Total.
2,158
6,006
576
154
245
110
180
1,771
587
11,787
9
7
...
11
10
17
...
34
108
79
15
49
...
339
37
44
244
37
...
5
9
...
99
...
475
11.
Percentage of
successful
cases, exclud¬
ing those
unknown from
the total.
In primary.
95.43
89.45
91.11
92.47
93.30
94.40
90.22
9.232
93.24
92.50
91.42
65.29
93.22
89.07
90.23
89.01
83.31
84.29
84.43
91.49
84.03
92.14
...
94.47
87.56
90.69
93.98
93.05
92.82
93.38
92.5
94.45
85.57
...
91.65
In secondary.
61.86
40.02
45.68
45.92
80.42
50.48
42.69
22.63
60.53
43.77
42.85
71.44
...
77.77
...
81.25
...
68.00
80.45
55.55
54.54
32.60
...
61.42
22.58
15.00
64.45
46.06
...
20.00
...
...
10.41
...
38.72
12.
Average number of persons vacci-
nated by each Vaccinator.
387.28
480.14
236.8
169.83
195
297.33
234.67
436.4
258.2
379.83
235.
232.8
431
343.6
437.8
445.6
240.4
286.8
81
229.6
137.2
125.2
...
244.57
385.4
450.6
583.6
362.8
408
237.4
258.4
306.4
249.6
...
360.24
( 44 )
A.—VACCINE DEPARTMENT, KU
STATEMENT No. I.—Showing particulars of Vaccination in
1.
Circle.
ROHILKHUND CIRCLE.
2.
Name and Rank of Superintendent.
SURGEON-MAJOR F. PEARSON.
3.
Number of Na-
tive Superin-
tendents.
1871-72.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
5
8
1872-73.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
5
8
4.
Number of Vacci¬
nators.
1871-72.
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
...
12
1
1
1
1
1
...
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
...
10
47
86
1872-73.
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
...
13
1
1
1
1
3
1
8
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
...
15
64
88
5.
Total number of
Persons vacci-
nated.
1871-72.
1,933
1,955
1,531
2,811
1,429
1,755
2,082
1,626
673
1,267
472
5,275
22,809
1,160
1,733
1,395
1,636
954
...
6,878
2,373
2,027
1,052
1,544
1,556
556
1,241
1,389
1,257
1,065
3,100
17,160
84,820
122,277
1872-73.
2,574
2,227
2,491
3,556
2,615
3,155
1,253
823
714
909
567
...
20,884
967
1,269
1,420
1,202
1,963
805
7,635
3,529
3,250
2,654
2,891
2,604
1,114
989
885
844
1,014
...
1,9774
81,610
136,324
6.
Collectorate, Political Agency, or
Native States in which Vaccina-
tions were performed during the
year.
Moradabad, ...
...
Shahjehanpore, ...
...
Bijnour, ...
...
7.
Population of Area included in last
column.
1,095,306
...
1,016,844
...
690,975
5,791,603
8.
Name of portion of District or of
Town.
Moradabad, ...
Billaree,
...
Sumbhul,
...
Hussunpore,
...
Amroha,
...
Thakoordwara, ...
MUNICIPALITY.
Moradabad, ...
Chundowsee, ...
Dhunowrah,
...
Sumbhul, ...
Umroha,
...
Omaidwars, 13, ...
...
Shahjehanpore, ...
Jellalabad,
...
Tilhur, ...
Powayan, ...
MUNICIPALITY.
Shahjehanpore, ...
Tilhur, ...
Bijnour, ...
Nujeebabad, ...
Chandpore,
...
Dhampore,
...
Nugeena,
...
MUNICIPALITY.
Bijnour,
...
Nujeebabad,
...
Chandpore,
...
Dhampore,
...
Nugeena,
...
Omaidwars, 3, ...
...
Total, Rohilkhund,
...
Grand Total, Kumaon and Rohilkhund,
...
A.
Sex,
Male.
1,189
914
1,072
1,666
1,237
1,604
494
389
362
469
282
...
9,678
483
626
646
604
1,207
408
3,974
1,551
1,447
1,079
1,416
1,179
571
517
434
457
461
...
9,112
38,033
60,103
Female.
1,385
1,281
1,394
1,889
1,359
1,478
499
433
352
405
247
...
10,722
479
617
781
598
690
396
3,561
1,965
1,638
1,335
1,470
1,380
511
458
427
367
536
...
10,087
41,604
62,461
( 46 )
A.—VACCINE DEPARTMENT.
STATEMENT No. II.—Showing the Monthly Number and Results of the Vaccination performed in the Kumaon and Rohilkhund Circles, during the year 1872-73.
1.
Circle.
KUMAON ÀND GUR HWAL
CI RCLES.
CIRCLE.
2.
Months.
April,
1872,
May, „
June,
„
July, „
August,
„
September,
„
October, „
November,
1872,
December,
„
January,
1873,
February. „
March, „
November,
1872,
December, „
January,
1873
February, „
March,
„
3.
District in which operations were
chiefly conducted in each month.
All districts, ...
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
Total, Kumaon Circle, ...
All districts, ...
„
„
„
„
Total, Rohilkhund Circle, ...
Grand Total, Kumaon and
Rohilkhund Circles, ...
4.
Total number vacci-
nated.
4.642
2.039
1.374
1.027
483
416
4.496
6.282
7.665
8.510
9.388
8.392
54.714
8.592
20.127
21.669
20.449
10.773
81.610
136.324
5.
Primary
result.
Successful.
3.284
1.158
639
460
383
333
3.586
5.230
6.368
5.540
5.872
4.849
37.702
5.754
16.215
17.712
16.493
8.288
64.462
102.164
Unsuccessful
and doubtful.
364
190
162
141
37
28
477
394
315
323
329
296
3.056
1.856
1.839
1.733
1.999
1.468
8.895
11.951
Unknown.
361
153
67
18
16
13
148
257
233
260
360
283
2.169
844
1.566
1.501
1.507
862
6.280
8.449
6.
Total.
4.009
1.501
868
619
436
374
4.211
5.881
6.916
6.123
6.561
5.428
42.927
8.454
19.620
20.946
19.999
10.618
79.637
122.564
7.
Secondary result.
Successful.
325
226
215
84
25
22
149
219
345
1.079
1.158
815
4.662
51
155
292
204
79
781
5.443
Unsuccessful
and doubtful.
240
282
252
319
16
19
112
148
348
1.085
1.362
1.804
5.987
64
271
307
195
62
899
6.886
Unknown.
68
30
39
5
6
1
24
34
56
223
307
345
1.138
23
81
124
51
14
293
1.431
8.
Total.
633
538
506
408
47
42
285
401
749
2.387
2.827
2.964
11.787
138
507
723
450
155
19.73
13.760
9.
Primary percentage of
successful cases, ex-
cluding those un-
known.
90.02
85.90 79.77
76.53
91.19 92.24
88.25 92.99
95.13
94.49
94.69 94.24
92.5
75.61
89.81
91.08
89.18
84.96
87.87
...
10.
Secondary percentage
of successful cases,
excluding those un-
known.
57.52
44.48
46.04
20.84
62.19
53.65
57.08 59.67
49.78
49.86
45.95
31.11
43.7
44.34
36.38
48.74
51.12
56.02
46.48
...
F. PEARSON, SURGEON-MAJOR,
Superintendent-General, Vaccination, N.-W P.
( 47 )
A.—VACCINE DEPARTMENT.
STATEMENT No. III.—Showing Expenditure of Vaccine Department in the Kumaon and Rohilkhund
Circles, during the year 1872-73.
SUPDT.GENL.
N.-W. P.
KUMAON DIVISION.
ROHILKHAND DIVISION.
1.
A.— Paid by Government.
Superintendent General, Salary at
Rs. 1,250 p.m., ...
Office Establishment, at Rs. 90 p. m.,
Travelling Allowances, ...
Postage ...
Contingencies, ...
Total, Paid by Government, ...
A.— Paid by Government.
2 Native Supdts., at Rs. 15 p. m., ...
1 Ditto
ditto, at Rs. 17-10-8 p.m.,
12 Vaccinators, at Rs. 10 p. m., ...
2
Ditto,
at Rs. 7-10-8 p.m., ...
3 Apprentices, at 4-13-4 p. m., ...
Total, Paid by Government,
...
B.— Paid by
Municipality.
2 Vaccinators, at Rs. 10 p. m., ...
Total, Paid by Municipality, ...
C.— Paid by Local Fund.
3 Vaccinators, at Rs. 8-5-4 p. m., ...
1
Ditto
at Rs. 10 p. m.,
...
1
Ditto
at Rs. 10 p. m., ...
2
Ditto
at Rs. 7-10-8 p. m., ...
1
Ditto
at Rs. 9-5-4 p. m., ...
Total, Paid by Local Fund,
...
Total, Kumaon Circle, ...
A.— Paid by Government.
Dy. Supdt's. Salary, at Rs. 150 p. m.,
3 Native Supdts. at Rs.l7-10-8 p.m.,
2 Ditto ditto at Rs. 24-2-8 p. m.
28 Vaccinators at Rs. 7-10-8 p. m., ...
6 Ditto Zillah Moradabad,
at
Rs. 10 p. m., ...
5 Ditto ditto Bijnour at Rs, 10 p.m,
5 Apprentices at Rs. 4-13-4 p. m., ...
Travelling allowances,
...
Total, Paid by Government,
...
B.— Paid by Municipality.
2 Vaccinators at Rs. 12 p. m., ...
2 Ditto
at Rs. 12-8-0 p. m., ...
14 Ditto
at Rs. 10 p. m., ...
5 Ditto
at Rs. 10 p. m., ...
1 Ditto
at Rs. 6 p. m., ...
Total, Paid by Municipality, ...
C.— Paid by Local Fund.
1 Vaccinator at Bareilly for Civil and
Military Line, at Rs. 12-0-0 p. m.,
Total, Paid by Local Fund,
...
Total, Rohilkhund Division
...
Grand Total, Kumaon and Rohilkhund
Divisions, ...
2.
Sanctioned.
Rs.
15,000
1,080
1,500
1,100
600
19,280
360
212
1,440
184
164
2,360
80
80
300
50
50
184
112
696
22,416
1,800
636
646
2,576
552
200
290
250
6,950
288
300
1,683
200
24
2,492
144
144
9,586
32,002
a.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
p.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3.
Expended.
Rs.
15,000
1,080
1,105
849
600
18,634
360
212
1,440
184
72
2,288
80
80
300
50
50
184
112
696
21,698
1,800
636
472
2,576
240
200
120
234
6,278
288
300
1,680
200
24
2,492
144
144
8,914
30,612
a.
0
0
0
8
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
13
p.
0
0
0
6
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
1
4.
Total number vac-
cinated.
54,714
81,610
1,36,324
5.
Percentage of suc-
cess, excluding
those unknown
from total.
92.5
87.87
90.1
6.
Cost of each suc¬
cessful cases.
7.
Remarks.
From 1st Nov., 1872.
From 1st Nov., 1872;
From October,1872.
Ditto.
1st November, 1872
1st November,1872.
1st November, 1872.
1st November, l872.
1st November, 1872.
Ditto.
F. PEARSON, SURGEON-MAJOR,
Superintendent-General, Vaccination, N.- W. P.
( 52 )
A.—VACCINE DEPARTMENT, 2ND CIRCLE.
STATEMENT No. II.— Showing the Monthly number, and the Results of Vaccination performed in the Agra and Meerut Circles, during the year 1872-73.
1.
Circle of Superintendence.
AGRA AND MEERUT.
2.
Months.
April,
...
...
...
May,
...
...
...
June, ... ... ...
July,
...
...
...
August,
...
...
...
September, ... ... ...
October,
...
...
...
November,
...
...
...
December,
...
...
...
January,
...
...
...
February,
...
...
...
March,
...
...
...
3.
District in which operations
were chiefly conducted in
each month.
All Districts,
...
...
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
Total, ...
4.
Tottal number Vaccinat-
ed.
41
258
1,582
2,223
2,208
1,357
1,011
15,415
35,281
39,572
39,273
17,154
...
1,55,375
5.
Primary Result.
Successful.
37
228
1,283
1,941
1,859
1,167
863
12,281
29,385
33,575
32,705
14,559
...
1,29,883
Unsuccessful.
4
15
180
134
160
116
84
1,935
3,017
2,925
3,207
1,347
...
13,124
Unknown.
...
15
119
148
189
74
64
1,084
2,290
2,380
2,752
1,079
...
10,194
6.
Total.
41
258
1,582
2,223
2,208
1,357
1,011
15,300
34,692
38,880
38,664
16,985
...
1,53,201
7.
Secondary.
Successful.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
68
398
365
411
98
...
1,340
Unsuccessful.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
31
117
213
108
51
...
520
Unknown.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
16
74
114
90
20
...
314
8.
Total.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
115
589
692
609
169
...
2,174
9.
Primary percentage of
successful cases exclud-
ing those
unknown
from Total.
90.3
93.9
87.7
93.6
92.1
91.0
91.2
86.4
90.7
92.0
91.2
91.6
...
90.9
10.
Secondary percentage of
successful cases exclud¬
ing those
unknown
from the Total.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
68.7
77.3
79.8
79.2
65.8
...
72.1
J. RICHARDSON, SURGEON,
Offg. Superintendent, Agra and Meerut Circles.
( 53 )
A.— VACCINE DEPARTMENT, 2ND CIRCLE.
STATEMENT NO. III.—Showing Expenditure of Vaccine Department in the Agra and Meerut Circles
during the year 1872-73.
AGRA AND MEERUT DIVISIONS.
1.
A.— Paid by Government.
Supdt.'s salary at Rs. 825-11-8 p. m.,
10 Native Supdts. at Rs. 17-10-8 p. m.,
2 Ditto ditto, at Rs. 24-2-8. p. m.,
61 Vaccinators at Rs. 7-10-8 p. m., ...
10 Ditto at Rs. 10-0-0 for 4 months,
1 Ditto at Rs. 10-0-0 p. m., ...
12 Apprentices at Rs. 4-13-4 p. m., ...
Office Establishment at Rs. 35-0-0 p.m.,
Travelling expenses, ...
Contingencies, ...
Service Postage,
...
Total, Paid by Government,
...
B.— Paid by Municipality.
25 Vaccinators, at Rs. 10-0-0 p. m., ...
7
Ditto at Rs. 10-0-0 p. m., ...
2
Ditto at Rs. 15-0-0. p. m., ...
1
Ditto at Rs. 10-0-0 p. m., ...
1
Ditto at Rs. 10-0-0 p. m., ...
1
Ditto at Rs. 10-0-0 p. m., ...
Total, Paid by Municipality, ...
C.— Paid by Local Fund.
1 Vaccinator at Rs. 7-10-8 p. m., ...
8
Ditto at Rs. 7-10-8 p. m., ...
3
Ditto at Rs. 7-10-8 p. m., ...
Total, Paid by Local Fund, ...
D.— Paid by Native Chiefs.
1 Native Supdt., at Rs. 15-0-0 p. m., ...
4 Vaccinators at Rs. 10-0-0 p. m., ...
Total, Paid by Native Chiefs, ...
Grand Total, Agra and Meerut Circles,
2.
Sanctioned.
Rs. a. p.
9,909
2,120
646
5,612
400
120
696
420
1,500
720
550
22,693
3,000
280
120
30
20
15
3,465
120
320
90
530
180
480
660
27,348
3.
Expended.
Rs.
9,750
a.
15
p.
4
2,120
472
5,612
400
120
288
420
960
720
342
21,205
15
14
0
4
3,000
280
120
30
20
15
3,465
120
320
90
530
180
480
660
25,860 14 4
4.
Total number vacci-
nated.
95,603
35,441
10,722
13,609
1,55,375
5.
Percentage of success-
ful, excluding those
unknown from to-
tal.
91.3
90.6
85.5
93.9
90.9
6.
Cost of each successful
cases.
Rs. a. p.
7.
Remarks.
From 1st Novr.,
1872.
Ditto.
From 1st April,
1872.
From 1st Novr.,
1872.
From 1st Novr.,
1872.
Ditto.
From 1st Decr.,
1872.
From 1st Jany.,
1873
15th Ditto.
From 1st Novr.,
1872.
Ditto.
J. RICHARDSON, SURGEON,
Offg. Supdt. of Vaccination, Agra and Meerut Divisions.
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