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Provinces against vaccination ; being accepted as it is so equally by all classes in their
comparative proportions in the entire population.
N.— Total number of primary vaccinations showing total successful, with average
monthly number and percentage of success performed by each class of
vaccinator.
No.
317½
93½
90
16
517
Class of vaccinators.
Government vaccinators...
Municipal
ditto
Local
ditto
Native chiefs and land-
lords' vaccinators
...
Total
Total No. pri-
mary.
409,779
88,360
75,917
14,083
588,139
Total successful.
352,599
77,410
65,344
12,395
507,748
Average month-
ly number.
258.12
189.00
168.70
176.03
...
Monthly percen-
tage success.
91.71
92.47
92.67
91.64
...
Permission to municipal and local vaccinators to work outside, after having of-
fered their services to every one within the boundaries, has been attended with good
results. But much is yet needed to get the full tale of work out of these vaccinators ;
and this will not be accomplished until municipal commissioners and native gentlemen
interest themselves more personally in stirring up their apathetic and ignorant fellow-
citizens. The small amount of work done by the local vaccinators is owing to so
many of them having been newly entertained.
O.— Cost per successful case.—The total amount spent on vaccination during the
year 1876-77 was Rs. 1,26,237-11-4. Of this sum was contributed—
By Government ...
„ Municipalities... ... ... ...
„ Local Funds ... ... ... ...
„ Native chiefs and landlords ... ...
Total, ...
Rs.
1,09,533
8,468
6,472
1,764
1,26,237
a.
11
0
0
0
11
p.
4
0
0
0
4
This total divided over 515,475 cases of successful vaccination makes the cost
of each case 3 annas 11 pies—being 8 pies less than last year.
P.—Statement of class and services of establishments.
Number.
35
317½
93½
90
1 N.S.
16
Vac.
553
Rank.
Native superintendents...
Government vaccinators,
Municipal
ditto
Local
ditto
Native chiefs and land-
lords.
Muhammadans.
High-caste Hin-
dús.
Low-caste Hin-
dús.
Total.
Belonging to in-
oculator class.
Length of service on No-
vember 1st, 1878.
Under 7
years.
Over 7 years.
The Muhammadans are generally speaking the best vaccinators. They are more
energetic and pushing than Hindús; but, in order to consult any prejudices or feelings
on the part of the people against the followers of the Prophet, I think it wise to keep
their numbers down to about a half of the whole strength.
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The low-caste Hindús belong almost entirely to the inoculator máli class.
Q.—Return showing how many vaccinators were visited by the superintendents and de-
puty superintendents during the season, number of cases inspected, and results as
to percentage of success.
PRIMARY VACCINATIONS.
By Superintendent, Agra and Meerut...
„ Dy. Supdt., Agra Division ...
„ Supdt., Allahabad and Jhánsi ...
„ Deputy Superintendent, Jhánsi ...
„ Superintendent, Benares Division...
„ Deputy Superintendent, Benares
Division.
„ Deputy Superintendent, Kumaun
Division.
„ Deputy Superintendent, Rohilkhand
Division.
No. of vac-
cinators
and ap-
prentices
visited.
80
98
67
50
49
49
30
93
Total cases
inspected.
2,051
4,071
2,437
2,969
2,000
4,922
2,606
1,114
Successful.
1,944
3,845
2,295
2,722
1,840
4,519
9,441
1,012
Unsuccessful
and doubt-
ful.
107
226
142
247
160
403
165
100
Percentage
of success,
excluding
unknown.
94.78
94.44
94.17
91.68
92.0
91.60
93.66
90.84
The average of success as ascertained by actual inspection accords very closely
with that given in the general returns, showing inferentially that in this particular
at least they may be relied upon. I may also state that the village records (state-
ment No. 1) were, with hardly an exception, found correct on being tested. Dr.
Richardson, the Superintendent of the Benares Circle, was prevented by a severe attack
of remittent fever from accomplishing his usual number of inspections. The two
Deputy Superintendents of the Agra and Benares Circles have both done right good
work.
2.—KUMAUN DIVISION.
The increase of the establishment in this division has been only one vaccinator
paid by Government. The high standard this division has always enjoyed for both
the quantity and quality of its work has been fully maintained this year by its
Deputy Superintendent, Baboo Poorna Nand.
The supplies of vaccine virus distributed were as under—
Crusts
Tubes
...
...
...
...
...
...
4,072
10,108
An amount more than sufficient to meet all the demands made upon the depôt.
Zeal in promotion of vaccination has been specially shown by—
General The Honorable Sir. H. Ramsay, K.C.S.I.,
Mr. J. O.'B. Beckett,
Mr. J. C. Macdonald,
Captain G. Reade, and
Pandit Ganga Datt Oprati, Sadr Amin.
3.—ROHILKHAND DIVISION.
The establishments of this division were increased during the past season by eight
vaccinators—all paid from local funds. The numbers vaccinated have increased by
10,146, and the percentage of success rose 1.06. The Deputy Superintendent, Baboo
Bande Din, of this division, is one of the oldest officers of the department, and has
invariably proved himself to be a straightforward and hardworking servant of the
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Government. The undermentioned gentlemen have been conspicuous for their interest
in vaccination: —
1. Shaikh Sharf-ud-din, the Honourary Magistrate, Budaun.
2. Munshi Baldeo Sahai, Tahsíldar, Dátaganj.
3. Munshi Hira Lál, Tahsíldar, Sahaswán.
4. Thákur Bhúp Singh, Tahsíldar, Bisalpur.
5. Pandit Hardey Narain, Officiating Tahsíldar, Baheri.
6. Muhammad Abid Husain, Tahsíldar, Tilhar.
7. Moti Mian, Honourary Magistrate, Sháhjahánpur.
8. Thákur Bakhtáwar Singh, Tahsíldar, Najíbabad.
9. Munshi Badri Dás, Tahsíldar, Bijnor, and
10. Shaikh Bishárat Ali, Tahsíldar, Nagína.
4.—AGRA AND MEERUT CIRCLE.
In this circle there was an increase of 34 vaccinators, and an increase of 47,852
cases of vaccination over the previous year's total ; and the percentage of success
increased 2.3. Dr. Pringle sent out nearly 3,000 tubes of lymph during the year
from his Hill Depôt in the Tehri Rájá's country, supplying both his own and the
Benares circle, besides meeting demands from other quarters.
A serious outbreak of small-pox in the city of Meerut, the towns of Pilkuah and
Garhmuktesar was speedily stamped out by Dr. Pringle's excellent arrangements.
In the city of Meerut 2,100 were operated on within six days, with a rate of success
of nearly 97.0 per cent. All the civil authorities came forward freely with aid, and
proved conclusively how easy it is to deal with an outbreak when they themselves are
really in earnest to have it arrested. Dr. Pringle expresses thanks to the undermen-
tioned gentlemen who have afforded him much assistance :—
Mr. Webster.
„ Jenkinson.
„ Barstow.
„ Porter.
...
...
...
...
Mr. Sladen,
„ Turner,
„ Twigg,
Drs. Maclaren, Willcocks, Eteson, Moir,
Jones, and Ellis ; the Tahsildars of Meerut City and Mowana, and the Kotwál of
Meerut.
Nawáb Muhammad Karam-ullah Khan.
Nawáb Sayad Muhammed Ali Khan.
Rao Sahib of Landhaur.
Mahárája of Tehri, and Captain Chatterton, of Roorkee.
5.—ALLAHABAD AND JHÁNSI CIRCLES.
During the past season the strength of the vaccine establishment was increased
by only four vaccinators paid by Government.
The increase of numbers vaccinated has been 17,718, and the average percent-
age of success has risen by 2.2. This progress is satisfactory, and reflects credit upon
Dr. Watson, who never spares himself any labour in pushing on the work of his circle.
Next year Dr. Watson will have to supervise the Benares division in addition to his
own duties, but he will have the assistance of a Deputy Superintendent, Gopal Chandra,
for the Allahabad division—an appointment which has been sanctioned by the Govern-
ment. Dr. Watson speaks very highly of the Deputy Commissioner and other offi-
cials of Lalitpur for their aid in promoting vaccination, and also commends particu-
larly Ajudhia Parshad, Tahsíldar of Phúlpur, in the district of Allahabad.
6.—BENARES CIRCLE.
The strength of the establishment in this circle was increased during the past
season by 17 vaccinators, of whom five were paid by Government and 12 by Town Chau-
kidari Funds, raised under Act XX. of 1856. Every tahsili in this circle has now its two
Government vaccinators. The numbers vaccinated and the percentage of success
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both show an increase over the previous season. At the end of the season,
Dr. Richardson, the Superintendent, left on two years' furlough to England. During his
absence the duties of superintendence will be conducted by Dr. Watson, in addition to
his own duties of Superintendent of the Allahabad and Jhánsi circles. Dr. Watson
will have the assistance of the Deputy Superintendent, Pandit Bishan Dat, in the
supervision of this populous circle. Dr. Richardson speaks highly of the capabilities
and efficiency of this officer.
In the departure of Dr. Richardson the Vaccination Department has lost one of the
best superintendents that it has ever had. In everything that he undertook he was
thorough, and exercised great tact in all his dealings with both the officials and the people
of his circle. I hope he may return to his post. The present arrangements have been
made solely with reference to financial considerations. Dr. Richardson makes special
mention of the interest taken in vaccination by the undermentioned gentlemen : —
Mr. Oldham, Gházipur.
„ Lumsden, Gorakhpur.
„ Spedding,
Ditto.
Mr. A. Colvin, Basti.
Dr. Hooper, Benares.
„ Sullivan, Basti.
Mahárájá of Bansi.
Pandit Ghiranji Lál, Tahsíldar of Chandáuli.
Sheo Parshad, Banker, Sayadpur.
Pandit Muhan Lál, Deputy Magistrate, Azamgarh.
Munshi Muhummad Nur, Tahsíldar, Nagra.
Munshi Muhammad Khalil, Tahsíldar, Azamgarh.
Munshi Imdad-ullah Khan, Tahsíldar, Deogaon.
Babu Muhammad Shaikh, Assistant Surgeon, Gorakhpur.
Munshi Ali Hassan, Tahsíldar, Gorakhpur.
Lala Sheo Shankar Lál, Tahsíldar, Deorya.
Munshi Sarup Narain, Tahsíldar, Hareya.
7.— OUDH.
I assumed charge of the vaccination department in Oudh on April 2nd, 1877,
according to the orders of Government, dated March 22nd, 1877.
The sanctioned establishments in Oudh are—
1
4
49
6
9
Deputy Superintendent ...
Native Superintendents ...
Vaccinators
... ...
Apprentices
... ...
Vaccinators paid by municipalities
...
...
...
...
Paid by Government.
The Oudh Vaccination Report for the season of 1876-77 had been submitted
to the Government by the late Superintendent, Dr. Sutherland, before the date of my
assuming charge. It is, therefore, unnecessary for me to make any remarks upon the
vaccination of this province for the past year.
8.—CONCLUSION.
Every circle shows an increase both in numbers vaccinated and in the percent-
age of success, and the increase mounts up slowly but steadily year by year. If the
Government perseveres in its present course, I see no reason why eventually deaths
from small-pox should not be brought within reasonable limits, and if the saving
of life is the highest object a Government can work for, then that object is in a fair
way of being ultimately attained.
I have the honour to be,
SIR,
Your most obedient servant,
F. PEARSON,
Supdt.-General of Vaccination, N.-W. P.
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A.—VACCINE
STATEMENT No. I.— Showing particulars of Vaccination in
1.
Circle.
R OHIL KHAND DIVIS
ION.
2.
Name and rank of Superintendent.
S
UR GE ON-MAJOR F. P EARS ON, S
UP E R INT
E NDE NT -GE
NE R AL VACCINAT ION, N. -
W. P.
3.
Number of Deputy
Superintendents.
1875-76.
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1876-77.
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1
4.
Number of Native
Superintendents.
1875-76.
1
...
...
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...
1
1
...
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1
1
..
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...
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...
1
5
1876-77.
1
...
...
...
..
...
...
...
...
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...
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...
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
5
5.
Number of Vaccina-
tors.
1875-76.
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
1
24
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
...
...
...
13
2
2
2
2
3
1
...
...
12
85
1876-77.
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
1
24
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
16
2
2
2
3
1
1
1
14
93
6.
Total number of per-
sons vaccinated.
1875-76.
2,410
2,687
3,162
3,671
3,304
2,915
2,970
2.860
3,305
1,101
1,078
1,007
610
31,083
3,288
3,334
3,249
2,902
3,069
1,043
1,166
1,100
...
...
...
19,151
3,051
3,100
2,903
3,113
2,155
846
...
...
...
15,168
1,10,957
1876-77.
2,657
2,738
3,396
3,3186
3,084
2,989
2,850
2,707
3,382
1,317
994
1,079
668
31,176
3,384
3,276
3,074
2,905
3,048
1,138
1,167
1,100
1,055
1,037
926
22,109
3,373
2,966
3,191
2,964
2,891
874
933
779
17,971
1,21,103
7.
Collectorate, Political Agency, or Na-
tive States, in which vaccinations were
performed during the year 1876-77.
Bareilly ...
Budaun ...
Sháhjahánpur,
Total Rohil-
khand.
8.
Population of area included in last
column.
,507,138
934,348
949,579
5,250,656
9.
Name of portion of
district or of town,
Bareilly ...
Mirganj ...
Baheri ...
Pilibhít ...
Nawabganj ...
Bisalpur
...
Faridpur
...
Aonla ...
Puranpur
...
Municipality,
Bareilly
...
Pilibhít ...
Bisalpur
...
Local.
Cantonment Civil and
Military lines, Ba-
reilly.
Total
Budaun ...
Bisauli ...
Dataganj
...
Gunnaur ...
Sahaswan
...
Municipality.
Budaun
...
Ujhani ...
Sahaswan and Belsi ...
Local.
Islamnagar ...
Aiapur
...
Gunnaur ...
Total
Sháhjahánpur
...
Julálabad
...
Tilhar ...
Pawayan
...
Municipality.
Sháhjahánpur ...
Tilhar ...
Local,
Khudaganj ...
Pawayan
...
Total ...
Total ...
A.
Sex.
Male.
1,181
1,225
1,604
1,580
1,323
1,422
1,147
1,037
1,644
644
494
490
339
14,130
1,434
1,365
1,478
1,371
1,264
557
477
497
527
503
463
9,936
1,566
1,458
1,627
1,529
1,571
484
445
362
9,042
56,137
Female.
1,440
1,372
1,772
1,689
1,645
1,556
1,565
1,443
1,738
593
374
572
263
16,022
1,801
1,855
1,521
l,522
1,701
575
587
522
526
517
407
11,534
1,786
1,492
1,561
1,435
1,173
366
486
411
8,710
61,209
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A. —VACCINE
STATEMENT NO. I.—Showing particulars of Vaccination in
1.
Circle.
AGRA AND MEERUT CIRCLE.
2.
Name and rank of Superintendent.
SURGEON-MAJOR R. PRINGLE, M. D.
3.
N umber of Deputy
Superintendents.
1875-76.
1
...
...
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1876-77.
1
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...
...
4.
Number of Native
Superintendents.
1875-76.
1
...
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...
1
1
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1
l
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1
1876-77.
1
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1
1
...
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...
1
1
...
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...
...
...
...
...
5.
Number of Vaccina-
tors.
1875-76.
1
1
1
...
1
...
4
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
19
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
13
1876-77.
1
1
1
...
1
...
4
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
24
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
...
...
1
...
1
...
1
...
16
6.
Total number of per-
sons vaccinated.
1876-76.
1,381
640
856
644
94
352
3,775
3,357
2,490
2,288
2,956
2,032
1,115
862
709
866
746
626
1,656
1,022
1,633
...
...
...
...
...
22,268
2,525
2,480
1,290
18,72
551
719
422
356
597
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
10,815
1876-77.
1,307
858
1,197
492
90
223 J
4,167
2,836
1,861
2,193
2,913
2,422
1,439
959
753
1,319
920
582
1,209
835
2,228
904
886
1,101
1,188
1,103
27,651
2,913
2,258
2,014
2,182
866
859
594
685
604
80
253
384
178
290
580
157
636
15,460
7.
Collectorate, Political Agency, or Native
States, in which vaccinations were per-
formed during the year 1876-77.
Dehra Dún ...
Saháranpur...
Muzaffarangar,
8.
Population of area included in last
column.
116,981
880,663
704,800
9.
Name of portion of dis-
trict or of town.
Dehra Dún
...
...
Kalsi ... ... ...
Jounsar ... ...
Municipality.
Dehra Dúm ... ...
Rajpur
...
...
Mussooree
...
...
Total
Saháranpur
...
...
Nakur ... ...
Dcoband
...
...
Roorkee
...
...
Municipality,
Saháranpur
...
...
Deoband
...
...
Jowalapur
...
...
Hardwar
...
...
Local.
Ambailat
...
...
Gungoh
...
...
Laknauti
...
...
Chilkana
...
...
Rampur
...
...
Manglaur
...
...
Nakur
...
...
Titron
...
...
Nanauta
...
...
Sirsawa
...
...
Bhagwanpur
...
...
Total ... ...
Muzaffarnagar ...
Shámli
...
Budhana
...
Jansath
...
Municipality.
Muzaffarnagar ...
Local.
Shámli ...
Kairanah
...
Kandla
...
Miranpur ...
Jansath
...
Charthawal
...
Thana Bhavan ...
Jalalabad ...
Janjhana
...
Bidauli ...
Sahapur ...
Budhaua
...
A.
Sex.
Male.
708
46
679
259
46
119
2,277
1,392
881
1,036
1,494
1,187
721
563
375
640
408
279
618
371
1,132
421
441
528
607
513
13,487
1,408
1,089
907
1,033
467
446
310
315
335
34
115
206
85
159
304
72
325
7,610
Female.
599
392
518
233
44
104
1,890
1,444
990
1,157
1,429
1,235
718
496
378
679
512
303
591
464
1,096
483
445
573
581
590
14,164
1,505
1,169
1,107
1,076
399
413
284
370
269
46
138
178
93
131
276
85
311
7,850
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A.—VACCINE
STATEMENT NO. I.—Showing particulars of Vaccination in
1.
Ci r cl e.
AGRA AND MEERUT CIRCLE.
2.
Na me and rank of Superintendent.
SURGEON MAJOR R. PRINGLE, M.D.
3.
Number of Deput y
Superintendents.
1875-76.
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1876.77.
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...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
... ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
4.
Number of Native
Superintendents.
1675-76.
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
... ...
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1876-77.
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
... ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
5.
Number of Vaccina-
t ors.
1875-76.
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
18
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
9
1876-77.
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
...
1
...
1
... 1
... 1
...
1
... 1
...
... 1
...
... 1
...
... 1
...
27
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
15
6.
Tot al number of per-
sons vaccinated.
1875-76.
3,254
3,258
2,211
1,985
2,365
2,466
1,247
689
866
941
433
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
19,749
2,246
930
1,320
1,663
1,160
1,393
1,794
969
878
12,346
1876-77.
2,918
3,354
2,399
2,117
2,740
2,265
1,454
723
1,026
826
594
384
322
132
301
176
164
163
328
425
332
268
200
391
309
75
225
46
456
50
195
110
404
25,872
2,873
1,836
2,020
2,601
2,368
3,384
1,805
999
732
17,618
7.
Col l
ect or at e, Pol i t i cal Age nc y, or Nat i
ve
St at es, in which vaccinations were per-
formed during the year 1876-77.
Aligarh ...
Muttra
...
8.
Population of area included in last
column.
1,057,989
892,542
9.
Name of portion of dis-
trict or of town.
Aligarh ...
Atrauli ...
Iglas ...
Háthras ...
Khair
...
Sikandra
...
Municipality.
Aligarh ...
Háthras ...
Atrauli ...
Harduaganj
...
Sikandra ...
Local.
Mursan
...
Beswan
...
Akrabad
...
Bijaigarh
...
Barauli ...
Somna ...
Chandaus
...
Pilkana
...
Jaláli
...
Kauriaganj ...
Datauli ...
Purdilnagar
...
Kachora
...
Tapal ...
Jatari
...
Khair ...
Charra ...
Dadon ...
Gangheri
...
Sásni
...
Dariapur
...
Mendhni
...
Total
Muttra ...
Kosi
...
Cháta
...
Mát ...
Sadabad ...
Mahaban
...
Municipality.
Muttra
...
Bindraban ...
Kosi ...
Total
Sex.
Male.
1,384
1,663
1,138
994
1,232
1,033
714
350
478
395
304
182
150
80
156
99
78
96
181
222
141
143
938
177
159
36
119
26
217
18
90
56
185
12,379
1,451
908
1,001
1,261
1,136
1,147
913
534
322
8,673
Female.
1,534
1,691
1,261
1,123
1,508
1,232
740
378
548
431
290
202
172
52
145
77
86
68
147
203
191
125
107
214
150
39
106
20
239
32
106
54
219
13,493
1,422
928
1,019
1,340
1,232
1,237
892
465
410
8,945
( 18 )
A.—VACCINE
STATEMENT NO. I.—Showing particulars of Vaccination in
1.
Circle.
AGRA AND MEERUT CIRCLE.
2.
Name and rank of Superintendent.
SURGEON-MAJOR R. PRINGLE M.D.
3.
Number of Deputy
Superintendents.
1875-76.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
....
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1876-77.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
4.
Number of Native
Superintendents.
1875-76.
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
1
1876-77.
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
1
5.
Number of Vaccina-
tors
1875-76.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
...
...
...
...
17
1
1
1
...
1
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
1876-77.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
...
1
...
19
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
6.
Total number of per-
sons vaccinated.
1875-76.
1,208
1,124
938
571
659
850
953
965
815
1,093
2,130
693
508
841
752
...
...
...
...
14,113
1,745
1,035
1,039
186
1,161
650
608
6,528
1,867
2,728
1,667
1,246
1,096
628
9,232
1876-77.
1,600
1,122
1,038
1,121
909
1,070
1,075
1,001
919
1,143
2,383
741
552
1,061
789
589
201
379
121
17,814
2,130
1,391
1,155
693
1,033
1,059
898
8,259
1,989
2,659
1,746
1,278
1,194
954
9,780
7.
Collectorate, Political Agency, or Na-
tive States, in which vaccinations were
performed during the year 1876-77.
Agra ...
Etah ...
Mainpuri
...
8.
Population of area included in last
column.
1,097,425
700,688
763,971
9.
Name of portion of
district or of town.
Agra
...
Karáuli
...
Farah ...
Itimadpur ...
Pinahat
...
Iradatnagar
...
Fatehabad ...
Khairágarh ...
Firozabad ...
Jalesar
...
Municipality.
Agra ...
Fatehpur Sikri ...
Firozabad ...
Jalesar ...
Cantonment Vacr. ...
Local.
Fatehabad
...
Báh ...
Itimadpur ...
Awah ...
Total ...
Etah ...
Kásganj ...
Aligauj ...
Municipality.
Etah ...
Mahrera
...
Kásganj ...
Soron
...
Total ...
Mainpuri
Mustafabad ...
Sikohabad ...
Karhal ...
Bhongaon
...
Municipality.
Mainpuri
...
A.
Sex.
Male
801
589
634
469
395
519
479
525
398
629
1,256
410
250
512
522
204
84
171
59
8,797
1,176
605
599
498
554
539
490
4,461
889
1,264
821
569
582
452
4,577
Female.
799
533
504
652
513
551
596
476
531
614
1,127
331
302
649
267
295
117
208
62
9.017
958
686
550
195
479
520
408
3,798
1,050
1,390
925
709
612
512
5,203