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Mortality from small-pox on the Continent before and after the introduction of
vaccination.
Terms of years respecting which
particulars are given.
1777 to 1806 ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
1777 to 1803 ...
1777 „ 1806 ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
1787 to 1806 ...
1776 „ 1780 ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
1781 to 1805 ...
1776 „ 1780 ...
1774 „ 1801 ...
1751 „ 1800 ...
1807 to 1850 ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
1838 to 1850 ...
1807 „ 1850 ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
Ditto ...
1810 to 1850 ...
Ditto ...
1816 to 1850 ...
Ditto ...
1810 to 1850 ...
1816 „ 1850 ...
1810 „ 1850 ...
1801 „ 1850 ...
Territory.
Austria, Lower ... ...
Ditto, Upper and Salzburg ...
Styria ... ... ...
Illyria...
...
Trieste...
...
...
Tyrol and Varalberg ...
Bohemia ... ...
Moravia
... ...
Silesia ... ... ...
Galicia... ... ...
Bukovinia ... ...
Prussia Provinces (East) ...
Brandenburg ... ...
Westphalia ... ...
Rhenish Provinces... ...
Berlin ... ... ...
Saxony
... ...
Sweden
...
...
Copenhagen
... ...
Approximate average annual death¬
rate by small-pox per million of
living population.
Before introduc-
tion of vaccina-
tion.
2,484
1,421
1,052
518
14,046
911
2,174
5,402
5,812
1,194
3,527
3,321
2,181
2,643
908
3,422
719
2,050
3,128
After introduction
of vaccination.
340
501
446
244
182
170
215
255
198
676
516
56
181
114
90
176
170
158
286
Such figures should be sufficiently convincing of the immediate and lasting advan-
tages which follow
vaccination. Even if it were possible to throw doubt on the
Comparison of the death¬
rate from small-pox among
vaccinated and unvaccina-
ted children. 21. The death-rate from small-pox in the Sheffield epidemic was only 9 for every
vinces introduced the disease into the metropolis, the foreigners coming from Barcelona
The following diagrams illustrate (1) the death-rate from small-pox in these pro-
vinces as compared with the death-rate and the average death-rate from the disease
Extension of vaccination.
22. A vigorous endeavour was made to extend vaccination in the Oudh provinces
lar the local officers, especially Colonel Pitcher and Dr. McReddie, made unremitting
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efforts to aid and encourage vaccination, with the result that there was an increase
in the number of persons vaccinated of 9,137 in the Hardoi district alone. The resist-
ance to the operation is best overcome by getting influential natives to take and main-
tain a personal interest in vaccination; and the Vaccination Act should be extended to all
Municipalities. All Government servants and the members of their families should
be required to submit to the operation; and the adoption by District Boards and by
Municipalities of a rule limiting the attendance at all or certain schools to children
protected against small-pox will tend to assist the spread of vaccination and lessen the
chance of the epidemic extension of small-pox from school centres.
Licensed vaccinators.
23. The system of licensing vaccinators has not been tried in the eastern districts
where inoculation still obtains. In Lower Bengal three-fourths of
the total number of operations are performed by licensed men,
who are permitted to realize a fee of two annas for each operation, and of the total
number of persons, 17,58,354, vaccinated in 1888-89, the large number of 1,324,434
operations were by licensed men against 433,920 by paid vaccinators.
Conduct of subordinates.
24. Pandit Bishen Dat, the Deputy Superintendent of the Oudh Division, is spe-
cially mentioned for efficiency in the discharge of his duties, and
he superintended the collection of lymph in Kumaun with
marked ability and care. The Deputy Superintendent of Agra Division, Munshi.
Wazir Ali, is able and intelligent, and Munshi Ali Hasan and Ali Mirza Beg, the Deputy
Superintendents of Benares and Allahabad Divisions, deserve mention for the excellent
work performed by them. The Native Superintendent of Gorakhpur, Munshi Muhammad
Hasan, has worked with commendable zeal, as also Munshi Abdul Latif of Azamgarh.
There was a want of energy on the part of some of the vaccinators of the 1st
Circle, especially in the Meerut Division. As a body the vaccinators of the Oudh Division
have worked well. The same remark applies to some extent to the vaccinators of the
3rd Circle. The usual rewards will be distributed to those vaccinators who have done
exceptionally good work.
25. Finally, the general efficiency of the Department is shown by the satisfactory
and progressive results of the year's operations.
NAINI TAL :
7th June 1890.
G. HUTCHESON, M.D., SURGEON-MAJOR,
Sanitary Commissioner,
N.-W. Provinces and Oudh.
( 4A
)
APPENDIX A.
Statement showing particulars of vaccination in the various Municipalities of the North-Western Provinces and Oudh during the year 1889-90—(concluded).
Number.
1
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
Circle.
2
Third Circle.
Municipalities.
3
Cawnpore ... ...
Fatehpur... ... ...
Bánda ...
...
Allahabad ... ...
Jaunpur ... ... ...
Gorakhpur ... ...
Azamgarh ... ...
Mirzapur... ... ...
Chunar ...
... ...
Benares ... ... ...
Gházipur... ... ...
Ballia ... ... ...
Jhansi ...
... ...
Mau Ránipur ... ...
Orai ... ... ...
Kálpi
... ... ...
Kúnch ... ...
...
Lalitpur ...
...
...
Total of III Circle ...
GRAND TOTAL ...
Population
according to
census of 1881.
4
128,881
21,328
27,696
150,338
42,845
57,922
18,528
85,362
2,524
208,691
43,232
15,320
2,473
22,827
7,738
14,306
13,739
10,614
884,364
2,924,099
Average number of vaccina¬
tors employed throughout
the year.
5
3
1
1
4
1
2
1
2
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
29
132
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
6
M.
1,715
431
209
1,796
362
1,366
561
705
506
1,774
813
652
655
395
543
402
313
525
13,723
50,374
F.
1,422
370
246
1,677
280
655
233
616
516
1,648
661
664
442
391
487
339
314
473
11,434
45,070
T.
3,137
801
455
3,473
642
2,021
794
1,321
1,022
3,422
1,174
1,316
1,097
786
1,030
741
627
998
25,157
95,444
Average number of persons
vaccinated by each vacci¬
nator.
7
1,045.66
801.00
45500
868.25
642.00
1,010.50
794. 00
660.50
1,022.00
855.50
1,474.00
1,316.00
548.50
786.00
1,030.0
741.00
627.00
998.00
867.48
723.06
Primary vaccination.
Total.
8
2,987
801
455
3,325
596
1,910
794
1,298
1,017
3,349
1,363
1,314
1,088
786
993
741
627
992
24,436
93,594
Successful.
Under one year.
9
1,620
219
125
1,894
52
114
57
260
122
818
100
62
390
491
627
438
424
790
8,603
41,488
Over one and
under six
years.
10
765
496
251
760
203
895
270
772
777
2,012
962
1,083
363
219
228
221
154
45
10,476
35,594
Total of all
ages.
11
2,419
752
377
2,762
402
1,659
680
1,171
941
3,067
1,300
1,261
884
716
901
684
579
842
21,397
81,171
Revaccination.
Total.
12
150
...
...
148
46
111
...
23
5
73
111
2
9
...
37
...
...
6
721
1,850
Successful.
13
93
...
...
75
29
58
...
11
1
22
65
...
2
...
28
...
...
6
390
672
Percentage of suc¬
cessful cases in
which the results
were known.
Primary.
14
83.82
95.55
87. 67
90.08
81.71
92.83
91.77
92.57
94.10
94.79
98.56
97.29
88.75
95.72
93.56
95.93
95.38
89.67
92.39
91.40
Revaccination.
15
62.00
...
...
50.67
63.04
52.25
...
47.82
20.00
30.13
58.55
...
22.22
75.67
...
...
100.00
54.09
36.32
Persons successfully vaccina¬
ted per 1,000 of popula-
tion.
16
19.49
35.26
13.61
18.87
10.06
29.64
36.70
13.84
75.21
14.80
31.57
82.31
317.83
31.37
120.05
47.81
42.14
79.89
24.63
27.99
Remarks.
17
Note.— Total number of unknown cases 4,790.
( 5A )
APPENDIX B.
Statement showing particulars of vaccination in the various cantonments of the North-Western Provinces and Oudh during the year 1889-90.
Number.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Circle.
2
FIRST
CIRCLE.
SECOND CIRCLE.
THIRD
CIRCLE.
Cantonment.
3
Chakráta ... ... ...
Roorkee ... ... ...
Meerut
... ... ...
Muttra ... ... ...
Agra ... ... ...
Total of 1st Circle ...
Naini Tal ... ... ...
Ranikhet ... ... ...
Almora
... ... ...
Moradabad ... ... ...
Bareilly
...
...
...
Sháhjahánpur ... ... ...
Lucknow ... ... ...
Sitapur ... ... ...
Fyzabad ... ... ...
Total of 2nd Circle ...
Cawnpore ... ... ...
Benares ... ... ...
Total of 3rd Circle ...
GRAND TOTAL ...
Population according
to census of 1881.
4
1,333
2,370
38,617
2,708
19,941
64,969
356
4,500
920
1,965
8,912
2,899
17,776
3,342
5,099
45,769
16,730
5,809
22,539
133,277
Average number of
vaccinators employ-
ed through the year.
5
1
...
1
...
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
9
1
1
2
14
Total number of per-
sons vaccinated.
6
M.
44
50
773
121
443
1,431
4
894
15
8
411
195
591
34
439
2,591
445
318
763
4,785
F.
24
37
836
102
374
1,373
8
771
16
12
258
218
349
45
237
1,914
375
177
552
3,839
T.
68
87
1,609
223
817
2,804
12
1,665
31
20
669
413
940
79
676
4,505
820
495
1,315
8,624
Average number of
persons vaccinated
by each vaccinator.
7
68.00
87.00
1,609.00
223.00
817.00
934.66
12.00
1,665.00
31.00
20.00
669.00
413.00
940.00
79.00
676.00
500.55
820.00
495.00
657.50
616.00
Primary vaccination.
Total.
8
68
87
1,605
183
817
2,760
12
999
29
20
669
362
777
79
578
3,525
794
481
1,275
7,560
Successful.
Under one
year.
9
37
72
1,118
115
363
1,705
7
174
16
9
189
181
424
27
230
1,257
368
133
501
3,463
Over one
and under
six years.
10
28
13
425
46
391
903
1
206
13
5
258
121
195
33
186
1,018
237
222
459
2,380
Total of all
ages.
11
65
85
1,543
161
754
2,608
11
850
26
17
586
306
673
60
475
3,004
615
423
1,038
6,650
Revaccination.
Total.
12
...
...
4
40
...
44
...
666
2
...
...
51
163
...
98
980
26
14
40
1,064
Successful.
13
...
...
4
27
...
31
...
267
2
...
...
23
160
...
52
504
19
14
33
568
Percentage of suc¬
cessful cases in
which the results
were known.
Primary.
14
95.59
97.70
97.29
90.96
94.36
95.98
91.75
90.33
89.65
89.47
94.97
87.67
87.40
81.08
86.36
89.38
83.45
91.75
86.79
91.42
Revacci-
nation.
15
...
...
100.00
67.50
...
70.45
...
40.09
100.00
...
...
45.10
98.16
...
53.06
51.43
73.08
100.00
82.50
53.38
Persons successfully
vaccinated
per
1,000 of popula-
tion.
16
48.76
35.86
40.06
69.42
37.81
40.62
30.89
248.22
30.43
8.65
65.75
113.48
46.86
17.95
103.35
76.64
37.90
75.23
47.52
54.16
Remarks.
17
Note—Total number of unknown cases 286.
( 6A )
APPEN
Deaths registered from small-pox in the districts of the North-Western
1
Number.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
41
47
48
49
2
Division.
Ku¬
NAUN.
ROHILKHAND.
SITA¬
PUR.
MEERUT.
AGRA.
LUCK¬
NOW.
ALLAHABAD.
RAE
BARELI.
FYZ¬
ABAD.
BENARES.
JHÁN¬
SI.
3
District.
Kumaun ...
Garhwál
...
Tarái
...
Bijnor ...
Moradabad ...
Bareilly ...
Pilibhít ...
Sháhjahánpur...
Budaun ...
Kheri ...
Sitapur ...
Hardoi ...
Dehra Dún ...
Saháranpur ...
Muzaffarnagar,
Meerut ...
Bulandshahr ...
Aligarh ...
Etah ...
Muttra ...
Farukhabad ...
Mainpuri ...
Agra ...
Etáwah ...
Lucknow ...
Bara Banki ...
Unao ...
Cawnpore ...
Fatehpur ...
Jaunpur ...
Hamírpur ...
Bánda ...
Allahabad
...
Rae Bareli ...
Sultánpur ...
Partábgarh
...
Bahraich ...
Gonda ...
Fyzabad ...
Gorakhpur ...
Basti ...
Azamgarh
...
Gbázipur ...
Ballia ...
Benares ...
Mirzapur
...
Jalaun ...
Jhánsi
...
Lalitpur ...
Total for the
Province ...
4
Circles of
registration
Number in each dis-
trict.
12
13
10
33
28
25
10
28
20
15
15
21
12
35
30
42
33
34
26
32
28
21
33
25
8
12
12
32
23
23
31
32
33
13
16
9
15
22
14
40
31
35
22
17
22
32
28
30
24
1,158
Number from which
deaths from small¬
pox were reported.
6
1
6
23
18
20
9
20
19
15
14
20
1
6
17
8
27
17
12
13
20
13
20
22
7
12
10
14
17
18
13
28
31
12
14
9
14
21
13
34
14
19
13
9
14
28
20
17
9
757
5
Villages.
Number in each dis-
trict.
5,151
3,862
565
2,040
2,446
1,928
1,053
2,026
1,834
1,655
2,308
1,882
966
1,605
912
1,538
1,510
1,743
1,489
855
1,723
1,379
1,201
1,478
947
2,061
1,686
1,970
1,414
3,120
755
1,166
3,509
1,762
2,460
2,214
3,896
2,790
2,676
7,238
7,295
4,641
2,606
1,613
1,946
4,355
857
625
670
1,05,421
Number from which
deaths from small-
pox were reported.
47
1
69
187
152
176
70
118
32
310
1,824
1,201
2
17
37
15
104
55
28
22
186
47
115
478
472
946
1,359
23
80
141
26
132
793
1,187
318
283
300
560
381
372
46
66
70
49
94
266
71
14
13
13,355
6
January.
5
...
11
9
25
24
20
40
106
45
587
493
...
...
13
...
7
11
5
...
15
3
2
15
253
369
342
11
...
...
18
16
68
62
3
3
20
8
10
32
...
6
18
3
6
9
8
8
...
2,709
February.
12
...
12
18
35
20
23
44
161
108
696
799
...
...
...
5
8
26
1
8
18
3
2
20
853
577
399
5
1
1
15
61
104
84
9
2
31
16
22
37
...
4
14
2 8
18
8
8
...
3,798
March.
7
...
21
23
21
27
14
33
153
78
568
1,042
3
...
8
12
9
22
...
4
27
15
11
70
393
798
597
8
...
11
12
90
207
158
21
18
44
26
69
33
1
8
25
2
40
45
6
10
1
4,791
April.
24
...
9
42
27
28
13
57
195
74
1,076
1,555
...
...
4
1
18
41
4
37
49
14
33
137
491
1,641
1,130
5
6
16
14
144
372
392
53
53
86
70
268
77
3
28
15
1
111
87
16
13
...
8,530
May.
3
...
26
85
85
37
33
39
299
133
801
1,751
...
l3
10
9
24
50
1
33
102
12
26
322
417
1,086
1,603
6
10
28
11
150
389
582
158
111
123
213
477
94
3
29
30
15
156
125
23
17
2
9,752
June.
10
...
3
87
49
39
22
78
202
96
492
1,281
3
22
16
8
33
46
7
39
166
46
25
323
278
639
1,278
18
51
46
5
198
460
606
156
146
242
329
441
119
13
29
25
13
152
125
27
16
5
8,505
July.
18
1
1
54
20
26
13
45
175
67
220
768
...
10
14
3
38
23
7
7
125
13
15
281
147
298
588
13
45
38
6
110
353
409
118
148
159
257
245
87
17
19
44
21
55
113
20
18
2
5,274
(
7A )
DIX C.
Provinces and Oudh during each month of the year 1889.
August.
1
...
...
12
16
13
4
20
84
37
195
240
...
...
2
6
6
2
5
4
50
11
12
102
39
95
168
2
37
26
...
96
149
182
58
84
90
119
71
50
25
3
24
16
20
43
10
10
1
2 241
September,
...
...
...
5
11
2
3
14
23
24
48
53
...
... 1
...
3
1
2
...
7
3
...
33
5
19
55
...
13
10
2
26
79
48
31
34
25
53
26
25
5
5
13
4
5
20
1
4
7
749
October.
1
...
...
2
1
1
1
3
10
9
9
11
...
1
....
...
5
...
3
1
4
2
...
31
5
4
9
...
1 3
...
10
45
22
4
14
19
33
11
11
4
2
10
6
...
23
1
2
1
335
November.
...
...
...
11
3
5
1
12
36
5
12
6
...
1
3
2
14
3
3
1
15
3
...
44
3
10
22
...
5
2
...
16
7
49
8
22
14
32
51
16
...
3 4
2
1
15
...
17
...
479
December.
...
...
...
27
18
13
...
17
85
4
13
41
...
...
16
...
57
23
30
8
13
25
6
66
...
24
24
6
38
15
...
25
18
84
25
27
23
66
110
24
1
7
18
8
...
33
1
41
...
1,080
7
Total.
Male.
54
...
40
188
152
111
81
218
862
382
2,447
4,321
3
34
48
31
126
126
38
75
317
82
71
841
1,258
2,913
3,300
37
111
107
46
533
1,232
1,449
366
362
475
702
944
335
35
74
128
43
298
360
70
85
12
25,923
Female.
27
1
43
187
159
124
66
184
667
298
2,270
3,719
3
15
39
15
96
122
30
67
274
68
61
603
1,126
2,647
2,915
32
96
89
37
409
1,019
1,229
278
300
401
520
857
270
37
69
112
50
256
296
51
79
7
22,320
Total.
81
1
83
375
311
235
147
402
1,529
680
4,717
8,040
6
49
87
46
222
248
68
142
591
150
132
1,444
2,384
5,560
6,215
69
207
196
83
942
2,251
2,678
644
662
876
1,222
1,801
605
72
143
240
93
554
656
121
164
19
48,243
8
Number of these
deaths among
children.
Under one year.
20
...
21
131
91
82
47
116
528
291
698
2,956
1
12
17
19
70
79
10
34
176
48
30
395
923
2,008
2,500
9
44
48
27
327
461
853
297
299
246
427
669
220
19
46
60
21
133
153
35
64
9
15,770
Under twelve years.
21
...
42
200
202
147
87
273
907
265
3,130
4,560
3
36
43
26
115
159
56
93
375
95
71
1,000
1,381
2,952
3,468
55
147
90
54
537
1,650
1,450
287
307
543
612
635
253
46
67
128
58
352
369
63
92
10
27,512
9
Ratio of deaths
per 1,000 of
population.
Male.
.20
...
.35
.48
.24
.20
.33
.47
1.76
.86
4.83
8.12
.03
.06
.11
.04
.25
.23
.09
.21
.64
.18
.13
2.13
3.44
5.56
7.15
.06
.32
.17
.18
1.50
1.66
3.10
.77
.86
1.03
1.07
1.72
.25
.04
.09
.25
.09
.66
.63
.32
.49
.10
1.13
Female.
.11
...
.46
.55
.29
.25
.31
.46
1.59
.77
5.01
8.15
.05
.03
.11
.02
.22
.26
.09
.21
.65
.19
.13
1.84
3.39
5.26
6.65
.06
.28
.15
.15
1.19
1.39
2.53
.57
.70
.96
.83
1.60
.20
.04
.09
.22
.10
.58
.52
.25
.49
.06
1.05
Total.
.16
...
.40
.52
.27
.22
.32
.47
1.68
.81
4.92
8.14
.04
.05
.11
.03
.24
.24
.09
.21
.65
.18
.13
1.99
3.42
5.41
6.91
.06
.30
.16
16
1.34
1.52
2.81
.67
.78
.99
.96
1.66
.23
.04
.09
.23
.10
.62
.57
.28
4.9
.08
1.09
10
Mean ratio per 1,000 of
previous
five
years.
.08
.02
.29
.39
.50
.71
71
.55
.21
2.18
1.33
.85
.04
.60
.07
01
.14
.96
.88
.21
.51
.69
.29
.58
.97
.52
2.50
.94
1.83
.98
.63
.79
.71
3.27
2.31
3.85
4.08
4.59
1.35
1.57
2.39
.66
.40
.49
.38
.97
.20
1.89
1.89
1.18
11
Number.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8. 9.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
33
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
( 8A )
APPENDIX D.
Deaths registered from small-pox in the various towns of the North-Western Provinces
and Oudh during the year 1889.
1
Number.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
2
District.
Kumaun ... ...
Garhwál ...
...
Tarái ... ...
Bijnor ...
...
Moradabad
...
Bareilly ...
...
Pilibhít ... ...
Sháhjahánpur
...
Budaun ...
...
Kheri
...
...
Sitapur ...
...
Hardoi ...
...
Dehra Dún ...
Saháranpur
...
Muzaffarnagar
...
Meerut ...
...
Bulandshahr
...
Aligarh ...
...
Etah
...
...
3
Town.
Nil ...
Nil ...
Káshipur ... ...
Nagina
...
...
Najibabad ... ...
Bijnor ... ...
Sherkot ... ...
Chandpur ... ...
Kiratpur ... ...
Moradabad ... ...
Sambhal
... ...
Amroba
...
...
Chandausi ... ...
Bareilly
...
...
Aonla
...
...
Pilibhít ... ...
Tilhar ... ...
Sháhjahánpur
...
Budaun ... ...
Sahaswan ... ...
Nil ...
Khairabad ... ...
Laharpur ... ...
Sitapur
... ...
Shahabad ...
...
Sandila
... ...
Mallawan ... ...
Bilgram ... ...
Hardoi
... ...
Dehra Dún... ...
Jwalapur ... ...
Saháranpur ... ...
Deoband
...
...
Gangoh ... ...
Roorkee
...
...
Manglaur ... ...
Kairana
... ...
Kandhla ... ...
Muzaffarnagar ...
Meerut ... ...
Hapur ... ...
Sardhana ... ...
Gháziabad ...
...
Khurja ... ...
Sikandrabad ...
Bulandshahr ...
Shikarpur ... ...
Jahangirabad ...
Aligarh or Koil ...
Háthras ... ...
Atrauli
...
...
Sikandra Rao ...
Kasganj ... ...
Soron ... ...
Jalesar
... ...
4
Population according to
census of 1881.
...
...
14,667
20,503
17,750
15,147
15,087
11,182
12,728
67,387
35,196
36,145
27,521
103,160
13,018
29,721
15,559
69,892
33,680
14,605
...
14,217
10,437
14,764
18,510
14,865
10,970
11,067
10,026
18,959
20,527
59,194
22,116
12,089
12,818
13,571
18,374
11,109
15,080
60,948
13,212
13,313
12,059
27,190
16,479
15,410
10,708
10,319
62,443
34,932
14,482
12,171
16,535
12,745
15,609
5
Small-pox.
...
...
4
4
9
27
2
...
...
8
4
4
...
10
...
4
2
45
237
32
...
91
34
3
11
253
128
103
66
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
1
...
1
2
...
...
...
2
1
2
...
4
109
20
45
...
1
3
...
6
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox per 1,000
of population.
...
...
.27
.19
.50
1.78
13
...
...
.11
.11
.11
...
.09
...
.13
.12
.64
703
2.19
...
6.40
3.25
.20
.59
17.02
11.66
9.30
6.58
...
...
.01
...
...
. ..
...
.05
...
.06
.03
...
...
...
.07
.06
.12
...
.38
1.74
.57
3.10
...
.06
.23
...
7
Remarks
( 9A )
APPENDIX D.
Deaths registered from small-pox in the various towns of the North-Western Provinces
and Oudh during the year 1889—(concluded).
1
Number.
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
2
District.
Muttra ...
...
Farukhabad
...
Mainpuri...
...
Agra
...
...
Etáwah ... ...
Lucknow... ...
Bara Banki
...
Unao ... ...
Cawnpore ...
Fatehpur... ...
Jaunpur ... ...
Hamírpur ...
Bánda ...
Allahabad ...
Rae Bareli
...
Sultánpur
...
Partábgarh ...
Bahraich ... ...
Gonda ...
...
Fyzabad ...
...
Gorakhpur
...
Basti ... ...
Azamgarh
...
Gházipur... ...
Ballia
...
...
Benares ...
...
Mirzapur...
...
Jalaun ...
...
Jhánsi ... ...
Lalitpur ... ...
3
Town.
Muttra ... ...
Brindaban ...
...
Kosi ... ...
Mahaban ... ...
Farukhabad and Fatehgarh,
Ksnauj ... ...
Kaimganj ... ...
Mainpuri ... ...
Shikohabad... ...
Agra
... ...
Firozabad ... ...
Etáwah
... ...
Lucknow ... ...
Nawábganj ... ...
Rudauli
... ...
Nil ...
Cawnpore ... ...
Fatehpur ... ...
Jaunpur
... ...
Rath ... ...
Banda ... ...
Allahabad ... ...
Rae Bareli ... ...
Jais ... ...
Nil ...
Nil ...
Bahraich ... ...
Gonda
...
...
Balrámpur ... ...
Fyzabad and Ajudhia ...
Tánda ... ...
Barhaj ... ...
Gorakhpur ... ...
Minhdawal ... ...
Mubarakpur ...
Azamgarh ...
...
Mau ... ...
Gházipur ... ...
Ballia ... ...
Sahtawar ... ...
Rasra ... ...
Badagaon or Firozpur ...
Benares ... ...
Rámnagar ... ...
Mirzapur ... ...
Chunar ... ...
Kálpi
...
...
Kúnch ... ...
Jalaun ... ...
Man and Ránipur ...
Lalitpur ... ...
Total of Towns ...
4
Populat on according to
census of 1881.
53,867
21,467
11,231
10,194
74,872
16,646
10,443
22,736
11,826
138,094
16,023
34,721
239,773
15,133
11,394
...
128,881
21,328
42,845
14,479
27,696
150,338
16,269
11,041
...
...
21,998
13,743
12,811
66,306
19,954
11,715
57,922
11,592
13,157
18,528
14,945
43,232
15,320
11,024
11,224
10,847
208,691
11,859
85,362
12,524
14,306
13,739
10,057
22,827
10,614
3,055,793
5
Small-pox.
77
10
...
2
52
6
...
4
...
44
3
234
431
19
62
...
14
2
10
...
38
44
51
5
...
...
4
...
21
97
43
...
5
...
...
2
...
10
1
...
...
4
446
8
84
5
...
2
...
...
...
3,113
6
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox per 1,000
of population.
1.42
.46
...
.19
.69
.36
...
.17
...
.32
.18
6.74
1.79
1.26
5.44
...
.11
.09
.23
...
1.37
.29
3.13
.45
...
...
.18
...
1.64
1.46
2.15
...
.08
...
...
.10
...
.23
.06
...
...
.37
2.13
.67
.98
.39
...
.14
...
...
...
1.02
7
Remarks.
5
( 17A )
APPENDIX E.
Statement showing the death-rates from small-pox in each circle of registration for the
year 1889—(concluded).
District.
Nuzapur
(concld.).
Jalaun.
Jhánsi.
Name of circle.
Khairwa
R. ...
Chopan
„ ...
Gaipura
„ ...
Pandari
„ ...
Robertsganj
„ ...
Mirzapur Khurd
„ ...
Dudhi
„ ...
Chakia
„ ...
Kálpi
T. ...
Kúnch
„ ...
Jalaun
„ ...
Orai
„ ...
Kálpi
R. ...
Kuthaund
„ ...
Hadrakh
„ ...
Parawar
„ ...
Madhogarh
„ ...
Bendhar
„ ...
Jalaun
„ ...
Dumras
„ ...
Meigni
„ ...
Charkhi
„ ...
Itaura
„ ...
Áta
„ ...
Orai
„ ...
Mohana
„ ...
Sayyidnagar
„ ...
Ait
„ ...
Kúnch
„ ...
Mau
„ ...
Kailia
„ ...
Jagamanpur
„ ...
Rampura
„ ...
Gopalpura
„ ...
Old Jhánsi
T. ...
New Jhánsi
„ ...
Mau and Ranipur
„ ...
Jhánsi Cantonment „ ...
New Jhánsi
R. ...
Punch
„ ...
Moth
„ ...
Population.
34,701
25,428
40,796
21,544
35,148
26,105
35,143
67,451
14,306
13,739
10,057
7,738
9,929
26,181
27,620
6,404
25,197
16,435
37,156
10,218
4,092
18,231
13,656
18,006
27,249
11,004
11,499
27,412
30,240
5,214
12,042
15,219
13,285
6,013
28,000
2,473
22,827
5,985
1,050
8,307
17,168
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox per 1,000
living.
...
...
...
...
.3
...
...
.5
...
.1
...
.1
...
...
.4
1.7
.6
.9
...
.7
.4
...
...
.1
...
.1
...
...
.2
1.3
...
...
.7
2.6
.1
.8
...
...
8.5
5.4
.8
District.
Jhánsi—(concluded).
Lalitpur.
Name of circle.
Kokarbai
R. ...
Goralha
„ ...
Baghera
„ ...
Chirgaon
„ ...
Baragaon
„ ...
Pandwaha
„ ...
Auldan
„ ...
Barwa Sagar
„ ...
Ghat Laehora
„ ...
Seaory
„ ...
Sukrar
„ ...
Man and Ránipur
„ ...
Babina
„ ...
Benda
„ ...
Kotra
„ ...
Bhadora
„ ...
Gursarai
„ ...
Umhabai
„ ...
Raksa
„ ...
Talone
„ ...
Talbahat
T. ...
Lalitpur
„ ...
Mahroni
„ ...
Maraura
„ ...
Nathi Khera
R. ...
Talbahat
„ ...
Jakhora
„ ...
Bansi
„ ...
Bar
„ ...
Banpur
„ ...
Lalitpur
„ ...
Jakhlaun
„ ...
Birdha
„ ...
Khajuria
„ ...
Mahroni
„ ...
Maraura
„ ...
Sojna
„ ...
Giror
„ ...
Kelwara
„ ...
Madanpur
„ ...
Narhat
„ ...
Dadhai
„ ...
Population.
14,347
22,455
13,961
25,983
18,008
16,194
13,724
12,919
12,081
16,544
15,282
6,198
14,082
6,145
17,478
7,536
27,229
865
813
1,802
5,293
10,614
2,987
1,472
12,230
14,672
17,127
12,119
21,411
15,804
19,597
9,496
11,024
8,636
13,280
13,971
12,135
6,935
9,025
7,387
13,640
10,227
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox per 1,000
.6
...
...
.7
.8
...
...
.8
...
...
.1
...
...
...
...
.3
...
13.8
8.6
3.3
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
.1
...
.3
...
...
...
.7
.1
.1
...
.4
7