NationalLibraryOfScotland/medical-history-of-british-india huggingface dataset:
( 7A )
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
Second
Lucknow district ...
Lucknow municipality ...
Total ...
Unao district
...
Unao municipality ...
Nawabganj and Maharaj-
ganj municipality *.
Total ...
Bara Banki district ...
Nawabganj municipality,
Total ...
Sitapur district
...
Sitapur municipality
Biswan* „ ...
Khairabad
„
...
Total ...
Hardoi district ...
Shahabad municipality...
Hardoi
„
...
Sandi
„
...
Bilgram * „ ...
Pihani
„ ...
Mallawan * „ ...
Sandila „ ...
Total ...
Kheri district ...
Lakhimpur municipality,
Muhamdi
„ ...
Dhaurahra*
„ ...
Total ...
457,051
239,773
696,824
886,476
9,509
3,084
899,069
1,011,655
15,133
1,026,788
921,122
14,764
8,148
14,217
958,251
904,842
18,510
10,026
9,810
11,067
7,540
10,970
14,865
987,630
811,994
7,526
6,635
5,767
831,922
.10
.23
.14
.81
1.47
8.43
.84
.31
.29
.31
.71
1.42
1.59
1.47
.74
.59
.06
.20
...
.72
1.46
.09
...
.56
.10
...
...
...
.09
.59
8.47
3.30
.79
.10
2.92
79
.56
.07
.55
2.32
.61
.37
1.62
2.29
1.43
854
.29
...
...
1.19
...
.34
1.53
.71
.13
...
...
.71
16.41
882
13 80
7.89
9.25
9.08
7.90
17.66
8.35
17.53
9.32
8.60
6.75
6.40
9.24
14.40
2.97
10.27
11.72
18.34
14.59
10.94
36.55
14.15
5.25
.40
...
...
5.21
.63
.16
.47
7.85
1.58
.33
7.76
.52
.07
.51
273
.27
1.22
1.40
2.66
1.59
.70
.40
...
...
.26
...
...
1.48
3.69
.93
...
...
3.66
1.89
.92
1.56
1.00
.31
.32
.99
1.16
3.30
1.19
.20
.47
.12
.21
.20
.21
.37
...
...
...
2.39
...
.13
.22
.09
...
3.16
...
.11
.11
.02
.08
.07
...
...
.07
.36
.06
.36
.09
...
...
.42
.09
.03
...
...
...
.09
...
...
.07
.03
.09
.13
.30
...
.09
.03
.01
.02
.53
.21
.32
.53
.02
...
.02
.08
.07
.12
.35
.08
.09
...
.39
.20
.18
...
...
.27
.09
1.14
.40
.30
...
1.12
2.49
318
2.73
3.19
.52
519
3.17
.53
.06
.50
3.48
6.68
1.35
5.69
3.64
2.35
9.08
.20
6.93
.18
2.78
...
.13
2.42
5.94
6.11
6.63
1.91
5.92
4.27
1.79
3.42
6.93
7.15
...
6.91
5.47
1.26
5.41
4.92
.20
1.47
6.40
4.92
8.08
.59
6.58
16.40
9.30
.39
11.66
17.02
8.14
.82
.79
.30
...
.81
.18
.03
.13
1.42
.53
.32
1.41
.21
.21
.21
.11
.14
.25
.07
.11
.87
.92
.20
...
...
.66
...
...
.84
.20
.66
...
...
.21
529,770
244,393
774,163
940,805
12,831
...
953,636
1,116,474
14,432
1,130,906
1,044,491
17,149
...
13,773
1,075,413
1,047,461
20,153
11,152
9,639
...
7,993
...
16,813
1,113,211
888,610
8,073
6,932
...
903,615
.01
.01
.01
.04
.08
...
.04
.01
.14
.01
.02
...
...
.15
.02
.03
...
...
.10
...
...
...
...
.03
.20
...
.72
...
.21
22.37
14.17
19.73
7.28
86.27
...
8.34
27.69
42.06
27.87
17.00
54.58
...
32.02
1779
20.53
47.58
91.73
79.15
...
104.47
...
58.88
23.80
4.23
129.44
112.09
...
6.17
...
...
...
.01
.08
...
.02
.01
...
.01
.02
.12
...
...
.03
.02
.05
...
...
...
....
...
...
.02
.44
.35
.14
...
.43
28.21
20.35
25.67
10.01
67.41
...
1078
21.87
27.71
21.94
22.53
40.76
...
39.20
23.04
25.30
51.05
103.83
115.57
...
163.39
...
52.70
28.74
10.11
149.51
120.31
...
12.21
.02
.01
.02
.04
...
...
.04
.04
...
.04
.24
.41
...
...
.24
.09
.15
.18
.21
...
...
...
.30
.10
1.30
.12
.29
...
1.28
37.34
64.71
45.98
29.70
21.35
...
9.58
30.85
24.32
30.77
58.52
62.51
...
65.49
58.67
33.74
29.32
39.01
25.73
...
51.80
...
39.97
33.87
18.76
58.96
46.88
...
19.33
* Abolished.
( 8A )
Statement showing ratio of deaths from small-pox in the Districts and Municipalities of North-Western Provinces and Oudh, from 1881 to 1893, and number of persons
successfully vaccinated per 1,000 of population in the years 1891-92, 1892-93 and 1893-94—(continued).
Number.
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
Circle.
Second Circle—(concluded).
Name of district and
municipalities.
Fyzabad district ...
Fyzabad-Ajudhia munici-
pality.
Tánda municipality
...
Total ...
Bahraich district
...
Bahraich municipality ...
Nanpara
„ ...
Bhinga
„ ...
Total ...
Gonda district
...
Gonda municipality ...
Nawabganj
„
...
Utraula „ ...
Balrampur
„
...
Total ...
Rae Bareli district ...
Rae Bareli municipality...
Total ...
Population
according
to Census
of 1881.
995,159
66,306
19,954
1,081,419
843,804
21,998
7,351
4,895
878,048
1,230,174
13,743
8,373
5,825
12,811
1,270,926
935,636
16,269
951,905
Ratio of deaths from small-pox per 1,000 of population.
1881.
.18
.39
.12
.19
.54
.26
4.62
...
.57
.33
.36
1.79
.17
.23
.33
.22
.17
.22
1882.
.25
.28
...
.25
.15
...
.13
...
2.14
.05
...
.12
...
.31
.05
.09
.09
.09
1883.
1.85
578
1.08
2.02
2.47
.87
7.07
2.44
3.78
.51
3.70
1.03
2.73
3.73
5.40
10.19
5.46
1884.
5.83
5.09
27.29
6 04
1913
18.41
8.70
...
1910
19.46
13.68
13.97
16.13
15.14
19.35
13.92
1.35
13.76
1885.
.37
.65
...
.38
.11
.31
...
...
.11
.37
.29
.72
1.71
2.34
.39
2.40
1.44
2.39
1886.
.18
.09
.75
.18
1.06
2.41
...
...
1.09
3.02
1.82
3.22
2.92
2.42
3.00
.12
.09
.09
1887.
.05
.09
.40
.66
.03
...
...
...
.03
.12
.07
...
.34
.08
.12
.03
.06
.03
1888.
.04
.37
.25
.06
.08
...
...
...
.08
.06
.07
...
.17
.31
.06
.10
.74
.10
1889.
1.67
1.46
2.15
1.66
1.02
.18
.41
...
.99
.96
...
.95
.51
1.64
.96
2.81
3.13
2.81
1890.
3.16
.71
10.02
3.14
1.44
.09
.95
4.70
1.42
3.04
.07
.48
5.15
5.62
3.03
5.54
.25
5.45
Population
according
to Census
of 1891.
1,124,549
72,686
19,724
1,216,959
961,143
24,046
9,322
5,921
1,000,432
1,411,119
17,423
9,213
6,625
14,849
1,459,229
1,017,723
18,798
1,036,521
Ratio of
deaths from
small-pox
per 1,000
of popula-
tion in
1891.
.58
.01
.05
.54
.77
.21
1.29
.17
.75
.67
.06
...
.15
1.41
.68
.07
.05
.07
Number
of persons
successfully
vaccinated
per 1,000
of popu-
lation in
1891-92.
7.67
20.88
24.99
8.74
8.93
54.23
135.70
...
11.15
6.16
111.52
37.23
119.09
84.85
8.93
7.46
31.07
7.89
Ratio of
deaths from
small-pox
per 1,000
of popu-
lation in
1892.
.06
.04
...
.06
.16
...
...
...
.15
.62
.23
.22
.15
.14
.61
.21
...
.21
Number
of persons
successfully
vaccinated
per 1,000
of popu-
lation in
1892-93.
14.30
37.09
61.24
16.42
7.85
47.16
125.61
...
10.96
7.36
63.59
51.55
157.88
102.16
9.96
17.96
48.35
18.50
Ratio of
deaths
from
small-
pox per
1,000 of
popula-
tion in
1893.
.02
...
.10
.02
.13
.12
...
.34
.13
.40
...
.33
...
.40
.39
.21
.11
.21
Number
of per-
sons suc-
cessfully
vaccinat-
ed per
1,000 of
popula-
tion in
1893-94.
26.38
35.66
37.67
27.11
12.50
85.34
49.24
41.55
14.76
11.21
58.43
42.55
95.09
28.89
12.53
32 78
58.73
33.26
( 9A )
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
Third Circle.
Sultánpur district...
Sultánpur municipality...
Total...
Partábgarh district...
Bela municipality...
Total...
Cawnpore district...
Cawnpore municipality...
Total...
Fatehpur district...
Fatehpur municipality...
Total...
Bánda district...
Bánda municipality...
Total...
Allahabad district...
Allahabad municipality...
Total...
Hamírpur district...
Jaunpur district...
Jaunpur municipality...
Total...
948,538
9,374
957,912
841,196
5,851
847,047
1,052,166
129,230
1,181,396
662,417
21.328
683,745
670,912
27,696
698,608
1,323,768
150,338
1,474,106
507,337
1,166,818
42,845
1,209,663
.25
.42
.25
.60
...
.60
.01
.28
.04
.08
.33
.08
.09
.13
.09
.81
1.52
.85
.71
.02
.05
.02
.07
...
.07
.03
...
.03
...
.02
...
.03
...
.03
.04
.04
.04
.02
1.25
.09
.29
.03
...
.03
2.16
.42
2.15
1.22
1.99
1.21
1.68
5.95
2.11
.44
.09
.43
.69
.22
.67
.56
1.71
.61
2.47
.18
.12
.17
10.69
9.71
10.69
18.21
14.18
18.18
4.90
.55
4.45
8.96
6.09
8.87
3.88
1.62
3.79
3.57
.39
3.39
1.96
4.71
.72
4.57
.41
.74
.41
.43
...
.43
.03
.73
.10
.02
.04
.02
.01
...
.01
.01
.06
.01
.06
.22
.30
.23
.40
.32
.40
.47
.68
.47
.09
.01
.08
.03
.09
.03
.01
...
.01
.02
...
.02.
.06
.07
.16
.07
.05
...
.05
.13
...
.13
01
...
.01
.05
.23
.06
.03
.18
.04
.03
.03
.03
.20
.01
...
...
.02
...
.02
.03
...
.03
.01
.57
.07
.19
...
.18
.10
.10
.11
.06
.47
.11
.86
.02
...
.02
.67
.11
.67
.78
.34
.78
.05
.11
.06
.30
.09
.30
1.34
1.37
1.34
166
.29
1.52
.16
.16
.23
.16
2.11
...
2.09
4.20
2.05
4.19
.43
.05
.39
3.28
4.31
3.32
.96
.07
.92
.40
.05
.37
.03
1.11
.35
1.08
1,067,100
8,751
1,075,851
904,409
6,486
910,895
1,045,916
163,779
1,209,695
678,978
20,179
699,157
682,761
23,071
705,832
1,385,842
162,895
1,548,737
513,720
1,222,130
42,819
1,264,949
.90
.34
.90
.29
...
.29
...
...
...
.08
...
.08
.51
.35
.50
.15
.01
.13
.05
.49
.12
.48
23.60
327.50
26.07
10.27
44.40
10.51
22.48
21.86
22.39
16.22
45.05
17.06
17.30
18.51
17.34
14.16
16.50
14.40
19.62
12.62
31.22
13.25
.04
...
.04
.07
...
.07
...
...
...
.01
.10
.01
.03
.04
.03
.12
.01
.11
.01
.12
.02
.12
15.44
73.70
15.91
21.25
47.64
21.44
23.42
24.16
23.52
20.71
64.32
21.97
18.55
17.73
18.53
13.83
37.92
16.36
25.63
16.42
37.27
17.12
.05
...
.05
.06
...
.06
...
...
...
...
...
...
.04
.04
.04
.08
.04
.07
02
.14
.04
.14
10.58
40.45
10.83
23.81
16.34
23.76
21.88
27.71
25.26
28.64
50.94
29.28
19.37
38.75
20.01
16.31
32.39
18.00
31.79
17.08
37.46
17.77
3
( 10A )
Statement showing ratio of deaths from small-pox in the Districts and Municipalities of North-Western Provinces and Oudh, from 1881 to 1893, and number of persons
successfully vaccinated per 1,000 of population in the years 1891-92, 1892-93 and 1893-94.—(concluded).
Number.
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
Circle.
Circle—(concluded).
Name of district and
municipality.
Gorakhpur district ...
Gorakhpur municipality,
Total ...
Basti district
Azamgarh district ...
Azamgarh municipality,
Total ...
Mirzapur district ...
Mirzapur municipality ...
Chunar
„ ...
Total ...
Benares district ...
Benares municipality ...
Total ...
Population
according
to Census
of 1881.
2,559,198
57,922
2,617,120
1,630,612
1,586,126
18,528
1,604,654
1,038,910
85,362
12,524
1,136,796
683,993
208,691
892,684
Ratio of deaths from small-pox per 1,000 of population.
1881.
2.02
3.47
2.04
.05
.06
...
.05
.18
...
...
.16
.01
.09
.02
1882.
.33
.13
.32
.02
.01
...
...
.10
...
...
.09
.01
.37
.09
1883.
.78
.50
.77
.66
07
.05
.07
.15
.21
...
.14
.05
1.09
.28
1884.
6.65
7.88
6.67
11.81
2.53
2.70
2.69
4.22
2.07
.16
3.96
.99
3.55
1.52
1885.
.81
.02
.79
.11
.41
...
.40
.38
.03
...
.35
.14
.08
.12
1886.
.23
.05
.23
.02
.20
.59
.20
.28
.12
2.47
.36
.05
.10
.07
1887.
.07
.08
.03
...
...
...
...
.14
...
.16
.13
.02
.13
.04
1888.
.08
...
.08
...
...
...
...
.05
.03
...
.05
.05
.46
.14
1889.
.23
.08
.23
.04
.09
10
.09
.54
.98
.39
.57
.16
2.13
.62
1890.
1.46
5.42
1.54
.28
1.12
.38
1.11
1.24
.19
...
1.14
.16
.05
.14
Population
according
to Census
of 1881.
2,930,899
63,158
2,994,057
1,785,844
1,709,183
19,442
1,728,625
1,065,955
84,130
11,423
1,161,508
712,551
209,392
921,943
Ratio of
deaths from
small-pox
per 1,000
of popula-
tion in
1891
3.77
.96
3.71
.30
2.24
.57
2.22
.38
.13
.09
.36
.05
.07
.04
Number
of persons
successfully
vaccinated
per 1,000
of popula-
tion in
1891-92.
12.90
25.65
13.17
16.42
14.87
5622
12.44
15.35
20.75
105.58
16.57
20.43
1040
18.11
Ratio of
deaths
from small-
pox per
1,000
of popula-
tion in
1892.
.64
.06
.62
.19
.22
.15
.22
.25
.04
...
.23
.04
.23
.09
Number
of persons
successfully
vaccinated
per 1,000
of popula-
tion in
1892-93.
15.14
35.82
15.58
12.29
12.21
51.33
12.65
13.90
27.28
82.02
15.54
22.34
14.88
20.62
Ratio of
deaths
from
small-pox
per 1,000
of popu-
lation in
1893.
.13
.01
.13
.20
.08
...
.08
.16
.07
...
.15
.01
.30
.08
Number
of per-
sons suc-
cessfully
vaccina-
ted per
1,000 of
popula-
tion in
1893-94.
16.51
27.64
16.75
17.25
12.67
35.95
12.93
16.15
18.52
37.47
16.53
19.61
29.41
21.83
(
11A)
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
Third
Gházipur district ...
Gházipur municipality ...
Total ...
Ballia district ...
Ballia municipality ...
Total
...
Jhánsi district ...
Jhánsi municipality ...
Mau-Ranipur „ ...
Lalitpur
„ ...
Total ...
Jalaun district ...
Orai municipality ...
Kalpi
„ ...
Kunch
„ ...
Total ...
Garhwál district
...
Total for the Province,
970,867
43,232
1,014,099
900,443
15,320
924,763
546,401
2,473
22,827
10,614
582,315
382,359
7,738
14,306
13,739
418,142
345,629
44,107,869
.54
1.37
.56
.99
.45
.98
3.47
.41
.30
1.79
3.30
.46
.90
2.09
.08
.50
...
.39
.01
12
.01
...
...
...
4.55
...
2.01
1.97
4.39
.26
.26
.35
...
.25
...
.60
.02
.03
.02
.02
.32
.07
3.19
2.02
1.44
.94
3.06
3.89
2.19
.42
262
3.72
.02
3.14
1.15
.64
1.13
2.00
1.04
1.98
.48
...
4.21
...
.61
.63
.26
.77
.14
.61
.03
4.59
.55
.37
.54
.31
.06
.30
.27
...
.04
.09
.26
.01
...
...
...
.01
.01
.33
.23
.16
.22
.09
.13
.09
1.96
9.30
.44
1.88
1.89
.03
...
...
...
.03
...
.24
.05
.19
.05
.05
.13
.05
5.87
...
10.16
8.19
6.06
.20
.26
.07
.14
.19
.01
.19
.07
...
.06
.03
...
.02
.68
...
.26
...
.65
.17
.13
...
...
.15
.05
.56
.23
.23
.23
.10
.06
10
.33
.81
...
...
.31
.31
.13
...
.14
.28
...
1.09
91
.60
.89
.50
.07
.49
.63
...
.83
...
.62
.32
...
...
.22
.30
...
1.26
1,032,909
41,970
1,077,909
926,093
16,372
942,465
608,052
44,544
19,675
11,348
683,619
361,871
8,369
12,713
13,408
396,361
407,818
46,905,085
1.51
2.71
1.56
1.16
.37
1.14
.10
...
...
...
.09
...
... ...
...
...
.03
.56
17.15
41.61
18.17
18.01
85.76
19.19
23.09
32.19
43.35
76.93
25.16
20.98
85.55
42.87
49.82
23.97
57.18
19.10
.61
1.42
.64
.26
...
.25
.07
...
...
...
.07
.01
... ...
...
.01
.01
.16
19.46
39.93
20.32
17.08
92.35
18.39
24.12
51.39
54.18
82.37
27.73
23.25
53.17
52.70
57.71
26.20
42.99
20.34
.05
.04
.05
.03
1.53
.05
.10
...
...
...
.10
.04
...
...
...
.03
.03
.13
20.83
10.92
20.80
18.61
48.01
19.12
28.15
33.31
52.30
36.22
29.32
26.83
57.12
46.25
40.95
28.57
50.59
25.38
ORDERS OF GOVERNMENT.
NO. 411/V-231B/2 -3
FROM
THE SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT,
N.-W. PROVINCES AND OUDH,
To
THE SANITARY COMMISSIONER,
N.-W. PROVINCES AND OUDH,
DATED NAINI TAL, THE 25TH OCTOBER 1894.
SIR,
NITATION DEPT.
I AM directed to acknowledge the receipt on the 24th Septem-
ber 1894 of your report on Vaccination for the year ending the
31st March 1894. A triennial report was submitted in 1893, and the
report for the year 1894-95 should have been confined to brief notes
explanatory of the figures of the year. The standing orders on the
subject have been overlooked by you, as your present report actually
exceeds in bulk the triennial one.
Average, 1881-82 to 1890-91 ... ...
1891-92 ... ...
1892-93 ... ...
1893-94 ... ...
Total vaccina-
tions (including
re-vaccinations).
746,286
1,059,981
1,112,117
1,365,373
Average, 1881-82 to 1890-91 ...
1891-92 ...
1892-93 ...
1893-94 ...
Successful primary vac-
cinations.
Under one
year.
302,688
378,512
424,016
521,879
Total, all
ages.
646,374
877,351
945,364
1,181,600
Manual of Government
Orders, Department V,
Sanitation, page 91.
2. In the orders on last year's report it was noted that of recent
years vaccination had
made substantial pro-
gress in these Provinces.
This progress has conti-
nued during the year
under review, as the
figures in the margin
show. The number of re-vaccinations in 1893 was 25,662 against 24,362
in 1892. The number of
vaccinators
employed
in 1893 was 848 against
824 in 1892, and the
total expenditure was
Rs. 1,58,996
against
Rs. 1,54,484 in 1892.
The increase in the
expenditure occurred
under the two heads of Travelling Allowances and Contingencies, and
was due to the orders of Government
which
placed the direct control of vaccination in each dis-
trict under the Civil Surgeon, and required him,
except in nine specified districts where his medical duties are
( 2 )
exceptionally onerous, to spend from 30 to 60 days during the year on
short tours for the purpose of inspecting the work of the district vaccin-
ating staff. The report contains satisfactory evidence that these orders
have already effected an improvement in the work, by subjecting the
vaccinating staff to greater control and by reinforcing it with the
local knowledge and influence of the district medical officer. The
Lieutenant-Governor is glad to find that Civil Surgeons have taken a
keen interest in vaccination, and he is confident that they will prove
themselves as zealous and efficient in this as in other of their important
duties.
1st Circle ...
2nd „ ...
3rd
„ ...
Total
Total popu-
lation.
10,335,834
18,768,254
18,042,239
...
Successful
primary
vaccinations
in 1893-94.
308,171
515,997
357,432
1,181,600
Ratio per
1,000 in
1893-94.
30.0
27.6
20.3.
25.3
Average
ratio for
previous
five years.
25.0
14.5
16.9
17.6
3. Paragraphs 16—71 of your report deal in detail with the work
of each of the three
Vaccination Circles into
which the districts of
the Province are divid-
ed. The First Circle
includes the Meerut and
Agra Divisions; the
Second the Rohilkhand
Division and Oudh, the hill districts of Almora and Naini Tal; the
Third the Allahabad, Benares and Gorakhpur Divisions, and the hill
district of Garhwál. In the First Circle vaccination has for years past
been more fully established than elsewhere in the Province, and it con-
tinues to show the largest number of vaccinations per mille of the
population. In this Circle the most backward district is Mainpuri, but
its ratio of 23.6 per 1,000 in 1893-94 is an improvement on its quin-
quennial ratio of 19.22.
4. In the Second Circle there has been considerable progress dur-
ing the last six years, as the ratio of 27.6 per 1,000 for 1892-93 com-
pared with the quinquennial ratio of 14.5 shows. The progress is more
marked in Oudh than in Rohilkhand, as in Oudh so much more way had
to be made up to bring the vaccination figures to a level with even back-
ward districts in the adjoining province. In Rohilkhand there is still
much room for improvement in Sháhjahánpur (21.1 per mille) and in
Budaun (22.6), and the subject requires the attention of the District
Magistrate: Moradabad and Bareilly made considerable advance through
the efforts of the Civil Surgeons, but the Bareilly figure (26.7 per mille)
is still somewhat low. Pilibhít, where the ratio is also low, showed no
improvement.
Kheri ... ...
Bahraich ... ...
Gonda ... ...
Sultánpur ... ...
Ratio for
1893-94.
19.3
14.7
12.5
10.8
Ratio for
1892-93.
12.2
10.9
9.9
15.9
Average
for
1888-93.
5.8
8.2
5.6
16.8
5. In four Oudh districts the number of successful primary vac-
cinations per mille of the
population is still low :
but the only one of these
districts in which there
was a falling off com-
pared with the figure
for 1892-93 was Sultánpur. As the attitude of the people in this
district is said to be generally favourable to vaccination, the poor
results are the more deplorable. The Assistant Superintendent has
( 3 )
Lucknow ... ... ...
Bara Banki ... ... ...
Sitapur ... ... ...
Hardoi ... ... ...
Rae Bareli ... ... ...
Ratio
for
1893-94.
45.9
30.7
68.6
33.8
33.2
Ratio
for
1892-93.
25.6
21.9
23.0
28.7
18.5
Average,
1888-93.
16.1
14.6
10.1
20.0
8.0
been dismissed for negligence, and the Lieutenant-Governor expects
the Deputy Commis-
sioner and the Civil
Surgeon in co-operation
with the leading land-
owners and the District
Board to effect an im-
provement. The five
Oudh districts which
show the best results are
Sitapur, Lucknow, Hardoi, Rae Bareli and Bara Banki; and it is
clear from the report that these results were largely due to the
interest taken by the Deputy Commissioners and Civil Surgeons in
the matter. The thanks of Government are due to Mr. Mulock and
Brigade-Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel Hooper (Lucknow), Colonel Grigg
and Surgeon-Major D. F. Barry (Sitapur), Mr. P. "White and Surgeon-
Major C. C. Vaid (Bara Banki), Colonel Quin and Surgeon-Captain
W. G. P. Alpin (Hardoi), and Mr. Baillie and Mr. E. J. Simpson
(Rae Bareli).
Sanitary
Commis-
sioner's Report for 1893,
pages 33B and 192B,
6. In the Third Circle there is still much room for improvement, and
the Commissioners of the Allahabad, Benares and Gorakhpur Divisions
will be directed to issue necessary instructions to the District Magis-
trates. The ratio of 18 per mille of successful primary vaccinations
recorded against Allahabad, the headquarters district of the Province,
is altogether inadequate. According to the vital
and mortuary returns there were over 45,000 child-
ren under one year of age in the district in December
1893: but only 13,692 of these were successfully vaccinated. Jaunpur,
Gorakhpur, Basti and Mirzapur have even lower ratios than Allahabad.
In these four districts there were over 200,000 children under one year
of age in December 1893, but only 15,901 of these were vaccinated. As
to Azamgarh, where the ratio per mille is only 12.93, and where of 53,000
children under one year of age only 2,738 were vaccinated, the results
are as bad as in the most backward district in Oudh. The vaccination
staff is said to be wanting in energy and the members of the District
Board give neither help nor countenance to it. The Government
expects the District Magistrate and the Civil Surgeon to see that these
grounds of complaint are removed.
1st Circle ...
2nd
„ ...
3rd
„ ...
Total pri-
mary vac-
cinations.
334,758
609,773
395,180
Successful
primary
vaccina-
tions.
308,171
515,997
357,432
Successful
under one
year of age.
233,309
170,512
118,058
Percentage
of col. (4)
to (3).
75
33
33
7. The superiority of the work of the First Circle is in no respect
more distinctly shown
than in the large number
of vaccinations of child-
ren under one year of
age. In this Circle alone
is anything like an
adequate attempt made
to protect the infant population. The number of children under
one year of age in this Circle in December 1893 was about 360,000.
Upwards of two in every three were successfully vaccinated last cold
weather. Of the residue probably 100,000 will be living in December
1894, and nearly all of these, according to the average figures for the
( 4 )
Aligarh
... ...
Sitapur ... ...
Successful primary vaccinations.
Under 1 year.
29,333
10,035
Between 1 and 6.
7,580
40,246
Circle, will have been vaccinated by that date as children over one year
of age. In the two other Circles vaccination lags far behind the annual
addition to the population, and the vaccinating staff is chiefly employed
on children between the ages of 1 and 6. In Oudh districts, where a
serious effort has been made to extend vaccination, this is conspicuously
the case. The contrasted figures, given in the margin, for the two
districts of Aligarh and Sitapur are very instructive. In either district
the infant population
under one year of age
in December 1893 was
close on 40,000.
In
Aligarh three infants
in every four of those
under one year of age were vaccinated: in Sitapur one in every four.
This explains why vaccinations between the ages of one and six are so
few in Aligarh and so numerous in Sitapur. In Aligarh vaccination
is almost abreast of the annual addition to the population.
*Shahdera.
Hápur.
Pilkhuwa.
Mowána.
Bhinga.
Municipal population.
1st Circle
...
...
2nd „
...
...
3rd
„
...
...
Total
...
982,914
1,184,547
971,687
3,139,148
Successful primary
vaccinations.
Under one
year.
26,334
25,894
13,698
65,926
Between one
and six.
6,175
32,870
14,312
53,357
†
1st Circle.
Kairána
Khurja
Háthras
Sikandra Rao
Kosi
Brindaban
Birth-rate 1893.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
52
38
34
30
46
21
1892-93.
20.2
23.9
22.5
21.6
17.4
16.2
1893-94.
25.5
20.8
27.2
27.0
17.8
20.7
2nd Circle.
Unao
...
Nawábganj (Bara Banki)
Sándi
Balrámpur
Bela
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
39
42
47
40
28
67.4
27.7
115.5
102.1
47.6
21.3
24.3
25.7
28.8
16.3
3rd Circle.
Cawnpore
Mirzapur
Gházipur
...
...
...
...
...
...
38
33
31
24.1
27.2
39.9
27.7
18.5
19.9
8. The figures for the 103 municipalities in the Province, contained
in Supplementary Statement B, are of special interest, as the Vaccination
Act was in force during the year in all except 17 of these towns: and
you note that since the close of the year it has been
brought into force into all but five.* The ratio of
successful primary vaccinations on the municipal
population of 3,139,148 was 40.4 per mille, which is about the birth-rate
for the year. For the municipalities in the First Circle it was 34.0,
in the Second 53.4, and in the Third 31.0. If however vaccinations of
children under one year
of age be regarded, the
results in the First Circle
are best. In the Second
Circle the high ratio is
due to the large number
of vaccinations over the
age of one, indicating
the existence of a large
unprotected population
beyond the infant stage. As regards particular towns, the towns which
have the lowest ratio in
1893-94 are noted in the
margin.† Kairána, Khur¬
ja, Háthras and Kosi in
the First Circle : Nawáb-
ganj in the Second: and
Cawnpore and Mirzapur
in the Third require at-
tention. The others are
saved either by the low¬
ness of their birth-rate
or by the large number of
vaccinations in the pre-
vious year. Among the large municipalities, Lucknow and Moradabad