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xiv
Index.
Houses — contd.
Corrosive sublimate. Use of a
solution of, for the disinfection
of—
Disinfection of — in Bombay.
Method of,
.
.
Disinfection of — . Practical rules
for the, .
.
.
.
.
Evacuation of infected — . (See Eva-
cuation).
Infected and insanitary buildings
in Bombay. Treatment of,_
North- Western Provinces, Bengal
and the Punjab. Regulations of
the Governments of the, for the
disinfection or destruction of
infected —
.
.
.
.
Poona. Cleansing and disinfection
of infected — in,
.
.
Sanitary measures in Bombay :
treatment of — reported to be
insanitary
.
«
House-to-house visitation —
Bombay. Description of the method
of — for the detection of cases
of plague in the city of,
Poona. Description of the method
of — for the detection of cases of
plague in,
.
.
.
.
Rule for — in the Bombay Presi-
dency
.
.
.
.
.
Hutcheson, Dr.—
Garhwal and Kumaun. Descrip-
tion by — of the insanitary con-
dition of,
.
.
.
.
Mahamari. Note on, by — .
Hyderabad —
Plague hospitals and medical staff
on the railways in — .
.
.
Plague regulations. General, pre-
scribed by the Resident at —
Railway traffic. Rules for the in-
spection of, issued by the Re-
sident at — ,
Wadi. Principal inspection station
at,
in
Hyderabad (Sind) —
— Plague Committee .
Plague in the city and district of —
Plague in the city and district of — .
Measures to combat the, .
.
I
Incubation —
Plague. Period of — of; .
.
PAGE
239
172
245
172
257
211
174
IS8
202
'84
41
90
328
250
328
"313
231
123
230
19
India —
African countries. Regulations in,
against arrivals from — .
American countries.
Regulations
in, against arrivals from —
Asiatic countries. Regulations in,
against arrivals from —
Australian colonies. Regulations
in the, against arrivals from — .
European countries. Regulations
in, against arrivals from —
Hides and Skins. Regulations in
France, Germany and Italy, re-
garding the importation" of,
from — .
.
.
.
.
Pestilence Notices of, in early
Indian History
.
.
.
Plague. History of, in — .
„
Plague. Outbreaks of, in —
Regulations against arrivals from
— enforced in other countries
Regulations against merchandise
from — enforced in other countries
Suez Canal. Passage of the, by
vessels from —
.
.
.
Wool. Measures as to the import-
ation into England and France
of, from —
.
.
.
.
Indian Export Trade —
Africa. Statistics of — to, in
1895-96
Asia. Statistics of the — to, in
1895-96
Europe. Statistics of the — to, in
1895-96
Staples of the —
.
.
.
Susceptible articles of the —
Infected conveyances —
Punjab Government rules for the
treatment of —
Infected houses —
(See Houses.)
Infected localities —
Bombay Government rules to con-
trol egress from — .
.
Bombay. Protection of uninfected
against — in, .
Evacuation of — . (See Evacuation.)
Infected ship(s) —
Aden. Treatment of — at, .
Belgium. Rules for — in,
Bengal, Rules relating to — in,
Dilwara. Passage of the Suez
Canal by the — ,
Egypt. Rules relating to — in,
France. Treatment of — in,
PAGE
415
416
413
416
406
419
71
71
63
405
416
406
421
426
425
422
417
417
260
296
315
374
411
376
407
415
409
Index.
xvii
Inspection — contd.
Venice Convention. — of vessels
arriving from infected ports
Venice Convention. Instructions
issued by the Government of
India for the — of outward bound
vessels in conformity with the,
Vessels sailing from
Bombay.
Application of the Venice Con-
vention to the medical — of,
Vessels sailing from Bombay and
Karachi. Rules issued by the
Government of Bombay for the
— of,
Vessels sailing from the port of
Calcutta. Issue of rules for the
medical — of, .
.
.
,
Vessels sailing from the port of
Calcutta. Issue of revised rules
for the medical — of, based on
the Venice Convention
Vessels sailing from the ports of
Madras. Issue of rules for the
medical — of, .
.
Vessels sailing from the east coast
ports of Madras to Burma.
Issue of rules for the medical— of,
Vessels sailing from the ports of
Madras. Issue of revised rules
for the medical — of, based on
the Venice Convention
Irvine, Dr. —
Pali outbreak. Remarks by — on
the origin of the,
.
.
.
Italy-
Hides and skins. Regulations in
— as to the importation of, from
India
.
.
.
.
.
Merchandise. Orders issued in —
restricting the importation of,
from India
.
Regulations in — against vessels
arriving from infected Indian
ports
J
Jagannath —
Precautionary measures at the time
of the annual Car festival of —
at Puri in Bengal
James, Surgeon-Major H. E. R. —
Bacillus. Opinion of — as to
mode of entry of the, into the
system
.
.
.
.
.
Janjira State —
Plague in —
.
•
.
PAGE
370
382
383
363
366
385
368
368
386
82
419
423
410
347
30
116
Jeddah—
Plague, Outbreak of, at — : pre-
cautions adopted to prevent the
spread of infection .
Pilgrims. Return of the, from ~ .
Justices of the Peace -
Bombay City. Aid given by the
—
in,
Bombay City. Number of —
engaged in plague work in,
Bombay City. Search parties in,
accompanied by — .
Justinian Plague —
K
Kandahar —
Plague. Protection of — against,
Kankhal—
Epidemic. Decline of the, at —
Evacuation of infected portions
of—
Isolation of —
Monkeys. Plague among, at — .
Plague. Outbreak of, at — and
measures taken to suppress it
Railway booking.
Temporary
stoppage of, to the neighbour-
hood of —
Rats. Plague among, at —
Kao-chao —
Plague. Outbreak of, in —
,
Karachi —
Committee. Appointment of a
plasrue,
....
f*-*^ ww,
V
•
•
«
«
Description of the town of — : its
insanitary condition .
Evacuation of infected localities
in —
.
.
.
Evacuation of the Trans-Lyari
quarter, —
.
.
.
.
Grain. Issue of orders against the
exportation of, from —
Health camps. Account of the,
in —
.
.
.
.
.
Health camps. Success of the,
in —
Infection by railway from — .
Measures for the protection of the
Punjab against the spread of, .
Inspection of vessels sailing from
Bombay and — . Rules for the, .
Opposition to the segregation of the
sick in — .
Pilgrim traffic.
Closure of the
port of — to the,
Plague declared epidemic at —
PAGE
433
432
149
I53
157
65
351
283
278
278
281
276
282
275
69
229
120
226
229
393
226
236
309
363
224
414
224
xviii
Index.
Karachi— con td.
Plague hospital in —
Plague. Outbreaks of, in the city
and district of —
»
.
Plague operations in —
Precautions against — : inspection
of railway'passengers
Quarantine rules. First issue of,
for — in 1881 .
.
.
.
Quarantine rules. Issue of, for
Aden and — against Bombay in
1896
.
.
.
Quarantine rules. Modification of
the, at — on plague breaking out
at—
Search parties
.
.
.
.
Segregation of the sick effected in -
Vessels sailing from — . Inspec
tion of, .
.
.
.
.
Kashipur—
Mahamari. Outbreak of , at — in
theTerai
.
.
.
.
Kashmir-
Plague inspection posts. Establish-
ment of, in — t
.
.
.
Kathiawar —
Description of —
.
.
Plague. Account of the, in — in
1816—1821
.
.
.
.
Kedarnath —
Mahamari. First known outbreak
of, at — .
Mahamari, Outbreak of, near —
in 1897
"Kessari "—
Inflammatory articles in the — news-
paper ; and conviction of the pro-
prietor, Bal Gangadhar Tilak 3 on
a charge of sedition .
Khandraoni—
EvacautLn of — .
H ospital and segregation camps
at —
Plague. Commencement of the
outbreak of, at —
Plague. Outbreak of, at — and
measures taken to suppress it
Plague operations. Success of the,
and extinction of the epidemic
at—
.
Surrounding villages. Measures to
prevent the spread of infection to,
Kitasato—
Plague bacillus. Discovery of the,
by-
PAGE
228
121
224
308
354
356
357
230
228
3633
91
35ï
74
75
91
93
202
283
284
47
283
289
288
3
Kolaba District —
Plague epidemic in the — .
.
Plague epidemic in the — . Course
of the,
.
.
Plague operations in the — .
.
Recrudesence of plague in the — .
Konkan Coast —
Plague epidemic. The — the chief
seat of the, in 1896 and the first
half of 1897
.
.
.
.
Kumaun —
Insanitary condition of — . Dr.
Hutcheson's description of the, .
Plague centre in —
.
.
.
Kwangsi—
Epidemics. Intermittent recurrence
of, in the province of —
Kwangtung —
Epidemics. Intermittent recurrence
of, in the province of —
Kwei-Chan—
Epidemics. Intermittent recurrence
of, in the province of — .
.
L
Land Quarantine —
Ahmedabad District. Failure of —
to protect the, in the 1812 — 1821
Epidemic .
.
.
.
.
Baluchistan. Arrangements made
in, as an alternative to — .
.
Bombay Presidency. Proposal to
impose — against the,
.
.
Daman. Imposition of strict —
at,
Daman. Objection taken by the
Government of India against
— at,
. . .
0,1.,
*
.
.
.
.
Daman. Relaxation of — rules
at, o
.
.
.
.
Dresden and Venice Convention
on the subject of — .
.
Infection. — not imposed to prevent
the spread of, by land
Local — . Objections to,
.
.
Local — . Proposals for, made by
the Government of Bombay
Merwara. Breach of the — cordon
round, in 1836 .
.
.
.
Precautions prescribed by the Gov-
ernment of India in lieu of —
Rajputana. — enforced during the
plague in,
.
.
.
.
Ranken, Dr., on the subject of — .
PAGE
117
119
215
125
«7
41
90
69
69
69
80
302
291
297
298
298
292
128
295
294
89
293
88
88
Index.
XIX
Land Quarantine— contd.
Regulations. General, on the sub-
ject of — issued by the Govern-
ment of Bombay : their modifi-
cation
.
.
.
.
.
Regulations of the Government of
Bombay to control egress from
infected localities. Caution of
the Government of India against
the use of the, to impose —
•
Limbdi —
Plague. Appearance of, in — in
1819
PAGE
295
296
76
Local Governments and Administrations-
Epidemic Diseases Act. Powers
conferred on — , and rules and
orders issued by them under the,
London —
The great plague of —
.
Lowson, Dr.—
Cattle.
Immunity of, from plague
M
Maclean, Assistant Surgeon-
Pali plague. Account by — of the
symptoms of the 5
. . .
Madagascar—
Regulation in — against arrivals
from India
.
.
.
.
Madras—
Conveyance of patients. Rule for
t
h
e .
.
.
.
.
)
.
•
•
.
•
Expenditure, plague. Rules regard-
ing the incidence of, _ .
Plague cases. Provision in the —
regulations for the report of,
Plague Regulations. Issue of, by
the Government of —
Quarantine. Imposition of, at —
against vessels from Bombay and
Karachi ,
.
.
.
.
Quarantine regulations for all
ports in the — Presidency.
Revised, based on the Venice
Convention
.
.
.
.
Quarantine rules. Revised, issued
by the Government of — based
on the regulations of the English
Local Government Board,
Rags and second-hand gunny bags.
Rules as to the disinfection or de-
struction of, _ .
.
.
.
Railway inspection stations. Prin-
cipal, in the — Presidency
Ï3I
66
38
85
416
2571 ?
/
267
252
250
356
379
362
396
313
Madras — contd.
Railway passengers from Bombay.
Inspection of, .
Railway passengers. Rule to pre-
vent the evasion of inspection
bv.
.
.
.
.
J 9
•
w
•
.
•
Railway traffic. Rules for the
inspection of, issued by the
Government of —
Sanitary measures. General, and
rule for the abatement of over-
crowding .
.
.
.
.
Segregation rule in — .
Susceptible articles. Regulations
to guard against the spread of
infection by, .
.
.
.
Tuticorin.
Arrangements with
regard to vessels sailing from,
to Ceylon
.
.
.
.
Vessels sailing from ports in the —
Presidency, Issue of rules for
the inspection of,
Vessels sailing from ports in the
— Presidency to Burma. Issue
of rules for the inspection of the, .
Vessels sailing from ports in the —
Presidency. Revised rules for
the inspection of, based on the
Venice Convention
Mahableshwar—
Protection of — from infection. Ar-
rangements for the, .
Mahamari —
Kumaun and British Garhwal the
seat of —
—, the Himalayan Plague. Account
of,
Outbreaks of — .
.
.
.
Rats. Susceptibility of, to —
.
Symptoms of —
Malta-
Merchandise. Restrictions in — on
the importation of, from India
Quarantine against India imposed
at—
Mandvi —
Detection of plague cases
Hospitals. Description of, .
Infected houses. Cleansing anc
disinfection of,
Infected houses and
quarters
Evacuation of,
Plague. Outbreak of, in — .
Plague operations in —
Precautions. General sanitary,
Segregation. Dr Wilkins's re
marks on,
.
.
.
.
PAGE
307
329l
328
263
256
390
367
367
367
386
342
90
00 90i
91
93
92
424
411
217
218
222
220
111
210
223
220
XX
Index.
Marseilles—
p
Passengers eventually allowed to
land at —
Plague of —
Strict quarantine at — ,
.
Marwar—
Description of — .
Plague. Outbreak of, at Pali
in — in 1836 .
Mauritius —
(See Réunion.)
Mecca-
Pilgrimage to — ,
.
.
.
Plague near — in 1874
.
.
Medicine—
Treatment of plague. Uncertain
results of — in the, .
Medical Staff-
Allowance granted to members of
the—
.
.
.
Bombay City. — employed at hos-
pitals in,
.
.
.
.
Bombay Port. — for the inspection
of the inward sea traffic at,
Bombay Port. — for the inspection
of the outward sea traffic at,
Bombay Presidency. Special —
employed on plague duty in the,
— at railway inspection stations in
Bengal .
.
, .
— at railway inspection stations in
the Bombay Presidency
— at railway inspection stations in
the North- Western Provinces .
— at railway inspection stations in
the Punjab
.
.
.
.
— at railway inspection stations in
various provinces
Mengstz—
Plague in the town and district of
— . Annual recurrence of,
Merchandise —
Infection. Extent of danger of,
from —
. . . .
Regulations regarding — from
India enforced in other countries
Susceptible articles. List of, of —
in the Venice Convention .
,
Merwara—
Description of — .
.
.
.
Plague at Dewair in -— in 1837
Quarantine. Breach of land, cor-
don round — .
.
.
AGE
410
65
410
81
82
427
67
55
396
1 68
360
364
395
327
3i8
321
322
328
69
50
416
51
81
84
89
Mesopotamia —
PAGE
Plague. Outbreaks of, in —
Quarantine. Imposition of, in —
against travellers from India
Mewar —
Description of —
Plague in — in 1837
Microbe —
(See Bacillus).
Military —
Bombay City. Aid afforded by
the — in,
Poona. Aid afforded by the — in,
Poona. Good conduct of the troops
at.
.
.
.
.
.
j
.
.
.
.
.
Military Staff-
Allowances sanctioned for members
of the —
Bombay City. — employed in,
Bombay City — . Clothing, arms
and sanitary precautions .
Guard duty. -— employed in,
Poona. — employed at,
Sanitary duty. — employed on, .
Sukkur. — employed at,
Total — employed on plague duty
Monkeys-
Experiments made by the German
Plague Commission in immunis-
ing —
Infection. Danger of, being spread
by—
.
.
•
.
.
Inoculation, preventive. Experi-
ments on — conducted by the
Russian Commission in connec-
tion with, .
.
.
.
.
Kankhal. Plague among — at, .
Plague. — ex tremely susceptible to,
Russian Commi ssion. Experiments
of the, on — .
.
.
•
Morocco —
Regulations in — against arrivals
from India
.
.
.
Morvi —
Plague. Introduction of, into — in
Kathiawar in 1816 .
.
Municipal Act —
Bombay. Sections of the — of,
dealing with dangerous disease .
Calcutta. Proposed general revi-
sion of the — of,
Calcutta. Section 334 of the — of,
Madras. Sections of the — of,
dealing with nuisances
67 i
354
81
84
153
200
301
401
154
154
400
20O
400
234
401
62
49
63
281
39
57
416
74
134
266
129
263
xxii
Index.
North- Western Provinces and Oudh —
contd.
Segregation of persons likely to be
infected. Rule for the, .
«
Segregation rule in the — .
.
Staff for plague operations in the —
Surveillance of towns and villages
in communication with the Bom-
bay Presidency and of arrivals
from that Presidency
Nurses —
Classification, remuneration, and
duties of — in Bombay
Difficulty of procuring — in
Bombay met by help given by
Roman Catholic Convents
Good work done by —
Hospitals in Bombay. Staff of — in,
Karachi Plague Hospital. — at the,
— procured from England
Poona General Plague Hospital.
Nursing arrangements at the, .
0
Observation-
Daman. — camp at, .
Healthy vessels. Rules of the
Bengal Government for the deten-
tion under — of persons from,
suspected to be infected with
P lacrne
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Infected vessels. Instructions of the
Government of India for the —
on shore of healthy persons from,
Infected vessels. Rules of the Bengal
Government for the detention
under — or surveillance of persons
from,
.
Infected vessels. Rules of the
Madras Government for the de-
tention under — or surveillance of
persons from, .
.
.
.
Infected vessels. Rule of the Venice
Convention for the — of pas-
sengers from, .
.
.
.
Mahableshwar. — camp at, .
Pilgrim — camp at Nasik .
.
Sibi in Baluchistan. — camp at, .
Sukkur. Detention under — of
suspicious travellers from, .
Suspected vessels. Rules of the
Bengal Government for the deten-
tion under — of persons from,
suspected to be infected with
plague
.
Travellers from infected localities.
Bombay Government rules of
October 1897 for the detention
under — of ,
PAGE
257
253
321
333
170
170
171
168
228
170
205
299
379
372
377
380
371
343
431
303
302
378
296
Observation — c on td.
Travellers from infected localities.
Detention under — of suspected,
Travellers from infected localities.
Rule of the Bombay Government
for the detention under — of sus-
pected,
.
.
.
.
.
Venice Convention.
Distinction
drawn between — and surveillance
in the,
.
.
.
.
.
Venice Convention. Ten days
maximum period of — prescribed
by the, .
.
.
.
.
Okhimath —
Mahamari.. Last outbreak of, at —
in 1897 .
.
.
.
.
Opposition —
Bombay, Native community in.
— of the, to the plague regulations
Karachi. — to the segregation of
the sick in,
. . . .
Poona. — against the plague
operations in, .
Sukkur, — to plague operations in,
Organisation —
Bombay Plague Committee. — of
the operations of the,
Poona Plague Committee. — of the
operations of the,
.
.
.
Oxidation —
Disinfection by — . Mr. Hankin's
remarks on, .
.
.
.
P
Pakhoi—
Plague. Outbreak of, in the sea-
port town of —
.
.
.
Palanpur State —
Plague in the - — .
Plague in the — . Course of the, .
Recrudescence of plague in the — .
Pali Plague —
Contemporaneous epidemic fever in
Rohilkhand
.
Course of the disease in Marwar
and Mewar
Evacuation of infected localities
Extinction of the epidemic
Flight of the inhabitants of Pali
Insanitary conditions. The epide
mic fostered by,
Land quarantine .
Merwara cordon. Breach of the,
Origin of the disease .
.
Symptoms
.
PAGE
293
295
371
371
93
146
224
201
232
ISO
198
244
69
US
119
125
85
84
90
84
83
87
88
89
82
85
Index.
xxiii
Parel—
Hospital. Establishment of the —
Government House, in Bombay .
Paris Sanitary Convention —
Persian Gulf, Regulations for the.
in the — -
.
.
.
.
Pilgrim ships regulations in the —
Pensions —
Widows and children of deceased
Police Officers employed on
plague duty. — for the, .
Persia —
Merchandise. Orders restricting
the importation of, from India
Plague. Outbreaks of, in —
Quarantine in — against arrivals
from India
.
.
.
.
Quarantine regulations for the
control of traffic coming from
Baluchistan and Afghanistan
Persian Gulf-
Paris Convention of 1894. Regu-
lations regarding the — in the, .
Quarantine imposed at Bushire
against arrivals from India
Venice Convention of 1897. Regu-
lations regarding the — in the, .
Peru-
Quarantine in — against arrivals
from India
.
.
.
.
Pilgrim(s) —
Bombay and Karachi. Closure of
the ports of, to the -- traffic
.
Central Asia. Treatment of —
from,
.
.
.
.
.
Danger of the spread of plague
by-
.
Hardwar. Arrangements for deal-
ing with — at, .
Hardwar. — made to reside in
special camps .
.
.
.
Hedjaz. Arrangements for the
return of — from the,
Hedjaz. Return of intending — to
their homes. Arrangement for the,
Hedjaz. Treatment of intending
— to the,
.
.
.
.
Venice Convention. Rules for
the — traffic in the, .
Pilgrimages-
Bombay Presidency.
Restrictive
regulations regarding — issued
in the, .
.
.
.
Hardwar. — to, discouraged
PAGE
144
413
369
403
425
66
413
351
473
413
414
416
427
432
340
268
271
432
430
428
369
346
271
Pilgrimages — co n td.
Hardwar. Railway booking to
and neighbourhood stopped to
discourage — .
Hardwar. Railway booking to, and
neighbouring station stopped on
the occurrence of plague at
Kankhal
.
.
.
.
Jagannath. Precautionary measures
adopted on the occasion of
the — to,
Restriction of railway booking to
discourage — . Orders issued
from time to time for the, during
the recrudescence
Singhast Mela.
Precautionary
measures adopted with reference
to the,
Plague —
Bacillus. Discovery of the, of — .
Bacillus. The, of — in nature
Bacteriological examination of
different forms of —
Bombay City. Cause of the out-
break of — in, .
.
.
.
Bombay City. Course of the — in,
Bombay Presidency. Extent and
course of the — in the,
Cause and nature of —
.
.
Climate and other natural causes.
Influence of, on —
Curative treatment of —
.
.
Diagnosis. Difficulties of, .
.
Dissemination of — . Mode of, .
Failure to detect first cases of —
in Bombay ' .
Fatal nature of —
Forms of — classified .
.
.
Healthy conditions of life destroy
the virulence of —
History and geographical distribu-
tion of —
History. Previous, of — in India .
Infected
persons. — commonly
spread by, .
.
.
.
Infection. Danger of, spreading
by rats and monkeys
.
Infection. Manner in which the,
of — enters the system
Infection. The patient and his sur-
roundings the most dangerous
source of,
.
.
.
.
Insanitary conditions of life the
fostering cause of — .
Jeddah. Outbreak of — at, .
Lessons to be derived from the
recent experience of —
Mahamari, the Himalayan —
Measures best adapted to suppress
— epidemics .
•
.
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282
347
348
347
3
21
15
110
112
95
3
52
55
16
40
17
13
7
43
65
71
47
49
3i
25
40
433
435
90
435
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Railway— contd.
Examination
of
passengers.
Orders issued by the Bombay,
Baroda, and Central India — .
Administration for the, .
•
Examination of passengers. Orders
issued by the East Indian — .
Administration for the,
.
.
Inspection of — passengers .
Inspection of — passengers. Exten-
sion of arrangements for the,
after the passing of the Epidemic
Diseases Act .
Inspection of — passengers. Rules
framed by Local Governments
under the Epidemic Diseases Act
for the,
.
Inspection stations. Principal, along
the lines of —
Precautions taken by the East
Indian — Administration in
connection with the plague
Stoppage of third class — traffic.
Further history of the,
.
.
Stoppage of third class — traffic.
Objections against the,
Rainy Season —
Bombay Presidency. Arrangements
for plague operations during
the —
Rajputana —
Insanitary condition of —
.
«
P alanpur. Protection of — against
travellers from, .
.
.
.
Pah Plague in —
.
.
.
Plague
regulations.
General,
prescribed by the Agent to the
Governor General in —
Railway inspection stations. Prin-
cipal, in —
.
.
Railway inspection stations. Staff
at, in — .
.
Railway passengers. Inspection
of, .
.
.
.
.
.
Railway traffic. Rules for the in-
spection of, issued by the Agent
to the Governor General in — .
Rand, Mr. W. C.
Murder of — , Chairman of the
Poona Plague Committee .
.
Report on the plague in Poona
by —
.
.
.
.
Rangoon—
Quarantine. Imposition of, at —
against arrivals from Bombay .
Quarantine. Revised, rules for —
based on the Venice Convention
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304
303
310
316
311
306
301
293
192
87
301
81
250
3!3
328
306
328
202
197
357
372
Ranken, Dr. —
Calcutta. Advice of — with regard
to,
Insanitary condition of Rajpu-
tana villages. Account by — of
the,
. f
.
. _ .
Land quarantine. Opinion of —
on the subject of,
...
Pali Plague.
Report by — on
the, .
.
.
.
.
.
Rats-
German
Plague
Commission.
Conclusions of the, on the sub-
ject of plague in — .
.
Infection. Danger of — spreading,
Kankhal. Plague among — at,
Susceptibility.
Great, of — to
plague
Recrudescence —
— of plague in the Bombay Presi-
i
dency
Refuse-
Bombay. Disposal of the city —
in, . . .
.
.
.
Calcutta. Rule for the treatment
of rags and other — in, and other
Municipalities in Bengal .
.
Regulations —
Aj mere- M envara. General plague
— prescribed by the Chief Com-
missioner of,
.
.
Baluchistan. General plague —
prescribed by the Agent to the
Governor General in,
Baroda. General plague — pre-
scribed by the Agent to the Gov-
ernor General in, and the, Durbar
Belgium. — in, against arrivals
from infected Indian ports
.
Bengal. — issued by the Govern-
ment of, under the Epidemic
Diseases Act .
.
.
.
Bombay
-
issued
by
the
govern
ment of, under the Epidemic
Diseases Act .
.
.
.
British Mediterranean Depend-
encies (Malta, Gibraltar, and
Cyprus). — in the, against arrivals
from infected Indian ports
Burma. General plague — pre-
scribed by the Government of, .
Calcutta. General plague — issued
under the Epidemic Diseases Act
for, and other Municipal towns .
Central India. General plague —
prescribed by the Agent to the
Governor General in,
.
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248
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