Medical Times and Gazette, Volumen2J. & A. Churchill, 1867 |
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... population of London by the two great Companies which draw from the Lea , but also upon the supply of the whole metropolis . The custom of drinking water from a river which is a high- way for traffic , and into which human excrement and ...
... population of London by the two great Companies which draw from the Lea , but also upon the supply of the whole metropolis . The custom of drinking water from a river which is a high- way for traffic , and into which human excrement and ...
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... ( population 81,818 ) with 4 inspectors , in Chelsea ( population 65,957 ) with 7 , in the City of London ( population 102,887 ) with 8 , in Whitechapel ( population 76,386 ) with 4 , in St. James's , Westminster ( population 34,155 ) ...
... ( population 81,818 ) with 4 inspectors , in Chelsea ( population 65,957 ) with 7 , in the City of London ( population 102,887 ) with 8 , in Whitechapel ( population 76,386 ) with 4 , in St. James's , Westminster ( population 34,155 ) ...
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... population 3293 ; salary £ 45 per annum . The Second District ; area 7824 ; population 1533 ; salary £ 32 per annum . Also the Workhouse ; salary £ 15 per annum . Calne Union . Mr. Willmot has resigned the District ; area 27,689 ; popu ...
... population 3293 ; salary £ 45 per annum . The Second District ; area 7824 ; population 1533 ; salary £ 32 per annum . Also the Workhouse ; salary £ 15 per annum . Calne Union . Mr. Willmot has resigned the District ; area 27,689 ; popu ...
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... population .. Males . Females . Total . 515 1118 563.4 1176-3 1294 Deaths of people above 90 DEATHS IN SUB - DISTRICTS FROM EPIDEMICS . tion , 1861 . Popula- Small Mea- Scar- Diph- Whoop- pox . sles . latina , theria . ing- cough . Ty ...
... population .. Males . Females . Total . 515 1118 563.4 1176-3 1294 Deaths of people above 90 DEATHS IN SUB - DISTRICTS FROM EPIDEMICS . tion , 1861 . Popula- Small Mea- Scar- Diph- Whoop- pox . sles . latina , theria . ing- cough . Ty ...
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... population is unfavourably circumstanced in the matter of hygiene or employment , but in country districts , though it occurs often enough in the suitable conditions of health , yet as the poorer population is there far more robust than ...
... population is unfavourably circumstanced in the matter of hygiene or employment , but in country districts , though it occurs often enough in the suitable conditions of health , yet as the poorer population is there far more robust than ...
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Página 134 - May 10, 1866, chloroform was administered, and a laminaria tent introduced and left in for twenty-four hours, a sponge tent being then substituted for twelve hours. The os being then tolerably open, Dr. Davis removed with a pair of long dressing forceps fifty-nine pieces of bone, the accompanying discharge being very offensive. On the following day twentyseven additional pieces were removed, and one came away subsequently, making a total of eighty-seven. Each of the three manipulations took from...
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Página 37 - The skull becoming too hot for the inmates, crowds of maggots rushed pele-mele from the ears and nostrils like people escaping from the doors of a theatre on fire. The natives merely tapped the skull with a stick to assist in their exit, and proceeded with their cooking until completed ; after which they ate the whole, and sucked the bones.
Página 37 - ... the spine to the neck. Many slave women and their children who witnessed this scene, rushed panic-stricken from the spot and took refuge in the trees. The Makkarikas seeing them in flight, were excited to give chase, and pulling the children from their refuge among the branches, they killed several, and in a short time a great feast was prepared for the whole party. My man, Mahommed, who was an eye-witness, declared that he could not eat his dinner for three days, so great was his disgust at...
Página 12 - English market is largely mixed with brandy, and is composed as much of elderberries as of grapes. The way in which what in England is called port wine has hitherto been manufactured for the London market is this : The Paiz de Venhaterio abounds in elder trees ; the berries of these trees are dried in the sun or in kilns.