Reports bringing up the statistical history of the European Army in India and of the Native Army and jail population of Bengal to 1876 : and the cholera history of 1875 and 1876, in continuation of reports embracing the period from 1817 to 1872 / by J.L.Bryden.

  • James Bryden
Date:
1878
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Credit: Reports bringing up the statistical history of the European Army in India and of the Native Army and jail population of Bengal to 1876 : and the cholera history of 1875 and 1876, in continuation of reports embracing the period from 1817 to 1872 / by J.L.Bryden. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    L-STATISTICS OF PROVmCES, 1867-76. XVI. GENERAL STATISTICS of SICKNESS and MORTALITY among the NATIVE TROOPS composing ihf CENTRAL INDIA FORCE for each Year of the Ten-year period 1867—76. I.-DAILY SICK-RATE OP EACH MONTH OP THE PERIOD. YEAR. 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 1874 1875 1875 1867—76 Average Number Daily Sick pee 1,000 of Sieength. Average Strength DailySick- of each rate of the year. Jan. Feb. March. April. May. June. July. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. year. 4,212 30-9 34-6 33-6 287 29-5 347 35-2 35-1 42-6 43'6 436 34-6 35« 3,177 342 277 25-1 25-3 24-8 271 31-1 33-5 40-1 41'9 37-7 31-9 31-5 4,010 27-9 28-2 367 38-3 33-8 389 36-6 434 56-8 103-0 93-5 47-5 48-9 4,054 37-0 307 317 29-2 29-9 26-8 28'B 35-9 41-9 511 46-8 46-5 36-5 4,026 367 341 34-5 32-0 34-2 30-1 32-1 347 28'0 377 S5-4 29-6 33-3 4,444 33-3 33-6 32-4 32-8 33-5 30-8 35-1 39-5 44-9 65-8 49-5 367 38'3 4,442 34-1 30-0 23*2 28-0 26-2 27-3 287 3J-3 40-5 44-0 41-4 37-8 33-1 4,197 34-3 31-3 20-9 25-9 24-1 24-4 27-4 29-6 355 42-5 33-4 37-3 31-3 4,428 29-4 314 22-1 23-6 248 25-0 27-0 .302 34'0 36 3 32-5 29-6 28-9 4,526 277 28-2 25-0 28-8 26-9 22-6 28-4 30'3 337 34-8 39-4 30-0 29-6 41,517 32-5 31-0 29-1 293 28-8 287 31-0 34-6 397 49-1 451 36-1 347 II.—ADMISSION-RATE FROM ALL CAUSES IN EACH MONTH OF THE PERIOD. YEAR. 1867 ... 1868 ... 11869 ... 1870 ... 1871 ... ,1872 ... 1873 ... 1874 ... 1875 ... 1876 ... 1867—76 Admitted into Hospital pee 1,000 op the Average Sieength in each JIonth. Jan. Feb. March. April. May.^ June. July. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. rate oi tue year. 83-2 76-9 80-4 87-9 71-2 82 5 96-1 91-4 102-0 14,5-8 98-9 74-7 1094-0 79-4 717 87-1 72-4 77'5 90-9 61-8 80-5 123-0 93-0 843 68-9 9899 60-0 67-8 90-2 79-2 76-0 112-3 85-5 138-6 180-9 289-5 240-5 92-8 1517-0 82-5 62-6 69-5 75-4 83-4 57-6 75-9 121-7 126-8 158-2 135-0 96-5 1143-6 84-2 677 78 3 63-5 7'''5 58-0 66-4 103-4 74-7 1187 74-3 70-4 939-1 76-6 647 61-3 87-6 73-2 58-4 89-7 78-9 97-9 199-5 108-4 820 1080-8 76-4 45 9 47-3 737 63-4 50-3 63-8 76-1 1I4-2 94-1 75-2 71-3 843-1 55-1 47 0 627 48-4 47-2 48-5 86-7 83-8 115-0 112-2 84-9 93-4 887-1 60-4 63-3 &7-4 66-0 53-9 77-1 59-9 100-3 86-5 94-1 1062 62-0 884-8 59'8 71-2 55-3 52-1 74-0 45-8 68-2 83-5 76-4 114-6 105-1 70-4 867-2 71-3 63-4 680 69-6 68-4 67-3 74-5 95-5 : 108-5 142-2 110-9 78-1 1020-5 Admission- Ill.—COMPOSITION OF THE ADMISSION.RATE OP EACH YEAR. Admitted into Hospital pek 1,000 op the AvEEAas Steenqth in each Yeab. YEAR. a3 o Intermittent Fever. Remittent and Continued Fevers. M p. 0 ft <1 a (U >i Q 8 S3 e3 3 cs P. w Spleen Diseases. Respiratory Dis- eases. Phthisis Pul- monalis. P. 0 Q > 3 Rheumatism. Venereal Dis- eases. Eye Diseases. B -a a -2 0 < Wounds and Ac- cidents. All other Causes. Admission- rate of the year. 1867 .. 1868 .. 1869 .. 1870 .. 1871 .. 1872 .. 1-173 .. 1874 .. 1875 .. 1876 .. 4-7 15-7 •7 1-8 ■7 '2-5 •2 427-1 356-9 795-9 630-2 4-27-7 503-6 300-8 329-8 264-0 •290-1 6- 4 7- 2 7- 0 8- 1 11-2 10-6 5-9 217 34-6 117 '2 •8 •3 ■'2 •2 '2 •7 •9 35-6 25-5 72-8 439 30-6 41-9 22-1 24-3 34-3 32-9 36-1 31-.T 89-5 20- 7 28-2 40-7 22-5 21- 7 24-2 19-9 2- 8 1-9 3- 0 1-5 1-7 1-8 1-3 1-7 1-8 -7 -7 2-5 1- 7 4-2 4- 7 8-1 6-1 6-0 2- 3 5- 1 28-0 23-6 17-7 30-8 360 52-4 46-6 39-5 420 42-9 -5 •3 1-2 -5 •2 •4 1-4 1-6 1-3 -5 1-3 -5 ■5 ■5 -9 1-0 •4 -7 •6 1-0 •3 -7 1-4 11 •4 45-8 49- 4 53- 1 42-7 38-7 50- 4 44-6 54- 1 431 52-2 50-8 49-4 71-3 43-9 26-8 2.1-4 19-8 24 5 32-3 23-4 ,53-7 54-8 53-1 46-9 53- 4 54- 2 81-5 72-5 84-5 65-8 82-4 9»-7 110-6 77-2 76-5 94-5 948 82-7 921 87-7 120-4 112.4 102-7 92-5 97-9 84-8 109-4 107-2 1089 79-8 197-6 I8I-9 119-5 99-4 104-3 108-3 84-4 98-6 1161 161-8 10940 989-9 1517-0 1143-6 939-1 1080-8 843-1 887-1 8S4-8 867-2 1867—76 2-6 429-7 12-7 ■4 36-4 33-2 1-8 4-2 36-6 •8 -6 -6 47-4 36-0 62-6 88-9 101-2 124-9 1020-5 IV.-DEATH-RATE OF EACH YEAR, AND ITS GENERAL COMPOSITION, YEAR. Annual Death-eate pee 1,000 of Steength. Died pee 1,000 peom the Dipfeeent Causes op MoETALiTr. Annual Death-rate including Absent Deaths, calculated on the total Regi- mental Strength. A Cholera. B All other causes. C All causes. Cholera. Fevers. Apoplexy. Dysentery and Diarrhcea. Hepatitis. Spleen Disease. Respiratory Dis- eases. Heart Diseases, Phthisis Pul- monalis. p. p « Scurvy. Atrophy and All other Causes. Violent Deaths. 3H67 . 71 4-75 5-46 •71 1-42 •48 •24 1-60 •24 •47 •24 8^92 lSfi8 . 8-81 8-81 2-84 -62 •31 -63 •31 '•'63 •31 2^21 •95 8-65 1^69 . 9-47 9-98 19 45 9-'47 3-9!) '-'25 1-75 -25 1-0(1 •25 •25 2-24 18-09 H70 . 1085 10-85 4'93 -90 -25 1-23 '•'25 •25 1-23 '172 10-58 1H71 . 13-66 13-60 4-22 2-48 2-98 •26 3-23 •50 14-64 1'S72 . -90 1171 12-61 •90 1-80 -23 2-02 •23 4 95 '•'23 1-80 •45 13-55 ]87:i . •23 11-03 11-26 -23 1-HO •23 '•'23 4-50 -44 -44 '■'23 •23 2-03 •90 13 00 ]H71 9-77 9-77 2-14 '-24 •48 •71 2-62 •24 •48 •24 •24 1-66 •72 9-18 ]s7r, 'i-81 8-58 10-39 i-'si -68 -91 2-43 •45 ■H8 2-49 •90 9-C8 7S70 . •22 8-62 8-84 -22 1 33 •22 1-10 3-32 •44 •66 1-55 9-32 1867—76 1-32 9-78 11-10 1-32 2-46 •10 1-10 •19 •02 2-63 •10 •29 •10 •29 1-83- •62 11-56