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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    11. -GENERAL STATISTICS OF STATIONS, 1867-76. XXI. COMPABATTVE STATEMENT skotving the ANNUAL RATIOS of STCKNESS and MOR- TALITY, on the AVERAGE of the TEN YEARS, of the CHIEF STATIONS of the PUNJAB from UMBALLA to AMRITSAR, occupied ly NATIVE\ TROOPS during the TEN-YEAR PERIOD 1867—76. I.—Daily sick-kate of each month. January February March April May June July August September October November December Ateeage annual daily sick-raxb II.—Admission-BATE oe each month January February March April May June July August September October November December A?EEAGE ANNUAL ADMISSION-BATB III.—Composition op the aveeage annual ADMISSION-EATE. Cholera Intermittent Fever Remittent and Continued Fevers Apoplexy Dysentery Diarrhoea TIcpatitis Spleen Disease Kespiratory Diseases Phthisis Pulmonalis Dropsy Scurvy Rlieumatisra Venereal Diseases Eye Diseases Abscess and Ulcer Wounds and Accidents All other Causes Aveeage annual admission-eate IV.- -Composition of the avebage annual dbath-eate. Cholera Fevers Apoplexy Dysentery and Diarrhoea Hepatitis Spleen Disease licspiratory Diseases llcurt Diseases I'lilliisis Pulmonalis Dropsy Scurvy Atrophy and Ansemia All other Causes Violent Deaths Aveeage annual death-eatb Ratios pee 1,000 of Sieength. Umballa. JuUundur. Perozepore. 1 Mooltan. Sialkot. Meean Amritsar. Meer, 30'3 E9-8 40-1 37-7 30-5 49-8 29'2 30-7 46.8 40-4 34-5 28-7 40-9 2.5-6 25-8 39-6 39-3 28-4 30-6 40-0 16-9 2i-5 43-2 32-5 27-0 30-0 34-7 231 26'5 39-1 24-2 21-9 2ft-1 33-0 24*5 2-5*6 40-2 9.^-1 24-9 27-3 29*2 25'2 26-2 4.2-6 28-5 28-6 28-9 24-9 2u-9 45-1 61-6 37-0 44-7 34-6 42-2 34*1 65'1 90*4 49-S 8O-9 46-6 68-1 63*0 640 84 3 63-7 84-3 45-0 91-1 56*8 45 1 76-5 45-3 67-5 40-1 93-5 46-1 35-2 57-3 37-2 46-2 31-3 69-5 38*0 36-3 5G-8 38-7 44-0 33-6 60-6 33*8 S5'6 108 4 9fi-6 69-9 63-2 111-3 70*8 44'1 70 7 91-6 53-3 6-J-2 80-2 54*8 39'4 680 72-0 66-7 59-6 79-2 518 63'9 95 4 77-6 50-8 04-3 79-3 74*1 68.9 98'5 86-0 6I-4 66 5 85 ■ 9 93*0 73'6 1005 86-5 83-9 64-4 78-7 91'5 77'8 IH'2 IO6-4 823 71-3 79-] 101*3 176-0 387'3 162-9 118-1 177-1 195*6 253'8 248 1 106-8 308-4 141-4 272-3 339*2 227-5 2187 212-2 280-1 123-6 356-4 253*0 124-1 192*9 137-4 175-4 101-5 270-9 168*4 65*3 120'4 113-6 96-7 66'4 I68-5 il7'9 • 12114 1G19'0 1416-4 14<59-5 980! 1793-1 1641'0 I'O *9 1 •o •3 •3 3-1 £1 X 669'0 886*6 940-9 940-O 383*6 1139'3 1109'7 5'9 8*1 2-5 3-5 7*0 14-3 11 0 -2 ■4 -g ■ 42*8 61*3 34-3 40-2 36'9 663 81'0 19*6 16'9 07-1 22-4 21 '8 33-9 34*4 1*3 2'6 '8 1-1 1*5 23 I'O 3-5 18*2 10-6 6-6 3'1 17-0 14-9 30-9 49*6 32-8 52-3 51-7 78-3 55-4 1-3 3*8 1 ■'7 1-4 4-4 2-0 •A. '* •9 -(3 •7 1-7 -5 2-8 2-9 1-3 10 55-1 103-6 45-3 40-1 71-0 64-2 42-6 30'2 33-9 15-7 I8-3 29-8 2'2'8 36-4 511-1 22-0 33-5 39-6 34-6 25-0 14-9 91-5 119-9 143-0 113-2 93-7 133-4 105-1 116-6 167-5 48-1 107-7 1311-4 104-2 6S-6 85-1 132-6 64-4 80-0 110-4 82-3 636 1211-4 1019-0 1416-4 1469-5 980-1 1793-1 16110 •35 •38 •17 •20 -13 1-45 1-51 2-55 4-51 2-52 2-11 1-24 5-33 308 -10 -32 1 05 2-27 ■51 -40 r-'24 1-94 3-08 •12 -10 13 -21 •38 -17 •16 l-'74 1-51 2^02 4-21 l-'87 7-19 4-61 -10 •25 •08 ■23 •tl.5 -'50 •30 •50 •97 ■51 •23 •19 13 •'46 1-32 -'10 -'49 ■51 •81 •95 •'67 1-00 -87 1-29 -51 •12 •95 •51 1-00 •38 -73 1^54 7-68 13-44 7-07 9-62 6-7-1 20-19 1538