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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    C.—Ilovement of the Spring Cholera with the monsoon into the unoccupied Listricts of the Bomlai/ Presidency—continued. death I each ig Cir- NUMBEE OF CHOLEEA DEATHS IN EACH MONTH. 1^ CO Districts and Registering Circles. CO -r^ lo 0 c« 4^ «H 00 .2 Or-< So . ft c3 1-5 cS d Pi 6 a 0 1-5 3 Hi S. -< CD ft Ul QJ 0 0 a > 0 Q CD fi ft 0 hJ <; 0 H Dharwar. /Nargnnd . /HubU „ Town . Kalghatgi Nawalgund Dharwar . Eon .... Dharwar, Town Bankapur Mngud Gadag Mangargi. Kod .... Karajgi . Eanibennur . Hungul . \ Gadag, Town . Sept. 1 U „ 11 „ 16 „ 17 „ 18 22 30 Oct. 6 22 „ 27 Nov. 9 10 Dec. 7 8 9R ,, 1^0 ... ... 2 39 62 17 21 13 3 27 00 107 77 467 270 21 21 10 18 2 3 1 0 93 75 8 204 '17 6 53 10 26 18 19 5 10 18 ioi '14 3 35 19 46 27 56 5 136 z 30 106 249 232 492 596 34 55 19 106 31 75 45 75 5 136 2 M A 0 pa ^ Dapoli Eajapur . CHplun . ] Khed 1 Eatnagiri 1 ,, Town Deogarh . V Malwan . April 15 June 28 July 22 Aug. 2 18 (?) Sept. 16 Oct. 1 8 3 1 6 ■ 7 145 7 32 35 19 134 30 26 8 18 14 16 73 22 4 2 29 5 20 7 136 3 2 15 8 1 13 15 11 8 1 1 15 520 74 69 47 89 28 38 35 Kanaea. , Mnndgod . Haliyal Karwar . Supa ^ Honawar . Oct. 12 22 Nov. 1 8 Dec. 21 3 3 i'o 11 2 1 3 4 6 ■ 4 4 16 15 8 4 Bombay Peesidenct 1 1 10 795 5,359 10,375 ,12,908 8,619 3,495 3,551 1,640 819 47,573 Analysis of the registration of 1875^ 166 registration circles of Madras returned Madras showing the limits of the cholera. The date on which these commenced to register the .spring and monsoon cholera. invasion, is shown in the analysis which follows :— Total circles registering . . . . . . . . . . = 16(5 Deduct the circles of the northern province, which has no special cholera history in 1875 = 10 also five circles of Malabar, which from January to May registered, probably in error, 9 cholera deaths between them . . . = 5 15 151 Deduct spring cholera of Southern India (January to June), geographically limited as below— Tiunevelly 2; Tanjore 13; Trichinopoly 8; Coimbatore 3; Madura 1 ; South Arcot 8 ; Chingleput 2 . . . . =37 Against 7,591 deaths to the south, caused by this spring cholera, to the north of this geographical line, 31 deaths only were registered between January and the end of June, in three circles of Cuddapah, which were entered on Srd, 14th and 23rd June . . . = 3 40 111 In the monsoon season, from 1st July to 31st August, 91 circles were entered = 91 Leaving from 1st September to 31st December 20 Three circles of South Canara were entered in the extension of the Bombay cholera of November; and in 17 circles of districts occupied iu July and August, the epidemic extended. These twenty circles were occupied, 8 in September, 4 in October, 5 in November, and 3 in December. The 31 deaths of Cuddapah are all that we have to show in anticipation of the monsoon cholera covering the entire north of the Madras Presidency. *^liree circles gave these deaths, dating the commencement on 3rd, 14 th and 23rd June. I observe that five circles of South Arcot and Chingleput were first invaded at the same time, namely, on 7th, 16th, 18th, 19th and 23rd June; and it is possible that the cholera of these three districts represented in homo- logy if not actually, in this locality the cholera of 20th June of the Nizam's Dominions and the Berars.