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In comparing the teve preceding
tables, it with be observed that the cases
of sickness exceeded. the strength. This is to be accounted for in two
ways; first,
the same individuals will at different.
times come under tratiment for different diseases, and thus each
than
man may represent
one cade.
of sickness; secondly,
the police force is liable to frequent changes,
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much so, that, 1
were all the individual
reckoned, who have been
average
ages above would be struck against nearly double the strength. I
"When the class of persons who
compose the police
are considered, their
No
Table Nr. 4. _ Showing the fixed. Ar of Silicemen,
their Wives and Children, the No of Deaths, and the proportion of deaths to strength.
kicrape. Ãa of Idlies impleyce. Nemen. Totals Total Proportion
s of of Deaths Europeans Indians Chinese children Severe Baths to Staugth.
30
9624
and
16166
95.42
5.42 p.c.
habits and the exposed nature of their
duties, the above table shows.
a nost
gratifying result. The
in the city of Liverpool is only
below the above numbers.
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verage mortality only a fraction
Table N. 5. _ Cahibiting the comparative amount of sickricss and death in each month,
amongst the Police in the several muiths.
of $1847, 1848 and 1849.
M of Cries of Sicknej are Zeath's
1847
1848.
Cases Grath's bases Denthe Cases.
1849.
Deaths
Month.
January February
47
32
15
A
46.
ну
22
March.
3/
$57
15
April.
22
42
9
May.
38
56
20
June
35
63
17
July
46
78
5
20
August
96
77 19
14
3
: September .
40
in
the service, the
October.
26
57
November.
37
2
36
13
December. 57
36
2
9
Total 461
6
650 34 170 9
The preceding table would have
shown
Pho
striking
resemblance in numbers
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