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| Europeans | Indians | Chinese | Women and Children | Total Number of sick | Number of Deaths | Proportion of sickness |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 49 | 135 | 2 | — | 186 | 11 | 5.91 per cent |
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| Years | Cases of sickness | Deaths | Proportion |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1848 | 237 | 35 | 5 p.c. |
| 1849 | 170 | 9 | — |
| 1850 | 207 | 4 | — |
| 1851 | 186 | 11 | 5.91 |
In the preceding table the years marked thus (+) were distinguished for the excessive mortality amongst the Troops. By careful perusal the table will show an excess of sickness in those years in the Police Force, but, allowing for the accident of 1848, no remarkable excess of mortality.
+ Sixteen of these deaths occurred by the swamping of the Gunboat in a Typhoon — sinking of the 77.
It clearly shows that the endemic Remittent Fever evinces a peculiar malignity amongst the Troops from causes inherent within themselves, and that the visitation in alternate years—
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| Strength | Women and Children | Total Number of Persons | Deaths | Proportion of Deaths to strength |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Europeans: 29<br>Indians: 115<br>Chinese: 30 | 42 | 216 | 11 | 5 p.c. |
§ This Table includes the Changbang Guard.
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Table 12. The Paumber of Policemen, their wives and children sick min 1851, the number of Deaths and proportion of dan the to hickness.
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Women and Total Number Proportion of Enclo shears. Indianst Chinese Children of sick. of Deaths, libichness.
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186 115.91 pant
Table to 3_ The numbers, relatively, of cases of
Lickness and deaths in the Police Force sin the years 1848, 1849, 1850 and 1851
Years.
Casesoflickness Deaths. Proportion?
5.24-.-
+
1848
237
354
5 p.c.
1849
170.
9
1850
207.
4
1851.
186.
1.97 --
5.91
In the preceding table the years marked thus (+) were distinguished
+ Sixteen of these deaths occurred by the swam,
Gumbrat in a Typhoon-
nking of the
77
for the excessive mortality amongst the Troops. By careful perusal the table will chew an excess of sickness in those years in the Police Force, but, allowing for the accident of 1848, noremarkable excess of mortality
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It clearly shows that the endennie Remittent. Fever evinces a peculiar malignity amongst the Troops
from causes inherent within #hemselves, and that the visitation ion alternate
years- Table 194. The tumber of Policemen, their wives and children, the Fumber of Deaths and the proportion of Deaths to strength in 1851
Strength
Womuvand Foladormuleri
Proportion of death
Europeans Indians Chiver childrew of Persons. Deaths to strength.
ii 5p.c.
30.
42
216
§ This Table includes the Chain bang Guard-
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