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No. 121, dated 24th idem, intimating that the prevalence of cholera has subsided to
a great extent in Mouzah Suhutwar, Pergunnah Khureed.
A. SHAKESPEAR,
Commissioner.
(COPY.)
From Magistrate of Ghazeepore, to Commissioner, Benares Division (No. 121).-
Dated Ghazeepore, the 24th August, 1869.
SIR,-With reference to my letter, No. 117, dated 17th instant, I am glad
to inform you that the prevalence of cholera has subsided to a great extent in Suhut-
war, Pergunnah Khureed. From the reports which now come to me, it appears that
one or two cases of cholera occur daily, but do not terminate fatally as before, and the
epidemic has not spread itself beyond Suhutwar.
I have, &c.,
(Sd.) G. ?. PASLEY,
Magistrate.
No order.
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No. 121, dated 24th idem, intimating that the prevalence of cholera has subsided to
a great extent in Mouzah Suhutwar, Pergunnah Khureed.
A. SHAKESPEAR,
Commissioner.
(COPY.)
From Magistrate of Ghazeepore, to Commissioner, Benares Division (No. 121).-
Dated Ghazeepore, the 24th August, 1869.
SIR,-With reference to my letter, No. 117, dated 17th instant, I am glad
to inform you that the prevalence of cholera has subsided to a great extent in Suhut-
war, Pergunnah Khureed. From the reports which now come to me, it appears that
one or two cases of cholera occur daily, but do not terminate fatally as before, and the
epidemic has not spread itself beyond Suhutwar.
I have, &c.,
(Sd.) G. ?. PASLEY,
Magistrate.
No order.
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| India Papers > Medicine - Disease > Report of an outbreak of cholera in Suhutwar, Bulliah sub-division > (8) Page 5 |
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| Description | Short report contains 1869 cholera statement and correspondence from officials. |
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| Description | The Disease collection consists of 51 volumes from British India, dating from 1868 to 1920. Official publications varying from short reports to multi-volume histories related to disease, public health and medical research. Focuses on cholera, leprosy, plague and malaria. |
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