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Lambeth 1905

Report on the vital and sanitary statistics of the Borough of Lambeth during the year 1905

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Name.	Age.	Block or Ward.	Date of Removal to Hospital.		Result of Bacteriological Examination. Nature of Bacilli found.	Date of Return from Hospital.		Length of stay (days) in Hospital.
Emma Foulger	6	C.S.	June	17	Klebs-Lœffler	Aug.	4	49
Richard Burrell	10	A.S.	„	19	„ „	July	3	14
*Clarence Rouse	4	B.S.	„	19	„ „	JulyAug.	125	45
*Clarence Rouse	4	B.S.	„	19	„ „	JulyAug.	125	45	*Thomas Chorley	4	„	„	20	„ „	JulyAug.	115	43
Doris Bissmore	4	C.S.	„	21	„ „	„	15	55	*Thomas Chorley	4	„	„	20	„ „	JulyAug.	115	43
Mildred Bounds	3	R.W.	„	21	„ „	July	28	37
William Randell	10	B.N.	„	21	„ „	Aug.	7	47
James Bounds	8	R.W.	„	21	„ „	Oct.	21	122
Daniel Mumford	6	„	„	21	„ „	Aug.	7	47
Florence Nicholls	8	„	„	22	„ „	„	11	50
George Eslin	9	„	„	22	„ „	„	11	50
Ellen Archer	6	„	„	22	„ „	,,	7	46
Violet Franks	8	D.N.	„	22	„ „	„	5	46
Alice Bounds	9	R.W.	„	22	„ „	„	7	46
Christopher Eslin	10	„	„	23	„ „	July	24	31
Alfred Nicholls	5	„	„	24	„ „	Aug.	7	44
Julia Bell(Attendant)	21	C.S.	„	24	„ „	„	7	44
Julia Bell(Attendant)	21	C.S.	„	24	„ „	„	7	44	Alfred Grubb	14	R.W.	„	28	„ „	July	29	31
Elizabeth Locke	5	C.S.	„	30	„ „	Aug.	14	45
Robert Beckett	9	R.W.	„	30	„ „	July	26	26
Sarah Greenwood	10	„	„	30	„ „	„	28	28
Rosina Hick	11	„	„	30	„ „	„	26	26
Frederick Marshall	6	„	„	30	„ „	Aug.	11	42
Florence Marshall	3	„	July	1	„ „	„	4	34
Rose Maddocks	10	D.N.	„	3	„ „	„	14	42
John Mumford	4	R.W.	„	4	„ „	July	29	25
Julia Baldwin	7	C.N.	„	10	„ „	Aug	15	36
Alice Noyes	13	P.	„	10	„ „	July	29	19
Charles Thompson	6	P.	„	14	„ „	Aug.	4	21

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N.B.—Miss Orbell, aged 28 years, a clerk at the Infirmary, was notified on
July 29th, and isolated at a private house in Norwood, away from the Institution.
* Emily Grantham, Clarence Rouse, and Thomas Chorley were returned from
Hospital with Diphtheria bacilli in their throats and noses, and were consequently
sent back on June 29th, July 14th, and July 14th respectively.
† Sent to Convalescent Home at Eastcliffe direct from Hospital.

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