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City of Westminster 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Westminster, City of]

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Occupations of Persons Notified in 1911—continued.

Occupations of Persons Notified in1911—continued.

Outdoor.Indoor.
Present.Past.Present.Past.
Males.
Shop assistants 4
Dispenser 1
Journalists 2
Bottle and rag dealer 1
Hair dresser 1
Printers 2
Book-edge gilder 1
Females.Females.
Flower sellers 3Housewives 311 Furrier
Casual—streets 51 Lady's maid
1 Machinist
2 Tailoresses
1 shop assistant
Housekeeper 1
Servants 20
Governess 1
Tailoresses 8
Dressmakers 6
Fur sewer 1
Shop assistants 4
Waitresses 21 Servant
Church pew at
tendant 1
Office cleaning
charing 5
Packer in laun
dry 1
No occupation 71 Tailoress

Nationality.—The majority of the persons affected were English but there were also the following:—

Males.Females.Males.Females.
Irish202German5-
Scots3Russian118
American2Italian31
French23Spanish-1
Austrian1-

All the Kussians and 1 Englishman were Jews.
Opportunities of infection.—In 12 instances there were definite
opportunities for infection to have been conveyed by proximity to consumptive
fellow workmen.