[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]
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Table: TABLE IV.T otal number of the undermentioned Diseases recorded in the Books of the Medical Officers of the Union, from 1861 to 1874, and the total cases of illness.
TABLE IV.
T otal number of the undermentioned Diseases recorded in the Books of the Medical Officers of the Union, from 1861 to 1874, and the total cases of illness.
Years.
Erysipelas.
Puerperal Fever
Carbuncle.
Bronchitis and Catarrh.
Pneumonia and Pleuritis.
Croup.
Rhenmatic Fever.
Ague.
Delirium Tremens.
Lead Poisoning
Total.
1864
92
1
6
786
95
0
14
13
1
0
14932
1865
97
2
1
745
123
0
14
12
4
0
15594
1866
62
0
7
546
244
7
66
12
13
0
16502
1867
65
1
5
642
228
5
183
10
10
0
17181
1868
80
2
5
450
208
3
157
18
10
20
17417
1869
75
1
6
632
258
1
100
35
11
12
14031
1870
82
0
1
825
195
0
134
44
5
12
14148
1871
56
3
7
1149
153
3
77
14
5
35
10194
1872
51
2
6
511
61
1
71
14
5
22
4864
1873
89
2
5
539
91
4
88
17
3
15
4887
1874
20
1
2
443
53
5
65
9
7
21
3785
Table: TABLE V.Showing the total Births, Deaths, Deaths of Non-residents, Residents, and total Deaths in the London Hospital in each year, from 1864 to 1874.
TABLE V.
Showing the total Births, Deaths, Deaths of Non-residents, Residents, and total Deaths in the London Hospital in each year, from 1864 to 1874.
Year.
Population.
Total Births.
j Total Deaths.
Total Deaths in the London Hospital.
Deaths of non-residents, exclusive of deaths from accidents.
Deaths of Residents.
Proportion of Deaths of non-residents to the deaths of residents in hospital.
Kate of mortality per 1000, deducting the deaths of nonresidents.
*These years contain 53 weeks. In making this calculation, one week's average of deaths
is deducted, viz., 50 and 46 respectively.
The number of Inquests which have been held this year in this District has been 327. In
the preceding year the number was 336.