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Whitechapel 1881

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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The following Table exhibits the weekly progress in London of the existing epidemic of small-pox, and is continued from page 8 of my Report for the Quarter ended 2nd October, 1881.

1881. Week endingDeaths.Number of Patients in the Asylum Hospitals.
October 813422
,, 1522443
,, 2214455
,, 2924453
November 512453
„ 1227440
,, 1913452
,, 2620499
December 328477
,, 1022460
,, 1725471
,, 2423474
„ 3132485
Total Deaths in London275

Quarterly Return of Small-pox and Fever Cases sent to Small-pox and
Fever Hospitals, to 31st December, 1881.

SMALL POX.

Men.Women.Children.Total
North District2024
South „546151
19

*(Jf these lo—b were non-resident in the Union.
5 of them were admitted from the London Hospital.
1 „ was „ ,, Infirmary, where he had walked
from Hungerford Street, Commercial Eoad, E.
3 Died.
Chester, Thomas, aged 46 years, of 5, Osborn Place, W.C.
Chapman, Henry „ 10 „ 63, Great Garden Street, M.E.N.T.
Elderbright, Mary A. 21 ,, London Hospital (St. George St., East).

FEVER.

Men.Women.Children.Total.
North District74415
South „471728*
43

*0f these 28—
13 were admitted from the London Hospital, 10 being non-residents
and 3 being residents of the Union.
5 Died.
Thomas, Sarah, aged 30 years, of 18, Brady Street, W.C.
Wills, John ,, 35 „ 3, Charlotte Court, W.C.
Hobbs, Ellen „ 24 ,, 19, George Street, C.C.
Bagley, Winifred „ 8 ,, 2, Little Tun Yard, W.C.
Dillon, Bridget „ 15 „ 40, Koyal Mint Street.