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Poplar 1893

[Report on the sanitary condition of the parishes of Poplar and Bromley within the Poplar District with vital statistics]

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TABLE XI. INFECTIOUS DISEASES NOTIFICATION ACT, 1889. Parish of All Saints', Poplar. Result of Inspection of Premises during Quarter ending 1st April, 1893.

Diseases.No. of Premises Notified.Premises in good Sanitary condition.Premises with certain insanitary defects.Nature of Insanitary Defects.Total Defects.
Walls and Ceilings dirty, dilapidated or unwholesome.Drinking waterimpro-perly stored or insufficient.Defective or untrapped Drains.Water Closets in bad order without water, &c.Waste pipes connected with drain or untrapped.
Scarlet Fever70442216343329
Typhoid Fever138533118
Diphtheria14112325
Membranous Croup55325
Puerperal Fever11112
Simple Continued Fever11112
Erysipelas32225512210
Small Pox118321216
Total14793443141381167

N.B.—The number of Notifications of above-named Diseases during the three months were 179, shewing that in many
instances two or more cases were notified from the same house.