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Lambeth 1904

Report on the vital and sanitary statistics of the Borough of Lambeth during the year 1904

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Local Government Board.Table iii.

notifiable disease.cases notified in whole district.total cases notified in each localitt.no. of cases removed to hospital from each locality.
At all Ages.At Ages—Years.Waterloo.Lambeth Church 1st.Lambeth Church 2nd.Kennington 1st.Kennington 2nd.Brixton.Norwood.Waterloo..Lambeth Church 1st.Lambeth Church 2nd.Kennington 1st.Kennington 2nd.Brixton.Norwood.
Under 1.1 to 5.5 to 15.15 to 25.25 to 65.65 and upwards.
Small Pox23213814......3...15...5......3...15...5...
Cholera..............................................................
Diphtheria31751161462624...2515506170722422134453516217
Membranous Croup11...74.........1...1...351...............3...
Erysipelas2518825271622128197636255314515810381
Senrbt Fever66021603987624...793964721861714970365258113683
Typhus Fever...............................................................
Enteric Fever101...525234719729132117576261014154
Relapsing Fever...............................................................
Continued Fever4......31............31..............................
Puerperal Fever15.........69...2113251.........2...1...
Plague...............................................................
Chicken Pox55661225253107...29376510511011396.....................
Totals193878522857172287221731212903064174411901047313014822423055

Notes.—(a) The localities adopted for this table are the same as those in Tables ii. and iv.
(b) Patients are removed to the Isolation Hospitals of the Metropolitan Asylums Board, one of which is
situated in Brixton Registration Sub-district.
N.B.—556 cases of Chickenpox were notified during 1904 (from April 8th to November 8th), but not one of
these was removed to Hospital.
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