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St Pancras 1897

Annual report from the chairman of the health committee on the business of the department

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DestroyedArticlks.Disinfected.
75Beds2072
27Mattresses1480
69Palliasses1278
11Bolsters1939
18Pillows4162
13Sheets8
7Blankets3260
6Counterpanes1020
1233Wearing Apparel13,023
7Rugs and Mats696
69Cushions598
86Carpets941
8Covers637
6Curtains6-30
844Sundries924
247932,668

Family Shelter.—The following Table gives for the year the dates of admission, the number of families, of males, females, and children, the place from whence they came, and the disease after which disinfection was required, and for which the Shelter was sought:—

Date. 1897.Males.Females.Children under 10.Dwelling Place.District.Disease.Length of Stay.
January 6th_4Cromer StreetSScarlet Feverdays 1
13th—13Stibbington StreetEDiphtheria1
14th—31King's placeEScarlet Fever1
February 18 thi21Tonbridge StreetS„1
March 23rd.—11Judd StreetS„1
„ 26th.—11Chalton StreetEDiphtheria1
May 18th—13King StreetEScarlet Fever2
„ „l——„ „E„1
„ 27th—12Pancras SquareE„1
July 8th—13Arlington RoadW„1
„ 12th—I1Chenies MewsSDiphtheria1
August 9th—2—Derby BuildingsSScarlet Fever2
„ 17thl1—Hampstead RoadW„1
September 9th—11Arlington RoadW„I
October 2ndl13Warren StreetS„1
„ 19th—12Midhope BuildingsS„1
November 9th—11Frederick StreetS„1
20th—22Thanet StreetSDiphtheria1
„ 23th—I—Piatt StreetEScarlet Fever1
„ 30th211Polygon BuildingsE„1
December 11th11—„ „E„1
23rd—21„ „E„1

VACCINATION.
The usual Table?, kindly supplied by the Vaccination Officers—Messrs. Richards
md Webb, are set out in the two following pages : —