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St George (Southwark) 1857

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, The Vestry of the Parish of St. George the Martyr]

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health, for the second Quarter, 1857.

TABLE 3.—Mortality and Meteorology.

WeekDEATHS, from local weekly returnsBarometer corrected MeanThermometer (Averages)Dew PointWeight of Vapour in cubic foot of air, grainsWindRain in inches
Total Zymotic DiseaseDiarrhoeaChest DiseasesTotal MortalityAverage of the Weeks for 10 yearsof Highestof Lowest
PhthisisAll other
130262523.929.45754.944.934.83.0S.W.0.39* The amount of Rain was less than the Average of the Quarter for many years, which, according to Howard, is 5.719; in the corresponding Quarter last year 6.25. Highest temparature June 28th, 92.5. Meteorology from Dr. Thomson's reports taken at St. Thomas's Hospital.
220832624.629.65160.247.544.23.6variable0.51
330672821.929.57653.739.335.12.6variable0.48
421141424.330.00459.344.038.12.8N.0.10
560442222.930.14948.939.132.12.3N.E.0.16
691183122.730.09454.539.233.12.5N.E.0.00
771352521.729.93167.451.746.23.8variable0.33
830331824.529.83471.953.247.23.9W.0.58
991142925.729.72369.551.743.93.5variable0.08
1032412124.129.99873.353.948.34.0S.W.0.01
1131332223.329.87969.952.443.93.6S.W.0.99
1261121820.330.01671.149.742.13.2E.0.92
1341432021.930.15882.259.752.14.6E.0.19
Summaries and Averages6094153299301.829.86465.348.842.93.4S.W. and E.4.74
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