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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 third Quarter, 1857. 7

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TABLE 5.—Cases of Sickness among the Poor.

Weeks	OUT - DOOR									WORKHOUSE
	Kent Road, Mr. Babbage			London Road, Mr. Wakem			Borough Road, Mr. Llewellyn			Mr. Brown
	Old Cases	New Cases	Total	Old Case3	New Cases	Total	Old Cases	New Cases	Total	Old Cases	New Cases	Total
1	32	33	65	30	25	55	50	43	93	108	20	128
2	37	40	77	13	24	37	52	49	101	117	18	135
3	30	42	72	19	55	74	54	50	104	118	13	131
4	44	46	90 1	43	29	72	55	61	116	112	8	120
5	18	63	81	30	35	65	43	59	102	108	9	117
6	27	47	74	29	27	56	55	43	98	104	6	110
7	23	56	79	26	35	61	40	45	85	105	9	114
8	31	50	81	23	31	54	40	58	98	101	7	108
9	49	36	85	14	13	27	61	37	98	98	9	107
10	47	39	88	19	23	42	36	44	80	100	8	108
11	51	33	84	19	16	35	10	32	72	104	4	108
12	53	34	87	15	24	39	40	39	79	101	2	103
13	40	37	77	25	11	36	56	28	84	! 97	6	103
TOTAL.	482	556	Average under ^!care weekly, 80	305	348	Average under care weekly, 50	622	588	Average under care weekly, 84	1373		Average under care weekly, 114
Grand Total Out-door—Old Cases, 1409, JTew Cases, 1492 = Average under care weekly—Out-door, 214—In-door, 114.
N.B.—It should be here remarked, that " Old Cases" means only those ca. cs of illness that remain on the books more than one week, and consequently involve repetitions of the same case.
Corresponding Quarterof last^v year	437	374	62	489	494	75	590	402	76