[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, The Vestry of the Parish of St. George the Martyr] page 7

St George (Southwark) 1858

[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 first Quarter, 1858. 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 Cases	New Cases	Total	Old Cases	New Cases	Total	Old Cases	New Cases	Total
1	19	39	58	28	27	55	70	41	111	111	18	129
2	36	33	69	38	39	77	69	42	111	\| 125	10	135
3	18	37	55	48	32	80	73	29	102	127	5	132
4	39	41	80	46	29	75	72	37	109	118	5	123
5	45	32	77	48	37	85	71	41	112	118	10	128
6	34	36	70	43	32	75	71	36	107	126	9	135
7	44	36	80	40	32	72	69	33	102	122	11	133
8	26	33	59	58	29	87	48	33	81	122	11	133
9	37	36	73	47	31	78	52	48	100	119	10	129
10	27	28	55	41	41	82	74	38	112	122	12	134
11	35	28	63	37	37	74	59	50	109	129	6	135
12	20	89	59	43	35	78	79	35	114	127	9	136
13	35	22	57	19	25	44	71	18	89	119	9	128
TOTAL.	415	440	Average under care weekly, 65	536	426	Average under care weekly, 74	878	481	Average under care weekly, 104		125	Average under care weekly, 131
Grand Total Out-door—Old Cases, 1829, New Cases, 1347 = Average under care weekly—Out-door, 243—In-door, 131.
N.B.—It should be here remarked, that "Old Cases" means only those cases of illness that remain on the hooks more than one week, and consequently involve repetitions of the same case.
Corresponding Quarter of last Year	678	396	82	422	382	62	1127	604	133		157