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St James's 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. James's, Westminster]

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Table: PARISH OF ST. JAMES, WESTMINSTER.APPENDIX TO REPORT; OF MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH.Table II.—Cases of Infectious Diseases notifiable under the Public Health (London) Act,1891,Sec. 55, and coming under the notice of the Sanitary Inspectors during the year1892.—Continued.

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PARISH OF ST. JAMES, WESTMINSTER.

APPENDIX TO REPORT; OF MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH.

Table II.—Cases of Infectious Diseases notifiable under the Public Health (London) Act,1891,Sec. 55, and coming under the notice of the Sanitary Inspectors during the year1892.—Continued.

No.of Case.	Date.	Address.	Sex.	Age.	Disease.	Removed to.	Patient' occupaton	Parent's Occupation.	Remark
90	1892. Sept. 7	Bristol Hotel. Burlington gardens	Male	38 years	Enteric Fever	Not removed
91	12	3, Harris's place	Male	3 years	Scarlet Fever	Hampstead Hospital		Police Constable
92	13	37, Carnaby street	Female	65 years	Erysipelas	St. Thomas Hospital	Waistcoat Maker
93	14	15, Berwick street	Female	6 years	Scarlet Fever	Fulham Hospital	Scholar	Tailor
94	15	69, Haymarket	Female	23 years	Scarlet Fever	London Fever Hospital	Barmaid
95	16	26, Denman street	Male	2½ year s	Scarlatina	Not remove0d0	0	Tailor
96	16	25,{Great Marlborough street	Male	30 years	Erysipelas	Middlesex Hospital	Newspaper Corresondent
97	19	15, Berwick street	Female	2½ years	Scarlet Fever	Fulham Hospital		Tailor	Died Oct. 4th.
98	22	8, West street	Male	40 years	Erysipelas	Cleveland Street Infirmary
99	27	1, Great Marlborough strtet	Female	23 years	Scarlet Fever	London Fever Hospital	Servant
100	28	Refuge, Ham yard	Male	30 years	Erysipelas	Central London Sick Asylum	Labourer

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St James's 1892

Table: PARISH OF ST. JAMES, WESTMINSTER.APPENDIX TO REPORT; OF MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH.Table II.—Cases of Infectious Diseases notifiable under the Public Health (London) Act,1891,Sec. 55, and coming under the notice of the Sanitary Inspectors during the year1892.—Continued.