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Hanover Square 1859

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hanover Square, The Vestry of the Parish of Saint George]

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II. Sickness. — The number of cases of sickness
relieved by the usual public institutions in the Hanover
and May Fair sub-districts has been 833, against 964 in
the preceding quarter of this year, and 1,030 in the corresponding
quarter of last year.
Amongst these were 107 cases, being about an eighth
of the whole, of catarrh and bronchitis, or what is popularly
called cold, 27 of diarrhoea, 22 of fever or febricula,
2 of small-pox, 10 of measles, 1 of diphtheria, 5 of scarlatina,
and 22 of sore-throat of various kinds, some cases
being dependent on the scarlatina poison.

Table: Concerning theplaceswhere sickness prevailed, we present, as before, the following table of the most thickly peopled districts.

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Concerning theplaceswhere sickness prevailed, we present, as before, the following table of the most thickly peopled districts.

	Population.	Total Parish patients.	Deaths of children.	Deaths of adults.
Moder Lodgings	130	23	1	1
Blomfield Buildings	130	18	0	0
Brick Street	206	4	1	1
Brown Street	200	34	1	1
Carrington Street	280	12	1	1
GeorgeStreet,Grosvenor Square, and George Yard	\| 540	47	2	2
Grosvenor Market	211	6	0	1
Grosvenor Mews	944	42	3	2
Hertford Place	200	24	0	0
John's Court, Farm Street	80	11	0	0
May's Buildings	122	8	0	1
Mount Row and Place	133	18	0	2
North Bruton Mews	154	0	1	0
Street's Buildings	79	4	0	0
Queen Street, Oxford Street	316	17	0	4
Robert Street, Grosvenor Square	543	23	0	0
Thomas Street	600	52	2	0
Lancashire Court	270	37	3	0

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Hanover Square 1859

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Table: Concerning theplaceswhere sickness prevailed, we present, as before, the following table of the most thickly peopled districts.