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Whitechapel 1867

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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TABLE II.—Showing the Deaths from Epidemic Diseases for the Three Months ending 30th March, 1867.

District.Small-PoxMeaslesScarlet FeverDiphtheriaHooping-CoughDiarrhoeaFeverTotalEemarks.
Artillery00002013
Spitalfields614041117
Mile End N. Twn.510022212Workhouse
Whitechapel, N310053214
Whitechapel Ch00014005Hospital
Goodman's Fields20003117
Aldgate00102115
Total16351228863
Deaths from Epidemics for the corresponding quarter, 1866.151314139229113

There were six deaths in the Fever Hospital, of persons who were sent by the Guardians
to that Institution, and three deaths from Small Pox of those sent to the Small Pox
Hospital. The total number of deaths therefore from Fever, has been fourteen;
and of Small Pox nineteen. The deaths in the Fever Hospital of persons
belonging to this district, in the quarter ending 30th June, 1866,
were ten, and in the Small Pox Hospital three. In the quarter
ending 30th December, the deaths in the Fever Hospital
were six. In the Small Pox Hospital there was
only one death.

TABLE III.—Showing the Ages at Death in the Workhouse, and in the London Hospital, for the Quarter ending 30th March, 1867.

0 and under 11 and under55 and under2020 and under4040 and under 6060 and under 8080 and upwardsTotal Males 52 Femls 49Corresponding Quarter of 1866.
Workhouse8631825374101119
L. Hospital111123330101Males 63 Femls 35 98123