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Whitechapel 1881

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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VACCINATION.

The Medical Officer of the Workhouse, together with the number of Births Registered during the same quarters.

Quarter ending—PUBLIC VACCINATORWorkhouse.Totals.Births
Primary Cases.Re-Vaccination.Primary Cases.Re-Vac-cinationPrimary Cases.Re-Vaccination.Registd.
March, 1879273137—3101753
June6392425—56424656
September464227—4912658
December373—33—406—655
April 3rd, 1880 (14weeks)380231—4112846
June533—25—558—676
September387615—4026590
December335135—3701621
Totals328436228—3512365455

Quarterly Return of Small Pox and Fever Cases and Deaths in the Asylum Board Hospitals, September 30th to December 30th.

FEVER.—19 Admitted.SMALL POX.—25 Admitted.
Men.Women.Children.Total.Men.Women.Children.Total.
North District1113North District43512
South District111416South District65213
1925
Of these 19*— 10 were admitted from the London Hospital (8 being non-resident in Union).Of these 25— 7 were admitted from the London Hospital (4 being non-resident in Union).
3 Died. Craven, Thomas, aged 38, from 6, Angel-alley.4 Died. Groves, Frederick, aged 50, from 13 Oxford-street, W.C.
Tubb, Mary A., aged 29, from 101, Wentworth-st.Covney, Peter, aged 28, from 3, Norwich-court.
Ratigan, Patrick, aged 4, from 10, Crown - court, Went-worth-street.
Wood, James, aged 5, from London Hospital, (late of 111, Finnist., Bethnal Green.)
Kenny, Mary A., aged 8, from 4, Paternoster-row.