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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Whitechapel 1882

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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7
WHITECHAPEL UNION INFIRMARY.

Table: Table of Cases of Feveradmitted into the Infirmary during the Quarter ending 1st April,1882.

Table of Cases of Feveradmitted into the Infirmary during the Quarter ending 1st April,1882.

Date of Admission, 1882.Where Admitted from.Date of sending to Fever Hospital.Length of time in the Infirmary.Whether Patients had Fever on admission.
5 JanuaryNotting Hill5 JanuaryThree hoursYes.
2613, Grey Eagle-street.27One daySlightly.
17 March11, Flower and Dean-street.20 MarchThree daysNo.
184, Dorset-st.21„ „No.

Table: SMALL-POX.Cases of Small-poxadmitted and sent to Small Pox Hospitals.

SMALL-POX.

Cases of Small-poxadmitted and sent to Small Pox Hospitals.

Date of Admission, 1882.Where Admitted from.Date of sending to Small Pox Hospital.Length of time in the Infirmary.Whether Patients had Small-pox on admission.
5 JanuaryFlower & Dean-st.,No. unkwn.5 JanuaryOne dayYes.
5Casual Ward5A few hours„
5Paddington5„ „„

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One case of Fever and 2 of Small-pox were admitted
from the Registered Lodging Houses.