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The deaths which took place in the Whitechapel Union
Infirmary have already been noticed. For
particulars concerning cases of sickness which
came under treatment by the District Medical
Officers, refer to Table H* of the Appendix.
The total number was 143 in excess of last year's total.
Pauper
Statistics.
The Water supplied by the New River and the East London
Water Companies during the year has not differed
appreciably, either in quantity or quality, from
that sent out during recent years. The usual
monthly statements which are published by the
Government Water Examiner; and also the Analytical and
Biological Returns which Messrs. Tidy and Oddling furnish, afford
satisfactory evidence that care is taken to supply good water in
sufficient quantity.
Water Supply
to the District.
Tables Q and R† are included in the Appendix. They set
out in the usual manner certain particulars
which, properly used are of service to
Sanitarians.
The slaughter-houses have become reduced in number since I
last reported. They have been regularly visited,
as have also the cow-houses in the district.
The following is a list of those which now remain
upon the Register:—
Meteorological
Returns.
Slaughterhouses
and
Cow-houses.
SLAUGHTER-HOUSES.
WHITECHAPEL.
Address. To whom Licensed.
269, Whitechapel Road Alfred Garton.
3, High Street Benjamin James Wood.
6, ,, ,, Solomon Horwitz and Joseph Lialter
27, ,, ,, Thomas Kefford.
4, „ ,, Charles Henry Knight.
2, ,, ,, Robert Lankester.
52, ,, ,, Joseph Nathan.
52, Cable Street Mary Pettitt.
MILE END NEW TOWN.
147, Hanbury Street John Arthur Garton.
NORTON FOLGATE.
29, Norton Folgate, High Street Edwin Covell.
* Page 28.
† Pages 34 and 35.