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City of London 1889

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]

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APPENDIX G.

Cases of Infectious Disease in the Port of London, from January 1st to June 30th, 1889.

Date.Name of Vessel.Description.Official No.Owners or Brokers.Where lying.Disease.Source of Infection.Where case removed to.
Jan. 16BallaaratStr.81,838Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co., Leadenhall-st.Royal Albert DockMeaslesGibraltarConvalescent on board.
„ 17Canvey Island CoastGuardStation- - - - -- - - - -MeaslesPortsmouthTreated at Station.
„ 25RavenStr.87,144General S. N. Co., Great Tower-street.South West India DockSmall-poxOportoMetropol. Asylums' Board Hospital.
Feb. 2Clan McArthurStr87,657Cayzer, Irvine & Co., Gracechurch-street.Tilbury DockMalarial FeverTreated on Board.
„ 8ClydeStr.84,345Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co., Leadenhall-st.Royal Albert DockSmall-poxBombayBrindisi Hospital.
„ 27Clan SinclairStr.86,705Cayzer, Irvine & Co., Gracechurch-street.Tilbury DockFever and AgueBombayConvalescent on board.
„ 28LisbonStr.65,609J. Hall & Co., 1, New London-street.London DockSmall-poxLisbonSmall-pox Hospital
Mar. 15NavarinoStr.68,894British India S. N. Co., 13, Austin-friars.Royal Albert DockChicken-pox (6)CalcuttaPort Sanitary and Seamen's Hospitals.
May 7JasonStr.81,400J. Swire & Sons, 19, Bil-liter-street.GravesendSmall-poxPort SaidPort Sanitary Hospital.
„ 8ArethusaTraing. Ship.National Refuges for Homeless and Destitute ChildrenGreenhitheScarlet Fever(?)Seamen'sHospital.
„ 21ColoradoStr.93,119Wilson & Sons, HullGravesendMeaslesNew YorkConvalescent on board.
„ 21NepaulStr.73,821Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co., Leadenhall-st.Royal Albert DockMeasles (?)MadrasDitto.
„ 22RoseSail23,322W. Steveson, East Hartlepool.GravesendScarlet FeverHartlepoolPort Sanitary Hospital.