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City of London 1891

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

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APPENDIX G.

Table: Cases of Infectious Disease in the Port of London, from 1st January to 30th June, 1891.

Cases of Infectious Disease in the Port of London, from 1st January to 30th June, 1891.

Date.Name of Vessel.Description.Official No.Owners or Brokers.Where lying.Disease.Source of Infection.Where case removed to.
1891.Canvey Island—Measles (6)Previous casesIsolated at resi dence
Jan. 1
„ 5LondonStr.45,007John Hall & CoLondon DockSmall-poxHospital at LisbonMet. Asylums Hospital
„ 6Cinvey Island————MeaslesPrevious casesIsolated at residence
„ 10Ditto————DittoDittoDitto
„ 10Ditto————DittoDittoDitto
„ 15Ditto————DittoDittoDitto
„ 16Ditto————DittoDittoDitto
„ 20TenasserimStr.71,701Galbraith, Pembroke & Co.TilburyEnteric FeverRangoonConvalescent on arrival
Feb. 13 March 9Oritava OuzooStr. Str.65,901Oriental Steam Navigation Co. A nderson, Anderson & Co.Gravesend TilburyRubeola Enteric Fever(?) SydneyPort Sanitary Hospital Buried at sea
„ 17GlenlyonStr.68,010McGregor, Gow & Co.DittoSmall-poxShanghaeHospital at Shanghae
„ 20Royal AliceSail45,455David Fernid, LiverpoolCanal Dry DockDitto (7)Rio JaneiroSurvivors convalescent on arrival
,, 31Garth CastleStr.82,849Donald Currie & Co.TilburyEnteric FeverPort ElizabethPort Sanitary Hospital
» ».DittoDi ttoDittoDittoRemittent Fever(?)Ditto

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