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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

City of London 1892

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

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Table: APPENDIX G.— continued.

APPENDIX G.— continued.

Date.Name of Vessel.Description.Official No.Owners or Brokers.Where lying.Disease.Source of Infection.Where case removed to.
1892. May 2Monte VidennStr.95,021Allan Bros. & Co.Royal Albert DockEnteric Fever(?)Seamen's Hospital
2Assaye,,98,949Brocklebank & Co.Victoria DockChicken-poxPrevious casePort Sanitary Hospital.
„ 18Whitehall,,58,787H. C. SmithWest India DockSmall-pox(?)Asvlums Board Hospital
„ 24Garth Castle,,82,849Donald Currie & Co.East India DockEnteric FeverCape TownDitto
„ 24Bona,,91,043Bailey & LeethamSurrey DocksErysipelas(?)Seamen's Hospital
June 1Count d'Aspremont,,70,222Sawer, Mead & Co.ErithDitto(?)Ditto
„ 8CornwallTraining Ship—Reformatory ShipPurfleetSmall-pox(?)Asylums Board Hospital
„ 16Orkla -Str.95,202Andorsen, Becker & Co.Deptford BuoysEnteric Fever(?)Seamen's Hospital
25WorcesterTraining Ship—Thames Nautical Training College.Greenhithe" Slight. Diphtheria "(?)Isolated
,, 25SeekerSail78,967E. Gill -QueenboroughEnteric Fever(?)Seamen's Hospital
26RomeStr.81,820P. & O. S. N. Co.Royal Albert DockVariola(?)Asylums Board Hospital

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