London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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City of London 1913

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

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County.Parish.Vessels.Persons.
Brought forward9786,548
Essex(continued)Rochford R.D. (continued)—
Little Stambridge36
Paglesham44
South Benfleet510
South Fambridge11
Sutton12
Leigh1023
Southend-on-Sea M.B.—
Prittlewell40127
Southchurch24
South Shoeburyness36
Kent- Dartford R.D.—
Dartford11
Crayford24
Stone19c299c
Swanscombe33d483d
Erith30153
Northfleet2196
Gravesend M.B.—
Gravesend25184
Milton2778
Strood R.D.—
Chalk49
Cliffe1027
Denton627
Frindsbury Extra1475
Hailing58
Higham33
Hoo R.D.—
Allhallows24
Hoo48
Isle of Grain714
Stoke11
Sheppey R.D.—
Emley36
Minster in Sheppey34
Queenborough17408
Sheerness3287
Census 19011,2999,166

LAUNCHES.
The new motor launch "George Briggs" was delivered in October, and has done
good work since in inspection of vessels lying in the Upper District. The launch fulfils
all requirements in that district, is easily handled and speedy. Being of shallow
draught the advantages in this respect over the old steam launches have already been
proved. Creeks can now be visited, also vessels lying in shallow water during the ebb
tide.
The steam launch "Denton" has been sold, and the "Clotho" is at present,
pending sale, being used as a reserve. For this the old launch is very useful, being a
good sea-boat, can be used even in bad weather on the Gravesend Station when the
larger launches have to lay-by for overhaul.
(c) Includes Training Ship "Warspite," 209 persons.
(d) Includes Training Ships "Arethusa" and "Chichester," 240 persons.