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Fulham 1878

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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nance of cases removed by your orders. Owing to this new arrangement,
no less a sum than £438 was directly saved dining
the year. Besides which it must have been an incalculable advantage
to the patients to be spared the long journey, to
Highgate while suffering from such an exhaustive disease as
variola.

Sub-District of Fulham.

Sub-District of St. Paul

Sub-District of St. Peter.

Qurtr.Mean Tem'' ature,MalesFemales.Total.MalesFemales.TotalMalesFemalesTotalGrand Total
1stDEG. 41.5129135264145122267181735566
2nd54.6154162316126140266201939621
3rd60.8131111212158179337141731610
4th41.6119106225148143291141933549
Tot'l49.65335141047577584116166721382346

fulham small pox hospital.
The existence of the Fulham Small Pox Hospital has been a
great anxiety to the inhabitants of Fulham, no one can doubt
it has been very injurious to the immediate locality so far as pecuniary
interest is concerned; but this is not the point which it
is my duty to deal with in presenting to you the facts that have
come before me. There is not a more difficult task than to decide
whether or not the existence of a Small Pox Hospital in a
locality is a means of propagating the disease. It is not