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Paddington 1863

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington]

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TABLE I.

Births, Deaths, and Public Vaccinations of Inhabitants of Paddington.

	Population in 1861.		Births.	Deaths.	Vaccinations.
St. Mary's	39,009	First Quarter	345	245	114
St. Mary's	39,009	Second Quarter	400	372	175
St. John's	36,798	First Quarter	208	138	97
St. John's	36,798	Second Quarter	220	155	119
St. Mary's Hospital	—	J First Quarter	-	33
St. Mary's Hospital	—	Second Quarter.	-	25

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TABLE II.

Mortality per 10,000 of the Population, of Children under Five Years.

CAUSES OF DEATH.	Standard Mortality of Infants in Healthy Districts.	Mortality of Infants in Paddington.
		I	II.
		In houses inhabited by the Poor.	In the rest of the Parish.
		Small Pox	0.21	0.0	0.16
		Measles	0.47	7.2	0.33
Scarlatina	1.01	7.2	2.7
Diphtheria	-	1.3	0.6
Whooping Cough	0.57	0.9	0.33
Alvine Flux	0.15	1.3	1.2
Inspiratory Diseases	0.92	8.9	3.5
Nervous Diseases	0.73	4.4	1.5
All causes	11.59	43. 4	13.9

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TABLE III.

Summary of Inspector's Reports for the Half-Year ending March 28th.

I.—Systematic Inspections. .	, Houses inspected with reference to their Sanitary condition	356
	Houses inspected with reference to Vaccination	356
	Works executed	106
	Cases of neglect of Vaccination reported	16
	Children vaccinated in consequence	16
II. — Inspections consequent on Complaints.	Slaughter-Houses inspected	38
	Houses or other Premises visited	602
	Works executed	49