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

View report page

Paddington 1867

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington]

This page requires JavaScript

The following Publications and Parliamentary Bills, in
relation to Public Health, have been received:—
Report on the Sanitary Condition of the Parish of St. Mary, Islington, hy
Dr. Ballard; of Marylebone, by Dr. Whitmore; of the Wandsworth, Clapham,
Battersea, Streatham, and the Sub-District of Putney, by the Medical Officers of
Health ; of Whitechapel, by John Liddle, Esq.; of St. Pancras, by Dr. Hillier ; the
Secretaries Report for 1866-67, of the Association of Medical Officers of Health ; the
regulations and recommendations of the Vestry of St. Luke, and of St. James's,
Westminster, relating to the clause 35 of the Sanitary Act of I866.
The Medical and Legal Aspects of Sanitary Reform, by Dr. A. P. Stewart,
M.D., and Edward Jenkins, Esq., Barrister-at-Law ; The Constant Water Supply of
London ; Three Papers, by J. F. Bateman, Esq., C.E., F.R.S., Thomas Beggs, Esq.,
and W. Rendle, Esq., for circulation in Vestries and Boards of Works ; Report on
the Sanitary Visitation Movement, by Dr. Gairdner, Medical Officer of Health for
Glascow, &c.; Notes on Explanation of Bill for Metropolitan Reform, introduced
by J. S. Mill, Esq., M.P.; Report of the Committee for the Prevention of
Venereal Disease, adopted by the Harveian Society in July, 1867 ; The Poor Law
Chronicle ; Sessional Proceedings of the Social Science Association ; Kanalization der
Stadt Zurich von A. Biirkli Stadtescher ingenieur in Zurich; The Vaccination
Bill; Metropolitan Municipal Government Bill; Trade Regulation (Metropolis)
Bill; Metropolitan Poor Bill; Site for Labourers' Dwellings (draft of a Bill);
Improvement of Dwellings for Labourers and Artizans Bill (Mr. Torrens' Bill);
The Ninth Report of the Medical Officer of the Privy Council; Anleitung zur
desinfektion beim Ausbruche der Cholera ; Kundmachung betreffend die Cholera
Zurich, deu Aug. 2, 1867.

TABLE V.

L ocalities in which Z ymotic and other D iseases and D eaths have been recorded during the last 13 weeks ending September 28th, 1867.

Streets, Districts and Hospitals.SmallPox.Measles.Scarlet Fever.Diphtheria.Croup & Quinsy.W hooping Cough.Typhus and other Fevers.Diarrhoea.Cholera.Other Diseases.Total.
St. Mary's Hospital Deaths..................3737
„ Out-Patients and Casuals......1..1528..7222
Paddington Workhouse—Deaths..................2525
Praed Street, and South Wharf Road District.437....3295..25139
Harrow Road, and North Wharf Road „4541..91098..32163
Hall Park and adjoining Streets....7....11439..2788
Amberley ltoad District575....5478..12116
Carlton Place and Kilburn District............515..1636
Clarendon Street83.......29..1353
Woodchester Street..1731..2..57..686
Cirencester Street..8......2..40..858
Brindley Street....2........26..533
Hampden Street....2........17..524
Alfred Road..6........49..524
Waverley ltoad............317..323
WestbourneTerraceNorth & adjoining Streets311..114142..1982
Woodfield Road District14..1......131828
Salem Gardens and Moscow Road District131........8..1023
All other Places114l..21422..105153
19733864395281313681113

TABLE VI.

D eaths from Z ymotic and otiiek D iseases during 13 weeks ending Sept. 28,

1 867.

Weeks.Small-Pox.Measles.Scarlatina.Diphtheria, Quinsy & Croup.Whooping CoughTyphus, Infantile and other Fevers.Carbuncle, Erysipelas and Pysemia.Dysentery and Diarrhoea.Cholera.Phthisis and Tubercular Dis.Catarrh, Bronchitis and Pheumonia.Other Diseases.Accidents and Violent Deaths.Total.
July 6...1..11111..4212125
„ 13....1....111..12119340
"20........1........2..6311124
„ 27.....1111..15..5215142
Aug. 3....1........5..6117131
„ 10........1.....4....5..6422244
„ 17...21..1.....14..5217235
„ 24............11..14..4313238
„ 31.12............1..2..8112..27
Sept. 7...............131..6..539..28
" 14.....1........5..4519..34
" 21......1..2..121..4715..33
„ 28...1....121....5111..25
17751296611743519513426