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Paddington 1868

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington]

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TABLE V.

Localities in which Deaths from Zymotic and other Diseases have been recorded during the Quarter ending December 26th, 1868.

Streets, Districts and Hospitals.Small-Pox.Measles.Scarlet Fever.Diphtheria, & c.Whooping Cough.Typhus & other Fevers.Erysipelas, &c.Diarrhoea, &c.Phthisis, &c.Bronchitis, Pneumonia, &c_Violent Deaths.Other Diseases,Total.
St. Mary's Hospital..........36114172557
Paddington Workhouse....1....11#571833
Lock Hospital....................123
Praed Street, including (1)....311......44..1629
Harrow Road & N. W. Road (2)....111......35..1021
Hall Park District (3)1..42......122..517
Amberley Road District (4)................32..38
Kilburn District (5)..........1....22..813
Clarendon Street....11..111..41111
Woodchester Street....1......1..11..59
Cirencester Street....1..1..1..21..28
Brindley Street..................1..23
Hampden Street, &c. (6)....4....21, ,31..415
Westbourne Terrace North, &c. (7)................22..1721
Woodfield Road, &c. (8)....11........34..514
Moscow Road,Salem Gardens,&c.(9)..........2....44..616
Squares and Mansions (10)..........1..12723649
Mews and Stables....1....211451520
Other Places, including (11)....4125..• •59..4470
Total1..227518*12+5466522214417

* Include 4 Puerperal Fevers. † Three other cases are in the Violent Deaths.
[1.] South Wharf Road, Uniou-Pl., Stanley-St., Francis-St., Cambridge-PL, Junction-Pi,
Market-St., Sale-St., Star-St, Bouverie-St., York Row, Titchborne Row.
[2.] Edgware Place, Church Place, Hermitage Street. Dudley Street, Kent's Place, Willings
Place, Victoria and Albert Street, Green Street,NorthWharf Road, Iron GateWh.-Rd.,
White Lion Place and Passage, Alfred Place, Vine Cottages.
[3.] Hall Place, Cuthbert Street, Howell Street, Charlotte Place, Church Street, Crompton
Street, Braithwaite Place, Campbell Street, Hethpool Street, Hero Place.
[4.] Netley Street, and Amberley Wharves, 7 Houses in St. Leonard's Gardens.
[5.] Andover Place, Kilburn Park Road, Queen's Arms Yard, Elgin Terrace, Maida Vale,
Carlton Place, Canterbury Terrace, Lanark Place and Villas.
[6.] Alfred Road, Waverly Road, Orchard Street, Waverly-Ter. and Desboro'-Ter.
[7.] Senior Street, Emily Street, Philip Terrace, Dartington Terrace, Hasboro' Street
Ranelagh Road, Westbury Terrace & Road, Cottage Road, Westbourne Park Crescent.
[8 ] Woodfield Place & Road.WindsorGardens and Street.JohnStreet,Chippenham Terrace
and Road, Frankfort Terrace, Kensal New Town, Carlton Terrace, Goldney Road.
[9.] Pickering-PL, Albert-Ter., Douglas-Pi., Caroline-Pl.,DoveCottages, Bark-PL,Poplar-PL,
Chapel Side,Victoria-Pl.
[10.] Westbourne-Ter.,Gloucester-PL, Sq.&Terr.,Porchester-Ter.,Square & St., CravenHill &
Gardens,LancasterGate, Hyde-Pk.-Sq.,Hyde-Pk.-Gar.,Inverness-Ter., Queensboro'-Ter.,
Cleveland Terrace, Square, and Gardens, Sussex Gardens.
[11.] Houses in Streets not under special inspection, inhabited generally by one family only.
The deaths for 13 weeks of this quarter are 417 out of an
estimated population of 96,876.
The rate of mortality is 17.2 per 1000. Births number 718,
or at the rate of 29.6 for every 1000. The infant portion of
the population increases fast. The deaths being less by 32 than
last quarter, indicate a temporary saving of life which would
appear to be in the class of Zymotic diseases that affect the
infantile portion of the population.
The deaths from the Zymotic class of disease are only 66,
or half of the last and of many previous quarters, viz. :—135.
Epidemic or Summer diarrhœa, which accounts for 86 deaths