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"record of all the cases. In this table I have not
"inserted the case returned as "Diarrhœa" or
"Choleraic Diarrhœa.
LIST OF CASES OF CHOLERA FROM JULY 21th to OCT. 10th.
Date.
Sex.
Age.
Residence.
Result.
Where.
July 24
M.
..
50, Brewer street
Died.
Mid. Hospl.
„ 25
M.
..
30, Broad street
Recovd.
Mid. Hospl.
Aug. 2
F.
..
2G8, Regent street
Died.
At home.
„ 3
M.
..
29, Berwick street
Lied.
At home.
„ 4
M.
..
14, Poland street
Died.
At home.
„ 7
• •
..
76, Wardour street
Died.
At home.
„ 9
M.
..
5, Little Pulteney st
Died.
At home.
„ 11
M.
..
5, Little Pulteney st
Died.
At home.
„ 23
M.
..
1, Harris's place
Died.
At home.
Sept. 3
M.
58
3, Poland street
Died.
Mid. Hospl.
„ 11
F.
22
24, Denman street
Died.
At home.
„ 25
F.
60
8, Peter street
Becovd.
Mid. Hospl.
„ 26
F.
9
8, Peter street
Becovd.
Mid. Hospl.
„ 28
M.
33
Casual Ward
Died.
Mid. Hospl.
Oct. 10
M.
42
25, Little Windmill st.
Died.
Mid. Hospl.
"Of these 15 cases 12 died, and 3 recovered,
"7 were treated in Middlesex Hospital, and the
"rest at their own homes. Of the 7 sent to the
"hospital, 3 recovered, and 4 died. It will be seen from
"this list that several persons who contracted the
"Cholera in our Parish died out of it. If this list
"comprised all the cases of Cholera that occurred
"in the Parish it would indicate an unusual mor"tality
amongst those who had the disease, but it
"is very probable that a large number of cases
"occurred that got well without having been re"ported
to me at all. We may be sure, however,
"that all fatal cases have been reported. The
"returns of 1866, thus contrast favourably with