[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St James's, Westminster] page 39

St James's 1878

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St James's, Westminster]

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ST. JAMES'S, WESTMINSTER.
APPENDIX TO REPORT OF MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH.

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Table II. Cases of Fever, Small Pox, & Diphtheria, coming under the notice of the Sanitary Inspector during the year 1878 (continued).

Date.	Name.	Address.	No. of Case.	Sex.	Age.	Disease.	Cause.	If removed.	To where.	Result.	Remarks.
1878
June 12	Alfred Warner	1, Noel street	29	Male	14 years	Small Pox	Unknown	Removed	Fulham Hospital	Recovered	Vaccinated
25	Ellen Griffin	5, Archer street	30	Female	4 years	Low Fever	A Cold	Not removed		Death
26	Julia Kemble	9, Cross street	31	Female	9 years	Scarlet Fever	Unknown	Not removed		Recovered
July 10	Mary Ann Pain	Burlington house	32	Female	16 years	Small Pox	Unknown	Removed	Hamstead Hospital	Recovered	Vaccinated
Aug. 2	Alfred Clayton	125, Wardour street	33	Male	19 years	Small Pox	Unknown	Removed	Fulham Hospital	Recovered	Vaccinated
20	Ernest Beedell	36, Broad street	34	Male	12 years	Fever	Unknown	Removed	Stockwell Hospital	Recovered
22	William Fowler	39, Marshall street	35	Male	7 years	Scarlet Fever	Unknown	Not removed		Recovered
Sept. 8	Louis John Board	40, Rupert street	36	Male	l½ years	Scarlet Fever	Unknown	Not removed		Death
Oct. 8	Julia Simmons	7b, St. James's square	37	Female	26 years	Small Pox	Unknown	Removed	Fulham Hospital	Recovered	Vaccinated and Re-vaccinated
20	Mary Kruch	25, King street, Golden square	38	Female	6 years	Scarlet Fever	Unknown	Removed	Stockwell Hospital	Recovered
24	Fredrich Kruch	25, King street, Golden square	39	Male	8 years	Scarlet Fever	Taken from case No. 38	Removed	Stockwell Hospital	Recovered
29	Mary Flyn	13, Portland street	40	Female	5 years	Typhoid Fever	A Cold	Not removed		Death
31	Sarah Trenwith	2, Ingestre place	41	Female	9 years	Small Pox	Imported from Walworth	Removed	Fulham Hospital	Death	Vaccinated