[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St James's, Westminster] page 162

St James's 1888

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

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PARISH OP ST. JAMES. WESTMINSTER.
appendix to report of medical officer of health.

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T able I . —Cases of Fever, Smallpox, and Diphtheria, coming under the notice of the Sanitary Inspectors durinq the year1888.

No.of Case	Date.	Address.	Sex.	Age.	Disease.	Patient's Occupation.	Parent's Occupation.	Removed to.	Re- covereo	Died
1	1888 Jan. 3	70, Berwick street	Male	10 years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	Designer	Fulham Hospital	1
2	5	48, Carnaby street	Female	12 years	Scarlet Fever	School-girl	Dyer	Stockwell Hospital	1
3	9	32, Little Pulteney street	Male	9 years	Enteric Fever	School-boy	Fishmonger
4	9	46, Marshall street	Female	7 years	Scarlet Fever	School-girl	Charwoman	Stockwell Hospital
5	9	4, West street	Male	5 years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	Porter	Fulham Hospital
6	11	14, Carnaby street	Female	2 years	Scarlet Fever		Tailor	Fulham Hospital	1
7	17	6, Little Palteney street	Female	3 years	Diphtheria		Tennis bat maker			1
8	20	Burlington House	Female	28 years	Scarlet Fever	Domestic servant		Islington Hospital
9	21	37, Lexington street	Male	6 years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	Tailor
10	21	6, Brewer street	Male	3½ years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	Tailor		1
11	24	19½, Marlboro Mews	Female	5 years	Scarlet Fever	School-girl	Police-constable	Fulham Hospital
12	26	11, Little Pulteney street	Female	52 years	Typhoid Fever	Tailoress
13	27	19, Great Pulteney street	Male	40 years	Enteric Fever	Tailor		Middlesex Hospital		1