[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St James's, Westminster] page 163

St James's 1888

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

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APPENDIX TO REPORT OF MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH.

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Table II.— Cases of Fever, Smallpox, and Diphtheria, coming under the notice of the Sanitay Inspectors during the year1888.

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No.of Case.	Date.	Address.	Sex.	Age.	Disease.	Patient's Occupation.	Parent's Occupation	Removed to.	Re-covered	ed.
14	1888 Jan. 30	Aberdeen House	Female	36 years	Smallpox	Charwoman		Fulham Hospital	1
15	31	103, Jermyn street	Male	24 years	Typhoid Fever	Lieutenant in H. M. Navy				1
16	Feb. 3	45, Ingestre buildings	Female	25 years	Enteric Fever	Tailoress		Fulham Hospital
17	6	105, Wardour street	Female	28 years	Typhoid Fever	Wife of a surgeon				1
18	11	105, Wardour street	Male	4½ years	Scarlet Fever		Tailor	Hampstead Hospital	1
19	11	105, Wardour street	Male	3 years	Scarlet Fever		Tailor	Hampstead Hospital	1
20	15	Throat Hospital, Golden square	Male	6 years	Scarlet Fever	Schoolboy		Hampsttad Hospital
21	16	2, Peter street	Female	1½ years	Scarlet Fever		Tailor	Fulham Hospital		1
22	16	2, Portland street	Female	5 years	Scarlet Fever	Schoolgirl	Tailor	Hampstead Hospital
23	20	57, Beak street	Male	1½ years	Scarlet Fever	Schoolboy	Tailor	Hampstead Hospital
24	22	57, Beak street	Female	3 years	Scarlet Fever	School girl	Tailor	Hampstead Hospital
25	March 7	66, King street, W.	Male	14 years	Scarlet Fever	Errand-boy	Charwoman	Fulham Hospital	1
26	10	Throat Hospital,	Female	14 years	Scarlet Fever			Fulham Hospital