[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St James's, Westminster] page 166

St James's 1888

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

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PARISH OF ST. JAMES, WESTMINSTER.
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 Sanitary Inspectors during the year1888.

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Noofcase.	Date.	Address.	Sex.	Age.	Diseases.	ient's Occupation	Parent's Occupation.	Removed to	Recovered	Died
53	1880. 27	3, Marlborough Court	Male	5½ years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	Tailor	Fulham Hospital
54	July 21	24, King Street	Male	8 years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	Both dead	Fulham Hospital
55	23	9, Glasshouse street	Male	13 years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	Tailor			1
56	27	17, Broad street	Female	5 years	Scarlet Fever	School-girl	Tailor	Fulham Hospital	1
57	Aug. 4	30, Wellington mews	Male	23 years	Scarlet Fe ver	Groom		Fulham Hospital	1
58	15	84, Berwick street	Male	13 years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	French polisher	Fulham Hospital	1
59	16	6, New Burlington street	Female	16 years	Scarlet Fever	Apprentice		Lon. Fev. Hospital	1
60	20	3, Bentinck street	Female	10 months	Diphtheria		Brass finisher			1
61	20	43, Berwick street	Male	11 years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	Labourer	Fulham Hospital
62	23	45, Broad street	Male	9 years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	Tailor	Fulham Hospital
63	24	11, Broad street	Male	6 years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	Tailor	Fulham Hospital	1
64	28	3, Broad street	Male	7½ years	Scarlet Fever	School-boy	Commission agent		1
65	Sept. 9	1, John street, Pall Mall	Female	7 years	Scarlet Fever	School-girl	Housekeeper	Fulham Hospital	¹

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WILLIAM HILL WATSON, Chief Inspector of Nuisances.