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John Nicholson, aged 43, was admitted from 43, Crispin
Street (common lodging house) on December the 8th, and
was removed on the same day to the hospital. He was
vaccinated in infancy only. He died on December 16th.
George Button, aged 23, had been an inmate of the
infirmary since September 19th. He was taken ill on
December 7th, and removed to the hospital on December
9th. He had been vaccinated in infancy only. He died on
December 21st.
David Tucker, aged 44, was admitted from 43, Crispin
Street (common lodging house) on December llth, and was
removed to the hospital on the same day. He was vaccinated
in infancy only.
Jacob Miller, aged 39, was an inmate since October 31st,
and was in the same ward as William Clark. He was taken ill
on December 13th, and removed to the hospital on December
14th. He was vaccinated in infancy only. He died on January
11th, 1902.
Alexander Douglas, aged 30, was admitted on December
16th, from 15, Little Pearl Street. He was removed to the
hospital on December 17th. He had been vaccinated in infancy
only.
Nellie Field, aged 11, was an in-patient since December
3rd. She was taken ill on December 16th and removed to the
hospital on December 17th. She had been vaccinated in
infancy only.
Thomas Gardiner, aged 62, had been in the infirmary since
November 18th. He was taken ill on December 15th and
removed on December 17th. He was vaccinated in infancy
only.
Ada Studd, aged 41, was admitted to the infirmary on
December 14th and removed on December 16th. She had
been vaccinated in infancy only.
Alfred Murray, aged 48, had been an in-patient since
November 2lst. He was taken ill on December 15th, and
removed to the hospital on December 18th. He was vaccinated
in infancy only. He died on December 25th.