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Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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E–(Continued.)Date of Reports.Page of Reports.
Eastern Dispensary returns of sicknessDec. 18569
Easington's Buildings and other places improvedMarch, 1872„
Eating fruit not the cause of diarrhœaJune, 1861„
Education and public healthMarch,187716 & 17
Dec. 187815
Effects, moral, resulting from effectual cleansing of streets„ 18658
Elevation, mean, of DistrictCholera Rept vol. 3.12
„ in relation to cholera„47
Elers and Morgan, re-burning of animal charcoalJuly, 18585
Embellishment of the Metropolis made the first con siderationOct. 18696
,, ,, „ large sums expended on the, but nothing spent in improving the localities of the poorJan. 18588
Dec. 18689
Emery Place„ 18728
Entrances, two, to courts, required by the Building Act, 1844, which Act has been repealedOct. 18597
Enteric fever, cause ofJune, 187210
Epidemic diseases less frequent in Whitechapel than in surrounding DistrictsOct. 18567
,, „ early notice of, should be sent to the Medical Officer of HealthApril, 187110
,, „ localities ofJune, 18635
Jan. 185919, 20 & 21
,, ,, when prevailing, notice of each case should be given to the sanitary authority by the occupier of the houseDec. 187014
„ „ usual progress ofMarch,187210
,, „ and medical science„ 18666
,, ,, table of, since Sept. 1838June, 18729
March, 187711
,, constitution of atmosphereApril, 18646
Epidemics, causes of, not knownMarch,1862„
June, „10
,, large proportion of deaths fromSept. „4
„ not the cause but the effect of contagionJan. 18648
„ 1876-8 and 1872Sept. 18789
Erysipelas after small-poxDec. 18614
1862„
Estimated number of poor displaced by the pulling down of houses for the formation of Saint Katharine Dock18563
„ ,, cases of illness from fever by the death returns from the diseaseSept. 18636
Evasion of the Building ActOct. 18646 & 7