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Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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Excessive coldDec. 18604
March,18673
„ rain-fallSept. 18786
Excreta of patients with fever should not remain in roomJune 1879„
March, 1862„
Expence of lodgings for the poorJan. 1859„
Expenses during the choleraCholera Rept. (Vol. m.)49
Expensive funerals condemnedJune, 18678
Expectation of life in Whitechapel DistrictJan. 18589
Experiments of Dr. Angus Smith on the condition of air in different localitiesMarch,187211 & 12
Extent of streets in DistrictJuly, 18657 & 8
Extension of the sewerage of the DistrictDec. 18789
Extreme ageApril, 18656
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Fall from window, death fromOct. 18584
Farr, Dr., on the characters of different forms of fever ) and rates of mortalityJune, 1863„
„ Mr. Clerk to Guardians, on increase of pauperismJuly, 18656
Fatal effects from the prolonged application of a mustard poulticeMarch,18615
FatalismOct. 18594
Faubourgs exclusively for the poor objectionableJan. „7
Dec. 18656
Faulty modes of water supply (storage bad)June, 18626 & 7
„ construction of roomsApril, 186911
June, 187316
Fellmonger in Luke StreetMarch,18728
Fever, scarlet fever, and small-pox cases, attended by Medical Officers of Union, number ofOct. 18565
„ and general cases of sickness, number of„ „8
„ very fatal in Whitechapel DistrictDec.2
„ ordinary, rate of mortality from„ „3
„ localitiesJan. 18586 & 25
„ „March,18625
April, 18757
„ „Jan. 18768
„ „ in 1874, list ofApril, 18757, 8, & 9
„ typhoid, remarks thereon by Dr. Murchison and Dr. BuddDec. 18615
„ „ less contagious than typhus„ „„
„ „ typhus and scarletOct. 18748
„ in Whitechapel Union, Mr. J. Smith's Report.Dec. 18614
March,187721
„ increase ofDec. 18614
„ expense of„ „„
,, most prevalent at the middle period of lifeMarch,18623 & 4
„ cases, return of, showing their localities for October, November, and December, 1869Jan. 18707, 21 & 22

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