[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel] page 27

Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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I & J–(Continued.)	Date of Reports.	Page of Reports.
Inquests, uncertainty in the holding of	Sept. 1857	4
	April, 1859	„
	July, „	5& 6
	Oct. „	5
	June, 1866	4
„ „ „ „	„ 1861	9
„ „ „ „	„ 1862	4
on the bodies of three men who lost their lives while destroying an old sewer in Whitechapel Road	Sept. 1857	5
„ number of, annually	Jan. 1864	8
„ in many cases, of no practical value	Sept. 1867	4
„ anomalies in the holding of	July, 1859	6
„ held on unusual causes of death	March, 1860	4 & 5
	June 1860	4
	Dec. „	4 & 5
Insane persons in England and Wales receiving relief from the poor rates, number of	Sept. 1871	5
Insanity and pauperism	„ „	12
„ „ parentage of the former caused by the latter	„ „	„
Inspection of all houses in the District	Dec. 1856	8 & 9
„ of shipping in the river during the cholera	Cholera Rprt. (Vol. HI.)	21
„ of houses	June, 1868	10
„ of bake-houses	April, 1864	8 & 9
„ frequent, of houses would tend to improve the habits of the poor	Dec. „	„
Inspector, a third appointed	July, 1865	8
„ an additional one appointed	Dec. „	9 & 10
Inspectors' return of daily inspections, Form of	July, 1864	6
„ a third required	„ 1865	8
„ of Nuisances, staff of, during the cholera, 1866	Cholera Rept (Vol. III.)	21
,, four in number, recommended	March, 1868	10
„ amount of time required for inspection of houses	June, „	11
„ duties of and necessity of retaining the present staff	Special Rept. (Vol. III.)	„
„ number of inspections made daily by the	„ „	13
„ should be provided with a clerk	„ „	„
„ additional trouble caused to, by landlords neglecting to attend to first notice	Sept. 1867	8
„ of Local Board visit every house in which small-pox has occurred	Dec. 1870	13
Institutions, public, should send records of death to the Local Authority of the District	June, 1873	3
Intercalary week introduced once in about every fifth year	Jan. 1864	„
Interment of the dead, speedy, during epidemics	Dec. 1870	11