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Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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L–(Continued.)Date of Reports.Page of Reports.
Localities, unhealthyJan. 18596
Dec. „4 & 19
18605
March,1862„
„ of the poor visited only by Medical, Sanitary, Relieving and Police OfficersDec. 186810
„ chiefly affected by cholera in 1866Cholera Rprt39
„ where sickness most prevailsDec. 185918, 19 & 20
„ either without or with imperfect sewers„ 187117
Lodging-houses, registered, number ofJune, 18616
„ „ cases of fever numerous therein„ 18625
„ official return ofJan. 18616 & 7
„ Act, 1851, benefit therefromSept. 186610
„ rules for regulating, applied by the BoardMarch,18678, 9, 10& 11
„ common, the owners of, compelled to give notice to the police of all cases of sickness therein, the same law should apply to the owners or occupiers of any house in which a contagious disease exists, to give notice of the same to the sanitary authorityDec. 187014
„ improved, importance ofMaroh,187718
,, proposed regulations for, by Medical Officer of HealthSept. 18666
Lodgings for the poor excessively dear owing in some measure to the necessity of landlords employing agentsDec. 1858„
London Hospital, imperfect registration of, causes of deathJune, 18574
Sep. „„
„ ,, an institution for all nationsJune, 18618
Sept. 18574
„ „ Secretary's letter on the mortality in the hospital„ 18723
,, „ provisions made therein during the cholera, 1866Cholera Rprt.57
,, „ ages of death in„ „In Qrly.Rpts. to 1874.
„ ,, first among the Metropolitan Institutions to open its wards for the reception of cholera patients„ „58
„ „ Table of deaths and recoveries in„ „56
„ „ Deaths from pyæmiaOct. 18743
,, „ Cases of illness of persons belonging to Whitechapel District18755
Jan. 1876„
July, „„
March,1877„
„ „ Returns of medical cases from the Whitechapel District„ 18785 & 6
„ for all sanitary purposes should be regarded as one DistrictDec. 18659
„ never entirely free from epidemic diseasesMarch,187210