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Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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Medical Officers of Health and the establishing of hospitals for the reception of patients suffering from infectious diseasesJune, 187812
,, „ „ suggestions for preventing the spread of infectious diseasesApril, 18759, 10 & 11
,, „ „ as regards unhealthy dwellings, duties ofSept. 187114
,, „ „ should inspect the ground plans of all houses in course of constructionDec. 187821
„ „ „ and School Board SchoolsSept. 187115
„ ,, ,, on Hospitals for the reception of non-pauper cases of infectious diseasesJune, 187811 & 12
„ „ ,, memorandum of, on arresting the spread of scarlet feverJune, 187314, 15 & 16
„ ,, „ on compulsory intimation of cases of infectious diseaseMarch,187815
„ „ „ required to give satisfactory reasons for condemning houses as unfit for habitationJuly, 1876„
Medical Officer's Report to the Board respecting condition of houses in Nelson Court, Whitechapel RoadSept. 18719
„ Charities in DistrictApril, 18585
„ advice, great facilities in obtainingSept. 18614
„ cases among paupers, excessive number ofMarch,18627
„ science and epidemic diseases„ 18666
„ Officers of the Union, returns of, are reliable„ 18725
,, „ ,, thanks accorded toOct. 1856„
„ „ „ returns of sicknessJan. 18649
Memorial of the inhabitants respecting the unhealthy condition of Goulston StreetOct. 1875 .12
„ „ College of Physicians to the Home Secretary on Lodgings of the PoorMarch,187718
„ „ Charity Organization Society„ „„
Memoranda by Mr. Vallance on the Vaccination ActDec. 187017,18,19 & 20
Memorandum on hospital accommodation and on ambulances prepared by the Local Government Board„ 187615 & 16
„ on disinfection by Mr. SimonOct. 186910&11
„ on precautions to be taken against cholera by Mr. SimonCholera Rept. Vol. 310
„ on arresting the spread of scarlet fever by Medical Officers of HealthJune, 187314, 15, & 16
April, 18759 & 10
Meningitis, tubercular, or acute hydrocephalusOct. 18744
Mercury used in factories, danger resulting fromMarch,18606
Mercurial salivation, death fromJune, 18624
Methylated spirit, nuisance from storing the same„ 18607
Metropolitan Board of Works should obtain power to form bye-laws for the regulation of cow-housesJuly, 187513
„ „ „ and weekly returns of sicknessOct. 18649
„ „ „ ought to have been active promoters of Mr. Cross' ActDec. 187816

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