London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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M–(Continued.)Date of Reports.Page of Reports.
Mortality, rate of, in certain localities mentioned in the official representations to Metropolitan BoardSept. 187611,12,13 & 14
„ „ from feverDec. 18563
„ „ in Fever HospitalApril, 18647
„ „ in 1873Jan. 1874 .10
„ „ in 1875„ 187614
„ „ causes which influence itDec. „18
„ „ increase and density of populationMarch,1877„
„ of young children under 1 year truly appalling18575
„ of children under five, rate ofJuly, 18583
Oct. ,,„
March,18603 & 4
Sept. „5
„ „ under three months, rate of, in England and Whitechapel DistrictOct. 18593
„ „ under one year, rate ofDec. 18627
„ „ excessiveSept. 18606
„ „ rate of, not always due to defective sanitationDec. 18627
„ „ comparative rate of, intowns and countryMarch,18634
,, ,, rate of, in City, in London, and in WhitechapelJan. 18647
„ ,, difference in the rate of, amongst the rich and poorMarch,18686
Jan. 187412
„ from child-birth highMarch,18615
,, from scrofula and consumptionJan. 187111
„ in Whitechapel, rate of, the highest but one in LondonApril 18647
„ in Whitechapel, rate of, decreasedDec. 187813
„ in District, diminution in„ 18597
„ unusually highJuly, 18654
„ from small-pox in cities on the ContinentApril, 187111
„ from influenza in 1847March,187713
,, comparative rate of, in different districts„ 187310,11 & 12
„ of each sub-districtJan. 187417
„ in LondonMarch,187717 & 18
More is required to be done to improve the health of the people by improved drainage, &c.Sept. 187812
Mortuary, Report of the Medical Officer of Health thereonMarch, ,,15
„ a, recommendedJune, 18677
Sept. „11
April, 1869„
July, „9
Dec. 187023
„ 187618
„ not provided in 1878„ 187814 & 15
,, the providing of a, should be made compulsory on every local BoardMarch, „16
MortuariesJune, 18605
Oct. 18699
Mountford StreetJan. 1874„
Mourning coaches and contagionDec. 187815
Munk, Dr., cases in Small-pox Hospital„ 18613

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