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Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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P—( Continued.)Date of Reports.Page op Reports.
Population, mere increase in number, of no advantage to the community, but, unless healthy, probably disadvantageous„ 187826
,, estimated in 1857, at 84,000, incorrect, as proved by census in 1861Jan. 18584
„ in 1831-41-51-61-71-72March,18629
Sept. 187716, 17 & 18
,, increasing although no increase in the num- ber of housesJan. 18589
July, 187111
„ annual increase of, in LondonJan. 15647
,, in London in 1871; in Metropolitan Police District; within limits of School Board District; the number of children between the ages of 3 and 13• July, 187111 & 12
„ in registered lodging housesJan. 18709
Power should be conferred on the Asylum Board to contract for the reception of non-pauper small-pox patients into the Asylum HospitalsJune, 187811
Practical bearing of some of the theories respecting the causes of choleraCholera Rept. Vol. 327, 28, 29, i and 30
Pratt's AlleySept. 187310
Precautions taken during the prevalence of cholera, 1866Cholera Bept. Vol.35
Preliminary remarks to the Report on Cholera, 1866„ „„ „
Premature decay ..........................Dec. 18684
Prevalence of fever in some parts of the District ......Jan. 18739,10 & 11
„ „ in the District, as shown by the returns of the Metropolitan Asy-lum District, Letter from Mr. VallanceApril, 18577
Prevention of disease, the, has not received due attentionDec. 18689
Jan. 18708
Oct. „»>
,, „ pauperism and crimeJune, 18686
Dec. „9
Oct. 18708
Sept. 187110
Private Medical Practitioners recommended for the publio good to relinquish vaccinationJune 18778
„ school-rooms unhealth.Oct. 18595
Privy Council, orders of, during prevalence of choleraCholera Rprt. Vol.37
Privies, public, frequent stoppage ofDec. 18678
„ trough in use in Shoe Black Society's Home, Mansell Street, and Jews' Free School, BellLane„ „
„ stopped, complaints of, not so numerous as formerlyJuly, 18717
„ provided with water troughsDec. 18678
Proceedings taken against persons for throwing dust and rubbish in the public streets, with resultsJan. 18646
„ of the Board during the prevalence of cholera, 1866Cholera Rprt. Vol.37