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Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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Regulations for cow-houses agreed to by the Board and by the cow-keepersDec. 18685 & 6
„ „April, 18587
Dec. 18686
,, for slaughter-houses in the City of London .Oct. 18586
„ for constant water supplySept. 18729
Dec. „6
for lodging houses as proposed by Medical Officer of HealthSept. 18668 & 9
„ ,, „ as adopted by the police physiologically incorrect„ „9
Relapsing fever, memorandum onOct. 186912
Jan. 18707, 8 & 9
Dec. 187213 & 14
Relative proportion of deaths occasioned by the more or less constant epidemic diseasesMarch,18799
Removal of patients suffering from infectious diseasesSept. 187712 & 13
Rents excessive to the poorJan. 18596
Dec. 1861
Report of Professor Frankland on water supply of East London Water CompanyApril, 1870„
„ Mr. Hyams, Registrar for Spitalfields, on the census returns :July, 187111 & 12
„ of Medical Officer of Health on the number of Inspectors of Nui- sancesMarch, 1868Special Rept. Vol. 3 13
June, „ "j
„ ,, ,, „ on the health of the boys in ship GoliahSept. 18711 & 16
„ „ „ „ on bakehouses„ 187213
„ of Mr. Wrack on condition of Ragged Schools in Wentworth StreetMarch, 18737& 8
„ ,, ,, on a case of small-pox landed at St. Katharine WharfJune, 18799
„ ,, „ „ of small-pox at No. 49, Queen Ann Street„ „„
„ of Mr. Battram on a case of small-pox landed at St. Katharine Wharf„ „8
„ „ „ on the number and condition of] the houses recently taken down by the Metropolitan Board in Blue Anchor Yard, &c.„ „10
„ of the seizure of meat in Brick Lane, Spital-fields. Appeal caseJan. 18598
,, of Registrar-General, extract from, for 1861, respecting the number of males under 5, and of females, and average amount of mortalitySept. 18654
„ of Royal Commission, 1844, relating to the open- ing of courts, &c„ 186611
Representation to Metropolitan Board of Works on the unsanitary condition of certain locali- ties, viz.: the courts on the south side of Rosemary LaneOct. 187511
„ to Metropolitan Board of Works on andunhealthy area in SpitalfieldsApril, 187611 & 12
Requirements, sanitary, pointed outOct. 18699 & 10
Resolution of Board as to Medical Officer's Reports, at first weekly, then quarterly; the "weekly reports " to be continued under the title of " weekly state-ments"„ 18561