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Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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Kesolution of Board directing that a letter be sent to every Medical Practitioner in the District, asking that information be sent to the Sanitary Authorities respecting the existence of any contagious disease in houses )March,187815
,, of the Society of Medical Officers -of Health respecting the making it a legal obliga-tion on some persons to give information to Sanitary Authorities of infectious diseases occurring in any house or vessel )„ „„
Restlessness and drowsiness" in Church owing to the inhalation of impure air„ 18576
Retention of dead bodiesJune, 1860
Deo. ,,6
March,1862 Dec. 18658
June, 1867»»
Jan. 18759
Return of cow-housesOct. 186815
„ of fever cases since 1838July, 18588
„ of cases of illness from the several London Districts„ „5
„ of the proportion of deaths of children prepared by Registrar-General to an Order of the House of CommonsMarch, 1868„
Returns of fever cases and deaths in Fever Hospital, 1868-9Oct. 186912
„ of deaths to Medical Officers of Health discon-tinued by Registrar-GeneralJan. 1875
April, ,,4
Rich and poor should live near to each otherDec. 18656
Roberts, Mr., Chemist to the Mint, on the effects of the escape of the sulphuric and sulphurous vapours from the refining premises near the Mint„ 187824
Rooms, number of, let in separate tenements, 17,000, require periodical inspectionJuly, 18658
„ overcrowded and indecently occupiedMarch,186213
June, 18637
April, 1870 .8
Mar. 1872
„ badly constructedDec. 18677
April, 186911
June, 187316
Room overcrowded by young childrenMarch,187912
Rothschild, Sir Anthony, refuses to allow a Chemist to inspect his premises with the Medical Officer of HealthSept. 1866 .7
„ Sir Anthony's premises, committee ap- pointed to inspectMarch,18675 & 6
Royal Mint Street area 50 per cent, in excess of the rate of mortality of the entire DistrictJuly, 18758
„ „ is well suited for a site for the erection of houses for the labouring classesMarch,187312
July, 18759
Rules and regulations for lodging houses adopted by the BoardMarch,18698, 9, 10 & 11
„ for the prevention of scarlet-feverApril, 18699, 10 & 11
Rupture of internal carotid artery from scarlet-feverOct. 18595