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Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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Table showing deaths from cholera and from other causesDec. 186612
„ fever cases and the extra expense occasionedthereby in Whitechapel Union in 1838June, 18763
March,187721
Sept. „6
Oct
„ „ in WorkhouseMar. 1878
„ 18798
„ mortalitySept. 186715
,, „ of small-pox„ 18777
„ of small-poxDec. 18595
,, „ cases admitted into the tempo rary wards of WorkhouseApril, 18719
„ in London, 1870-2 and in 1876-8Sept. 1878
,, of localities where fever and scarlet fever occurred in 1874April, 18797, 8 &9
,, of cases of small-pox & deaths from small-pox„ 18718
uly, 1875 .9
Dec. 1877„
„ „ illness of patients admitted into the London Hospital from this Dis- trictSept. „5 & 6
Dec. „„
Mar. 1878„
une, „„
Mar 18727
„ „ illness attended annually by the Medical Officers of the Union, from 1856 to 1878„ 1878 .Appendix, Table VII.
,, giving the results of visits to the poor locali-ties by the Medical Officers of the UnionApril, 18718
„ census returnsuly, „11
Tapoism, red, at Homerton HospitalApril, „„
Teething, deaths erroneously attributed toMarch,18637
Temperature, increase of, and diarrhoeaSept. 18618
„ high, not the sole cause of summer diarrhoeaOet. 18757
„ above the averageDec. 18615
„ in relation to choleraCholera Rept. Vol. 346
Temporary Small-pox Hospital in Whitechapelune, 187812
Tenements, all, should be regularly and systematically inspectedSept. 18657
Tenter Ground, paving of, and the beneficial result 1 attending such proceedingOct. 18566
Tewksbury Buildings185916
Sept. 18627
April, 18654&5
Sept. 187616
„ „ Queen's Place, Angel Alley, unfit for human habitation„ „16 & 17
Thanks of the Medical Officer of Health given to the Medical Officers of the Union and to the Resident Medical Officers of the Eastern and Lon- don Dispensaries for forwarding to him a weekly return of cases of sicknessApril, 18585