[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel] page 62

Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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V-Continued	Date of Reports	Page of Reports
Vaccinations falling off in number, the attention of the Guardians directed thereto	March,1887	8
„ large number performed by Mr Blackman	Sept 1878	„
Vaccine stations, number of, in each London District	Dec 1870	13
„ disease and small-pox identical	„ „	15
Vagrants or " Arabs "	„ 1861	1
Vague record of the cause of death in London Hospital	Sept 1868	4
Value of human life in Whitechapel increased	Dec 1856	3
Vallance, Mr, return of fever cases	an 1870	22 & 23
„ „ memorandum on diminution of pauper cases of illness	Dec 1871	9, 10 &11
„ „ letter on fever cases in District	„ 1870	13
„ „ „ on small-pox	„ „	17,18,19 & 20
„ ,, „ on cases of fever removed from I Workhouse	April, 1876	9
„ ,, „ on cases of fever removed from I Workhouse	Sept „	10
„ „ correspondence with Local Government Board	„ 1873	13 & 14
Vapours, Noxious, Commission	March,1878	24
Variable temperature inurious to health	Dec 1861	5
Variolous inocculation ceased to be practised in 1822	„ 1876	8
Vaults under Spitalfields Church and others	„ 1859	9
„ „	„ 1867	15, 16 & 17
„ closed under supervision of Medical Officer of Health	„ 1871	13
Vegetables unfit for food	April, 1874	8
Ventilation, subect discussed	March, 1857	4
„ of courts by the pulling down of any build-ing which prevents the free circulation of air tnereto	Dec 1856	„
	an 1858	7
	March, 1873	10
„ of public buildings generally bad	„ 1857	4 & 5
,, of model lodging houses in Albert Street	„ „	„
„ of Board Boom defective	Oct 1858	8
,, of churches	March, 1857	6
„ of basement of houses, importance of	Deo 1860	4
,, of Dublin Lying-in Hospital improved, and , attended by a greatly diminished rate of mortality of infants	Sept 1861	5
„ of the dwellings of the poor nefective and the consequences resulting therefrom	„ 1871	11
„ and planning of school rooms, as recom-mended by the Council of Education, are at variance with the laws of physiology	„ 1876	8
„ of courts not proporly regarded, and henco the prevalence of scrofula, &c	Dec 1859	4
„ imperfeotly understood	„ 1864	7
„ observed for horses and cattle, but not suffi-cient regard paid to ventilation of houses	Oct 1859	„
„ and cleanliness may extinguish epidemics	an 1861	8
,, want of, in courts, is productive of consump- tion	Dec 1859	4
„ not only important for the health of man but for plants and animals	March, 1361	5