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Sutton 1919

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Sutton]

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POOR LAW RELIEF.

In Maintenance.

Period.M.F.ChildnTotal.Proportion to Population. One inCost.Cost per Head of the Population.
££s.d.
Year ending 31 Mar. 1914135108603031401456†
Year ending 31 Mar. 191988106642601652277
Out Relief.
Year ending 31 Mar. 191484181212477181646*
Year ending 31 Mar. 19194111284237180527
In Maintenance and Out Relief.‡
Year ending 31 Mar. 1914203270247720602103111.7
Year ending 31 Mar. 191911620014446092280527.6

† Including provisions, necessaries, clothing, funerals of all paupers maintained in
the Workhouse (but not paupers chargeable to the Union maintained in
other Workhouses), and not including drugs.
* Not including children boarded out within or beyond the Union, nor persons in
receipt of non-resident relief, nor persons in hospitals or training homes, etc.
‡ After making allowance for those who received both In-door and Out-door
Relief.
Total receipts of the Union, 1919—£112,273 13s. 6d.
Contributed by Sutton District—£27,116 13s. 0d.
GRATUITOUS MEDICAL RELIEF.
During the year, 275 patients received treatment in
the Cottage Hospital. There is no out-patient
department.

VITAL STATISTICS.

Births (estimated by the Registrar-General)—

Males.Females.Total.
Legitimate157142299
Illegitimate131225
170154324