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552f7550-9c81-41be-be94-8bee6ee9a623 | 30 150 β 47 7 25 27 β 9 35 96 129 Woolwich 41,600 1,175 937 28.3 21.8 2.79 116 1 29 6 6 16 3 67 102 171 Note.βThe changes made under the provisions of the London Government Act, 1899, are not taken into account in the above table in order that uniform statistics for the year may be shown. 33 INQUESTS 1900. During the y... |
52c450af-eb9b-41da-b74b-e1ca69e08805 | βHOMICIDAL CAUSES: Suicide 7 Murder, Manslaughter 0 7 IV.- -OPEN VERDICTS: Found drowned 3 Found dead 0 3 Total 95 34 Table XI. Registered Births in Fifty-two Weeks of 1900 in the Parish of Woolwich. Month. Legitimate. Illegitimate. Totals. Totals. |
0ef0b2cc-0ce6-4552-9b93-fd4a24374366 | M. F. M. F. M. F. January 61 67 .. .. 61 67 128 February 54 57 .. 1 54 58 112 March 45 50 .. .. 45 50 95 April 57 46 1 1 58 47 105 May 59 56 β’β’ β’β’ 59 56 115 June 42 41 .. 1 42 42 84 July 42 33 1 .. 43 33 76 August 60 52 .. .. 60 52 112 September 37 39 2 .. 39 39 78 October ,. 48 40 1 .. 49 40 89 November 41 36 .. .. 41... |
210b3845-1096-4798-8803-2cad48f07ab9 | Registered Marriages for each Quarter during the Years 1893, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899, and 1900, in the Parish of Woolwich. District. Year. First Quarter. Second Quarter. Third Quarter. Fourth Quarter. Totals. DOCKYARD AND ARSENAL SUBDISTRICTS. 1893 110 136 193 175 614 1894 120 136 151 178 585 1895 112 137 14... |
558a3426-4f8a-42be-ad88-5aacb1bad295 | Return of Persons admitted into the Temporary Shelter (162, Samuel Street) during the Years 1895, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899, and 1900. Nature of Disease. 1895. 1896. 1897. 1898. 1899. 1900. |
db895fc7-dd58-4498-81a6-9604e5908ec8 | Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Families Persons Small Pox .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Scarlet Fever 8 26 7 20 10 40 17 51 5 22 2 7 Diphtheria 4 11 4 10 13 40 7 24 6 17 3 8 Typhoid or Enteric Fever 2 8 2 10 2 8 3 6 β’β’ β’β’ β’β’ β’β’ Totals 14 45 13 40 25 88 27 81 1... |
cf308fda-3e97-4c5b-8389-5dd03a75a977 | Re-inspected. Number Served. Number complied with. Number Served. A. Mackie 2123 1405 565 391 117 W. Woolley 2021 1031 487 246 110 Totals 4144 2436 1052 637 227 38 Table XVI. List of Common Lodging Houses in Woolwich under the License of the London County Council. No. Situation of House. Number of Beds Authorised. Sing... |
c11b4203-8ef9-4eeb-9618-9bce92c1036e | 1 7 11 64 β 20 . . 12 76 β 4 5 4 13 77 β 3 2 6 14 81 β . 8 1 15 82 β 7 6 3 16 93 β 30 . . 17 102 β 37 . . 18 6, Nile Street 5 . 3 19 7 β 13 . . 20 60, Beresford Street 35 . 13 21 10, Market Hill 10 . . 22 4, Warren Lane 30 . . 23 12 β 29 . . 24 13 β 11 . . 25 1, Ropeyard Rails 16 . . 26 2 β 21 . . 27 4 β 22 . . 28 7 β ... |
841895e0-2f33-4cad-ad36-01776bf77ea4 | 3 32 21 β 11 . 4 33 21a . 12 5 34 32 β 20 . . 35 43 β 16 . . 36 10a 26 . 3 37 34, Albert Road, N.W. 19 .. .. 39 Table XVII. List of Slaughterhouses, Cowshed, Licensed by the London Council in the District of Woolwich during the year 1900. No. Situation of Slaughterhouse. No. Situation of Slaughterhouse. 1 At rear of 93... |
031dfd86-6443-4599-b4c4-9a94954d57ea | List of Bakehouses in the Parish of Woolwich during the year 1900. No. Situation. No. Situation. 1 153, Powis Street 19 37, Prances Street 2 16 β 20 32, Church Street 3 42 β 21 48 β 4 98, High Street 22 23, George Street 5 100 β 23 21, Albion Road 6 111 β 24 51 β 7 140 β 25 60, Sand Street 8 31, Beresford Street 26 33,... |
5c5529fc-2ca0-4e77-84cf-b8494d29f7db | Charles Street 15 57 β 33 Dock Street, North Woolwich 16 3, Green's End 34 109, Albert Road β 17 90, Brookhill Road 35 32, Beresford Street 18 82 β 41 Table XIX. List of Houses Registered under the late Woolwich Local Board of Health's Bye-Laws, made the 13th August, 1895, with respect to Houses Let in Lodgings, or occ... |
a7a84f9e-7e2d-43c8-84c9-4a710de9efd9 | Ropeyard Rails 16 23 β 17 24 β 18 26 β 19 27 β 20 28 β 21 23, Union Buildings 22 1, Mary Ann Cottages, Back Lane, Frances Street 23 2 β 24 3 β 25 2, Samuel Street 26 4 β 27 5, Chapel Street 28 6, Ann Street, Rush Grove 29 6a , 30 7 β 31 8 β 32 10 β 33 11 β Registered No. Situation of House. 34 12, Arm Street, Rush Grov... |
ae7f9541-711d-4282-90c8-61db2a649c63 | Warren Street 45 6 β 46 4 β 47 8 β 48 9 β 49 15, Frances Street 50 16 β 51 18 β 52 24 β 53 21 β 54 7, Warren Street 55 13, Collingwood Street 56 2Β½ Market Hill 57 171, Powis Street 58 177 β 59 25, Frances Street 60 1, Sow Alley 61 2 β 62 1, New Street 63 2 β 64 5 β 65 6 β 66 2, Ordnance Terrace, Shooters' Hill Road 43 ... |
28d8f117-1ff4-4d33-887a-eb52762ecdcc | A.β-Vital Statistics. 1. Population.βI have estimated the population on the basis of the number of occupied houses, as I did last year, assuming that the number of persons to a house remains the same as at the Census of 1896, viz : 6.14. The number of occupied houses on June 30th, was 11,091, which gives a population o... |
4738d901-4908-483a-8202-8fc7b13bdb46 | The natural increase of the population was 936, and the estimated increase 2843, which infers an immigration from other districts of 1907 persons. 44 There were 421 births in West and 1573 in East Plumstead. 4. Deaths.βThe death rate was 15'5 compared with 140 and 162 in the two preceding years. This rate and all other... |
50aa3a00-5115-4be4-8645-fc53fec8acab | As regards the effect of weather on mortality it was an average year. 6. Infant Mortality.βThe number of deaths under one year per 1,000 births was 129, compared with 156 and 124 in the two preceding years. Of the 261 deaths under one year 69 occurred in the first quarter, 48 in the second, 93 in the third, and 49 in t... |
371da3bb-4f6e-4ccf-ac4b-23df036428d7 | Of the 261 deaths under 1 year 54 were from debility at birth, wasting, congenital defects and dentition, 28 from premature birth, and 50 from diarrhΕa and inflammation of the bowels. 9. There were 402 deaths under 5 years, being 38 per cent, of the total deaths, and 5-9 per 1,000 population. 10. The Zymotic death-rate... |
5ed4a6dd-3c6a-41d5-81c1-5627dfd2093f | Uncertified deaths.βThere were 29 uncertified deaths, being 2.7 per cent, of totaldeaths, compared with 2.9, 1.3, 4.1, and 3.4 in the four preceding years. Although this shews an improvement on the two past years, it is still far above the average for London and other large towns. Eleven of the uncertified deaths were ... |
d6548a08-c8d0-46e0-92a4-573d50589d37 | In continuance of the action described in my last report on the subject of uncertified deaths and death registration, the Health Committee of the late Vestry petitioned the Local Government Board in favour of early legislation on the lines of the Eeport of the Select Committee of Parliament published a few years ago : ... |
2639e059-e17b-40ca-b777-a39076793f89 | A man of 54 and a woman of 46 died from falls, the former being intoxicated. A woman of 68 and a child of 19 months died from burns. A woman of 47 died of hemorrhage from an ulcerated varicose vein. Two persons were run over, one by a truck and one by a bicycle. Four men were killed by machinery or otherwise injured wh... |
8aeaee92-1012-4b99-80ea-2d3019b12f25 | PopulationβCensus 1891 15867 36566 1896 16714 42538 ,, estimated to middle of 1900 17820 50278 Births 421 1573 Deaths 265 793 Birth Rate 23.6 31.2 Death Rate 14.8 15.7 Deaths under 1 year 42 217 ,, ,, ,, per 1000 births 99 138 Death Bate from Phthisis 1.17 1.59 47 (N.B.βThe population of these two districts is estimate... |
864f1651-999f-4fe1-a951-fa3a02725440 | The general and infantile death-rates in West Plumstead were nearly identical with the rates of 1899, the increase being confined to East Plumstead. Apparently the incidence of Diphtheria and Measles fell chiefly on East Plumstead. 16. Plumstead compared with other Sanitary Districts.βFive Metropolitan districts had a ... |
8d714417-2d66-483e-a071-347d190d6677 | The deaths from measles and diphtheria were a little above the average for London, and those from scarlet fever, enteric fever, diarrhoea, and phthisis, below. Small Pox. 17. There were no cases of small-pox, nor have been since 1896. There were 1,632 primary vaccinations compared with 1610 in 1899. If we compare this ... |
b097bcaf-e71b-4ed6-b51c-5bb416cf743e | (See Table V., which gives these rates for the past ten years.) Both these rates are lower than in any year since 1891. 19. Of the 300 cases 246 were removed to the Fever Hospital, or over four-fifths of the whole, showing that the proportion of cases treated at Hospital has continued to increase. In four cases the dia... |
541dc0e4-58df-41b1-ba78-07eec21b74b9 | 1893 4.0 8.0 1894 3.3 4.8 1895 3.0 3.0 1896 4.3 3.7 1897 0.7 2.1 1898 3.1 2.7 1899 1.1 0.7 1900 3.7 1.2 The above table seems to shew that whereas in former years when a much smaller proportion of cases went to Hospital the cases that did go were the more serious ones, in recent years the cases left at home are largely... |
909ccbde-fd8a-4724-89ef-9e93dc03f14c | 49 22. Of the houses in which cases occurred there were 203 with only one case, 30 with 2, and 11 with more than 2. 23. In my last report I mentioned three additional measures which were desirable for controlling the spread of Scarlet Fever; they were:β (1.) The thorough inspection of country cowsheds, and the registra... |
0f67ebe6-7b8c-429b-80df-fe06e4b4d39f | I believe this relaxation of the Arsenal regulations will lead to fewer cases of concealment, and consequently diminish the spread of infection. 23a. The highest number of cases occurred in January (50), in March (40), and in October (32); and the lowest in August and December (13). 24. Return Cases.βThere were nine ca... |
cb1600b2-88b7-42e8-a3d6-e5bbaed77563 | The average stay of the returned patients in hospital was twelve and a-half P 50 weeks, two having been detained over 16 weeks, a fact which indicates that the increase of duration of stay in hospital cannot be looked to as a means of avoiding return cases. 25. Dr. Simpson's Report on return cases, dated 5th June, 1899... |
4ca4b33d-f459-46ad-9ef3-960b41095c2c | That the cases are not due to premature discharge, but that duration of stay in Hospital should be diminished. (3). That local and antiseptic treatment should be applied for discharges from mucous membranes, and that patients should be moved to less infective wards before discharge. (4). That the Medical Officer of Hea... |
944a7b2c-6d80-493f-884c-aa773aac171e | 26. The following table gives the eases, deaths, and rate per 1,000 population during the year and preceding nine years:β Table E. No. of Cases. Case-Rate. No. of Deaths. Death-Rate. |
afef2fe2-20cb-47bf-bab3-06c615873809 | 1891 37 0.7 6 0.11 1892 118 2.0 38 0.70 1893 179 3.2 65 1.17 1894 118 2.0 34 0.59 1895 148 2.5 34 0.58 1896 198 3.3 60 1.00 1897 131 2.2 24 0.39 1898 110 1.7 15 0.24 1899 182 2.8 16 0.24 1900 240 3.52 24 0.33 It thus appears that the number of cases and case rate in 1900 were the highest in the past ten years. The deat... |
d8af1cbd-716f-4ca2-94c4-664d57a7c707 | The case death-rate was 100 per cent which with the exception of 1899, when it was only 8.8, is the lowest it has been since notification began. 28. Two hundred and seventeen cases were treated at Hospital, or nine-tenths of the whole, the highest proportion of hospital treated cases I have yet reported. The case death... |
4d9afcbc-477d-4601-a1f8-47f9a4bf5f99 | February 15 β β March 32 β β April 23 β β May 30 β β June 21 β β July 11 β β August 18 β β September 14 β β October 20 β β November 17 β β December 10 β β This monthly occurrence of cases agrees with that of Scarlet Fever in the fact that the highest number of cases occurred in January and the lowest in December. 30. T... |
5822aa18-e73d-4f7d-b748-4d5b21104a31 | Of the 240 cases, 45, or nearly one-fifth occurred in the small isolated district known as Abbey Wood. This district being low-lying might be considered a likely one for the occurrence of Diphtheria, but as a fact no case occurred there in 1899 and very few cases have occurred in previous years. Further, only one case ... |
85fe9c36-f8a4-495b-bb1b-fcb300d0fbeb | There were no cases after this till the 9th March, but from that date till the 18th June cases were notified every few days. After that day only one case occurred. On April 4th I reported to the Vestry that 10 cases had occurred in connection with Knee Hill School "that there has only been one case of Diphtheria recent... |
a3857d49-1b7b-4870-8519-6c492dcbf52b | In consequence of a further report, dated 16th May, on the continued prevalence of Diphtheria at Abbey Wood, in which I stated that as I could not examine the children and exclude suspected ones the only way would be to close the whole school, the Yestry directed a letter to be sent to the School Board asking them to a... |
5b750b24-0978-4124-97d5-c42cd1bdfac3 | I visited the home of one of these, and warned the mother as to keeping her children away from school, and as to disinfection of the mouth and throat; but the other child had been moved from the locality before I heard of the exclusion. 34. One of the cases at Abbey Wood occurred in a gipsy's tent. A magisterial order ... |
42076bc5-7e26-4a8a-b598-fb1fdc5ee226 | It is to be regretted that more doctors do not avail themselves of this mode of diagnosis, the use of which would often enable the proper treatment to be applied earlier, and prevent the risk to the patient and loss of credit to the doctor which is incurred by sending a non-infectious patient to the Fever Hospital. The... |
268e7be5-51f2-4c2b-ad2e-2a914a5ff983 | 37. There were 39 cases of Enteric Fever, compared with 25 in the previous year. The rate per 1,000 population was 0.57, which is the highest rate since 1890, with the exception of 1895, when it was 3.67 (see Table V.) There were 9 deaths, giving a death-rate of 0.13; this rate was exceeded in 1895, and also in 1893, b... |
d58ad059-82f5-49a5-b9eb-eabca22fc351 | In this case a child was apparently the source of infection of her father and mother. A list of the houses is given in Table XIII. 40. One case was a nurse who had been nursing an Enteric case at West Ham Infirmary. Another was nursing her sister for the same disease. Eleven cases had, within a few weeks of the illness... |
30d628ce-85e4-4731-9817-8a1233daf421 | In five cases some defects were found in the drainage by means of the smoke machine, which was used at all the houses implicated; 8 houses were found dirty. 42. To summarize there were 35 primary cases of which 18 may probably have been due to celery or shell fish or other food imperfectly cooked. There was no reason t... |
a0805fd2-cd0c-4695-9434-632ca06a69b3 | A specimen of blood was examined bacteriologically for Widal's reaction by the Jenner Institute in 19 cases, and a positive result obtained in 12, i.e., 12 out of 19 doubtful cases were found to be enteric. In 1899 four cases were examined with three positive results. Erysipelas. 45. There were 73 cases of Erysipelas, ... |
67dc7339-9ab6-4099-8439-da5938b93ccf | This curious behaviour of the infection does not stand alone, for Scarlet Fever has varied in an almost exactly parallel way during the five years ending with 1900, i.e., there was a progressive increase of the case-rate, and an almost progressive decrease of the death-rate. Evidently both these diseases are influenced... |
a32c0a99-4ff9-41d7-9bc6-07186d1e5a50 | The death-rate in London from Measles was 0.42 48. I received 581 notifications of children kept from School by School Teachers, namely:β Vicarage Road 33 Central 12 Earl Street 85 Plum Lane 68 Burrage Grove 41 Slade 15 Knee Hill 3 Purrett Road 102 Bloomfield Road 51 Plumstead Road 4 Conway Road 68 Ancona Road 11 High ... |
1b7e83aa-15ea-4337-8b6d-559873ac7cfa | 3 Central Schools May 4 β 4 β June 4 β G & A Bloomfield Boad β 4 β H & C High Street β 4 β C & D Bloomfield Boad β 3 β Infant Dept. Conway Boad June 3 β β Purrett Boad July 10 3 β A & G Eglinton Boad Oct. 3 β and later, on Professor Smith's advice the whole Infant Department of High Street School was closed. The affect... |
49ab3005-6b64-4c21-9d0c-9d4f324c1c58 | During the past four yearsβthe time during which I have been in a position to advise, and have advised, the closure of classes, 48 lives have been saved compared with the preceding four years and not allowing for increase of population. 51. A letter was received from the School Board, enclosing a report from their Medi... |
da6d77f0-b499-4c61-a71a-45c98dd7591e | The matter has now been taken up by the County Council, and a letter was received from the Council asking whether this proposal met with the Borough Council's approval. On my report, a reply was sent in the affirmative. I also reported in favour of making notification of Measles compulsory on the householder, but not o... |
35651ba1-b524-4d81-a94d-702ff32ab65b | The following table gives the death-rate from Phthisis during the past twelve years:β 1889 1.42 1890 1.87 1891 2.16 1892 1.85 1893 2.0 1894 1.23 60 1895 1.64 1896 1.3 1897 1.5 1898 1.27 1899 1.45 1900 1.48 Although the rate last year was higher than in the two preceding years it has been exceeded six times in the twelv... |
8665c25d-0b81-4771-b405-050f9a7a43b6 | The rate in West Plumstead was 1.17, and in East 1.59. 57. Cases occurred in 80 streets: 7 each in Ann Street and Villas Road, 6 in Maxey Road, 4 each in Glyndon Road, Burrage Road, Barth Road, and Kashgar Road, 3 each in Sandy Hill Road, Reidhaven Road, High Street, and Vicarage Park, and 2 each in Lakedale Road, Palm... |
1a546205-a92f-471a-b51d-97970cead8ec | More than one case occurred in 1899 in each of the following : Reidhaven Road, Bramblebury Road, Station Road, and Sladedale Road. 61 58. Out of 119 cases visited, disinfection was agreed to and performed in 18. Out of 90 cases in which particulars were obtained, 58 were males and 27 were Arsenal employees. In 1899 dis... |
11cff65c-d195-40ec-b65a-ced6cba80dfc | There were 36 cases of diarrhoea and 25 of enteritis, which is the same thing practically under a different name, and which in previous reports I have included with diarrhoea. This is fewer than in the three previous summers but is yet above the average. The nomenclature of this disease has been in an unsatisfactory co... |
8e371cbf-bd26-4ecc-bcd9-c250f4b4a9ba | Of the 61 cases, 50 were under 1 year of age, and 8 between 1 and 5 years: 16 cases occurred in West, and 45 in East Plumstead. 63. The death-rate for Diarrhoea, excluding Enteritis, and Gastro-Enteritis, as is done by the Registrar-General, was 0.53, compared with 0.78 in 1899, and 0.77 in London. 64. I noticed that t... |
39df2487-3f7b-414f-90f6-3f9466150715 | For this, lady health visitors, or sanitary inspectors are requisite. I have continued to distribute the instructions which I prepared, and were printed by the Vestry, as far as opportunity has occurred. Alcoholism. 66. There were 16 deaths from Alcoholism and cirrhosis of the liver, 3 in West Plumstead and 13 in East.... |
3c8ce26e-08ee-4ab4-9b35-d649fa5a7122 | Of the cases nursed, Ann Street, Walmer Road, Plumstead Common Road, and Princes Road, had 2 cases each. 63 Pneumonia. 68. There were 39 deaths from lobar pneumonia and 44 from lobular pneumonia. 83 eases of pneumonia were nursed by the Nursing Association. B. Administration. 69. Water Supply.βThe water supplied by the... |
db8241c0-9ba6-4f64-a728-efdc413f6684 | Sewers.βThe sewers have worked satisfactorily, and no nuisance has come to my knowledge from obstruction or overflowing of sewers. There were however a large number of complaints of offensive smells from open manholes in the public roads. 72. . Cemetery.βI inspected the Cemetery and found it, on the whole, well maintai... |
c7cab629-3bd8-4cd1-9f49-8ccbba66257f | Mortuary.βI visited the Mortuary at different times and saw that it was kept clean. It was used on 78 occasions compared with 31, 33, and 49 in the three preceding years. Sixtyseven bodies were there for inquests. Only one was a case of infectious disease. 75. Health Refuge.βThe Refuge was used once in January for a mo... |
9f7f1423-a150-4ca3-b1ab-a063682a0d56 | 78. In 1899, Mr. Simpson, M.R.C.V.S., and two assistants, examined all the cows in licensed premises in London, on behalf of the County Council, for the detection of Tubercular disease of the udder; 5,144 cows were inspected, and 4,484 were found to be free from disease or abnormalities of the udder. Of the 680 cows no... |
d28ece5a-7c0e-4b7d-9427-785f828913b2 | Dust Shoots.βThe house refuse has continued to be deposited on the levels, and has now reached to within a short distance of Church Manorway. It is to be hoped that the erection of the dust destructor will not be long delayed. 80. The Public Health Committee had under their consideration a dust-shoot in Wickham Lane us... |
6c8675da-d8ef-4fa4-b282-484930c8bfdb | But nuisances continue to occur of overloaded carts dropping refuse behind them, of refuse falling in the road in the process of loading, and offensive dust being blown about at the same time. The collection cannot be satisfactory until it is made with suitably constructed carts. Owing to the large use of gas-stoves th... |
a0fb6308-f8cc-4c58-a479-8fb0add17744 | The Guardians, after considerable delay, came to the conclusion to relay that part under the receiving ward only, and to dispute their liability to relay the whole. The Vestry refusing to yield from their demands, the guardians were finally proceeded against at the Police Court on May 30th, and after two adjournments w... |
3de90afb-a90d-47d1-a4ff-d896bb5c6844 | It was closed by the owners on receipt of notice under the Housing of the Working Classes Act, Part II. 84. Smoke Nuisance.βThe Laundry in Chesnut Road was complained of as causing smoke nuisance repeatedly by certain residents in the neighbourhood. After a very large number of observations had been taken by the Sanita... |
e2257add-7cac-4863-a32e-89320ad72a1e | In 1899, 777 choked and defective drains were dealt with and 66 combined drains. In three cases the defective drains had been laid within the last three or four years, but before the re-organisation of the Surveyor's department. 86. Offensive Accumulations.βA deposit of offensive matter, rags and paper screened from th... |
8e916d2d-7e6b-489f-a9d9-1152d5a35b62 | Gypsies.βRepeated visits to gypsy vans and tents were made with a view to enforcing the Bye-laws, especially as regards water supply and w.c. accommodation. The usual result of such visits is that the gypsies move to another camping ground, but in one case near the football ground, two earth closets were erected in pur... |
969dddfe-f41f-4c92-ad65-e4bd2168e8dd | Notices were served on the landlords of most of these houses, but owing either to objections received, improved conditions as to cleanliness and overcrowding, or reduction to occupation by only one tenant, there were finally only four of them registered leaving 22 houses on the Register, December 31st. These houses wer... |
a7f34514-cb2d-4c97-88ce-ddbd53fcb518 | It will be seen in my report on the Princes Road district that I found 25 cases of overcrowding among the 153 houses I inspected house to house. Presuming that overcrowding exists in the rest of the parish in the same proportion, and that each case affects only one person, there are over 1,500 persons in Plumstead for ... |
9048e8a9-b52b-4a3f-b720-ddf9cb56d644 | Applicants for every vacant house being so numerous, the landlord is master of the situation, and the bad landlord has no inducement but the pressure of the sanitary authority, to maintain his property in good condition. The effect of this state of things is that tenants are afraid to complain of any existing nuisance,... |
4513f916-d545-40a1-80e3-664a57db24b4 | Prosecutions.β2017 intimation notices were sent and 330 were followed by statutory notices; 85 of these not having been attended to were reported to the Vestry Clerk for proceedings, and after the Clerk had written to each of the defaulters, 20 summonses were issued against those who disregarded the Clerk's letter. Par... |
a3ff4fe4-3ccf-4392-b11c-16a45e5e3e11 | Adulteration under Sale of Food and Drugs Acts.β Out of 200 samples taken by Chief Inspector Duck, 12 or 6 per cent were found adulterated. Proceedings were taken in each instance and a conviction obtained in every case. The highest penalty imposed under the Act was Β£5 or one month's imprisonment inflicted on George La... |
1c2ffdbc-1235-4b0d-b2f6-a550e96e88ed | and 12s. 6d. costs were allowed in most cases of adulteration. In one case of milk, in which the Vestry Analyst's certificate stated that 10 per cent fat was abstracted, by request of the defendant a sample was sent to Somerset House, with the result that the Government Analyst found that 16 per cent had been abstracte... |
2451d8d3-0780-4f5a-bc8b-1837a85d1105 | Reidhaven Road District.βThe statistics of this district during the past year are less satisfactory than in the preceding 71 year, but a considerable variation must be expected in a small population, and, taken along with the statistics of 1899, I think we may be satisfied that there has been an actual improvement in t... |
f48603d2-344f-47e6-a91d-b79a3e0fabbf | 169 143 120 141 1910 1866 1950 1975 1896 1971 1994 Birth Rate . . . 45.2 38.3 32.1 37.7 33.6 32.0 32.7 32.3 30.2 30.2 29.3 Total Deaths 72 84 61 79 74 55 96 736 930 931 835 1016 916 1058 Death Rate 19.8 23.1 16.2 21.1 19.8 14.7 25.7 12.9 15.9 15.6 13.6 16.2 14.0 15.5 Deaths under 1 year 15 42 26 31 25 18 29 180 250 261... |
39a80c14-b108-4b78-aa29-e7dba0bf3652 | 183 174 150 205 94 134 133 116 156 124 129 β 1β5 years 17 18 14 13 14 7 18 127 143 176 99 156 77 402 Diphtheria deaths 1 3 5 2 . . . 40 31 60 24 15 16 24 β notifications 5 11 15 6 4 5 5 118 148 198 132 110 183 240 Enteric Fever deaths 2 . . . 1 . . 6 30 4 3 2 1 9 β notifications 13 2 3 2 3 4 7 26 214 29 25 28 25 39 Dia... |
21c144eb-3319-4c4d-8dc2-583d6e21bec5 | 12 7 5 11 70 96 81 96 88 95 101 72 98. Princes Road and Armstrong Street Areas (see Appendix I.) In the course of the year, I prepared statistics for these areas, and devoted a large amount of time to a house to house inspection of the Princes Eoad area. I referred to the results of this inspection as I went on, but I ... |
e466be66-fe74-4d0c-8cef-742745598da6 | Year. Population estimated to Middle of each Year. Births. Deaths under One Year of Age. Deaths at all Age3. Total. Deaths in Public Institutions in the District. Deaths of NonResidents registered in District. Deaths of Residents registered beyond District. Deaths at all Ages. Nett. Number. Rate* Number. Rate per 1000 ... |
e7cc4e74-5a04-4c83-9ba0-1553ab8e110c | 9 205 133 61 847 15.7 1893 55398 1914 34.5 279 140 1050 18.9 188 140 80 990 17.9 1894 56770 1910 33.6 186 94 776 13.6 167 109 69 736 12.9 1895 58175 1866 32.0 258 134 950 16.3 199 118 98 930 15.9 1896 59615 1950 32.7 271 133 1002 16.8 199 144 73 931 15.6 1897 61090 1975 32.3 240 116 895 14.6 203 129 78 844 13.6 1898 62... |
bd42566f-67ff-4d8e-80b0-a0aa57b75c04 | 4 227 149 73 1016 16.2 1899 65255 1971 30.2 251 124 1001 15.3 247 163 78 916 14.0 Averages for years 1890-1899 57639 1921 33.4 251.2 126.6 970.2 16.6 210.3 139.7 72.5 905 15.7 1900 68098 1994 29.3 259 129 1134 16.6 262 167 91 1058 15.5 Corrected by Census 1901 66893 29.8 16.9 15.8 * Bates calculated per 1,000 of Estima... |
88fd8d34-1eda-40db-9c97-bafd05aec480 | The deaths to be included in Column 12 are the number in Column 7, corrected by the subtraction of the number in Column 10 and the addition of the number in Column 11. By the term "Non-residents" is meant persons brought into the district on account of illness, and dying there ; and by the term "Residents" is meant per... |
231ebb5a-a8ed-433f-b772-1fa4b0d06909 | Population estimated to middle of each Year. Births Registered. Deaths at all Ages. Deaths under 1 year. 1896 16714 486 214 48 42538 1464 788 216 1897 16993 469 229 45 44178 1506 700 185 1898 17100 453 276 79 45503 1443 740 217 1899 17465 452 259 45 47790 1519 657 200 Averages of Years 1896 to 1899 1900 17820 421 265 4... |
daa0c9de-c8d1-41ba-88b6-e6c23165f41a | West Plumstead East Plumstead West Plumstead East Plumstead Under 1. 1 to 5 5 to 15 Over 15. Small Pox . . . . . . . . . Cholera . . . . . . . . . Diphtheria 237 3 94 120 20 68 169 62 155 Membranous Croup 3 1 2 1 2 . . Erysipelas 73 4 2 7 60 21 52 . . Scarlet Fever 300 2 90 173 35 55 245 47 199 Typhus Fever . . . . . .... |
295d4c8d-69d1-4a19-9457-951fade73d73 | Plague . . . . . . . . . Totals 658 10 189 311 148 153 505 110 393 75 Notes.βThe localities adopted for this table should be the same as those in Tables II. and IV. State the name of the isolation hospital, if any, used by the sick of the district. Mark (H) the locality in which it is situated, or if not within the dis... |
0c54b514-232f-4525-bda7-f4f787f71b15 | West Plumstead East Plumstead Small Pox .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Measles 11 32 3 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 46 9 37 1 Scarlet Fever .. 3 1 .. .. 1 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 1 4 3 Epidemic Influenza 1 .. .. .. .. .. 2 2 1 3 7 12 3 31 10 21 8 Whooping Cough 9 16 2 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2... |
a71098d7-719a-44bc-bd5d-a4c1b7e5d484 | . . . 9 2 7 2 Asiatic Cholera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Diarrhoea, Dysetery 30 4 . . . . . . . . 2 . . 36 15 21 . Epidemic or Zymotic Enteritis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Enteritis 20 4 . . . . . . . . 1 . 25 1 24 . Other Continued Fevers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rheumatism 1 . . 3 1 2 . 1 . . .... |
ae492d1f-c29d-4367-9919-d86d6db436e2 | 2 1 1 1 Other Septic Diseases . . . 1 . . . 1 1 3 . . . 6 1 5 4 Intermittent Fever and Malarial Cachexia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tuberculosis of Meninges 2 1 2 . 1 . 1 . 1 . . . . 8 3 5 . Tuberculosis of Lungs . 2 3 4 7 13 27 23 9 6 7 . . 101 21 80 24 Other Forms of Tuberculosis 15 9 2 . 2 . 1 . . 1 . . . 30 ... |
045830e3-a48b-467e-b312-373c2ef05d74 | 0- 1- 5- 10- 15- 20- 25- 35- 45- 55- 65- 75- 85- All Ages. West Plumstead East Plumstead Alcoholism . . . . . . . . 1 2 1 . . 4 2 2 1 Cancer . . . . 2 . 1 9 12 14 15 4 . 57 22 35 13 Premature Birth 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 4 24 . Developmental Diseases 54 9 1 . . . . . . . . . . 64 8 56 . Old Age . . . . . . . . .... |
97711118-0bb7-4af1-ba09-d017e1d7774b | 7 1 6 3 Inflammation and Softening of Brain . . 1 . . . . 1 . 1 . . . 3 1 2 3 Organic Diseases of Heart 1 . 3 3 . 6 1 10 16 16 17 4 . 77 24 53 11 Acute Bronchitis 23 12 2 . . . 2 1 . 5 7 10 3 65 12 53 4 Chronic Bronchitis 1 . . . . . . . . 5 7 4 . 17 5 12 2 Lobar (Croupous) Pneumonia 1 1 1 1 3 1 6 3 8 6 7 1 . 39 11 28 ... |
b706c6a2-fa0a-4617-a5d2-f936969a9be1 | 44 11 33 1 Diseases of Stomach 2 . . . 1 . 1 . . . . . . 4 1 3 . Obstruction of Intestines 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . 1 . Cirrhosis of Liver . . . . . . . 4 5 3 . . . 12 1 11 4 Nephritis and Bright's Disease . . . . . 1 . 1 5 6 5 . . 18 8 10 3 Tumours and other Affections of Female Genital Organs . . . . . . . . . .... |
ebfd2f1f-3a14-4cb5-9bf2-6fff7f262890 | 22 9 13 7 Deaths by Suicide . . . . . . 2 1 . 1 . . . 4 . 4 . Deaths from Ill-defined Causes 8 3 . . . 1 2 2 2 3 6 2 . 29 9 20 1 All other Causes 29 9 3 2 2 4 12 14 20 18 22 18 . 153 41 112 34 Totals 261 141 38 16 22 31 74 79 87 98 115 84 12 1058 265 793 178 77 Table V. Eates per 1,000 Persons on the Population, estima... |
462411a2-45af-4171-bf02-b1457acf90f5 | Enteric and Continued Fevers. Relapsing Fever. Puerperal Fever. Cases. Deaths. Cases. Deaths, j Cases. Deaths. Oases. Deaths. Cases. Deaths. Cases. Deaths. Cases. Deaths. Cases. Deaths. Cases. Deaths. 1890 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1891 0.01 . . . 0.55 0.07 0.7 0.11 1.1 0.01 . . 0.45 0.07 . . 0.07 0.04 1892 .... |
400d0c54-836d-4428-9ced-01ed9e17dccc | 66 0.07 3.2 1.17 9.5 0.56 . . 0.52 0.14 . . 0.09 0.05 1894 0.38 0.03 0.01 0.01 1.12 0.01 2.0 0.59 8.4 0.37 . . 0.45 0.10 . . 0.03 0.05 1895 0.29 0.03 . . 0.91 0.01 2.5 0.58 5.6 0.17 . . 3.67 0.51 . . 0.12 0.07 1896 0.05 . . . 0.72 0.05 3.3 1.00 5.8 0.23 . . 0.48 0.06 . . 0.05 0. |
3da101f8-8f87-4962-87ee-17b72964884e | 02 1897 . . 0.06 . 0.75 0.03 2.2 0.39 6.0 0.09 . . 0.40 0.04 . . 0.04 0.01 1898 . . 0.04 . 0.86 0.03 1.7 0.24 6.7 0.18 . . 0.44 0.03 . . 0.11 0.11 1899 0.98 0.03 2.8 0.24 10.9 0.09 . . 0.38 0.01 . . 0.07 0.03 1900 . . . 1.07 0.01 3.52 0.33 4.4 0.04 . . 0.57 0.13 . . 0.05 0.04 78 Table VI. |
b7d36dd3-d9fb-48b7-a9e4-4d59606f0ffe | Ages, Schools, and other particulars of the cases of SCARLET FEVER AND DIPHTHERIA. Total Cases. AGES. SEX. Houses with 1 Case only. Houses with 2 Cases. Houses with 3 Cases. Houses with 4 Cases or more. No. treated in Hospital Under 1 1 to 5 5 to 10 10 to 15 Over 15 Males. Females SCARLET FEVER 300 2 90 109 64 35 160 1... |
05fb1ae2-e637-4e84-8d74-95f8a72acdde | Bloomfield Road. The Slade. Burrage Grove Eglinton Road. High Street. Conway Road. Knee Hill, Abbey Wood Plum Lane. Other Schools. Total. On Roll 1316 On Roll 1025 On Roll 1048 On Roll 881 On Roll 1268 On Roll 1920 On Roll 1006 On Koll 976 On Roll 1292 On Roll 1211 On Roll 1357 On Koll 155 On Roll 396 SCARLET FEVER 25 ... |
e32b6033-b37c-484f-a64d-2638e1844361 | Estimated Population middle of year. Births. Deaths. Annual Rate per 1000 living. Deaths from Principal Zymotic Disease. Small Pox. Measles. Scarlet Fever. Diphtheria. Whooping Cough. Typhus. Enteric Fever Simple and Undefined Fever. Diarrhoea. Phthisis. Other Tuberculous Disease. Deaths of Children under 1 year of age... |
4ffc30ed-a5eb-43c8-a64f-2215fe99b4c8 | 124 1887 44,204 1667 714 37.8 16.2 2.36 104 2 22 2 11 32 . 2 . 33 . . 116 1888 46,264 1703 689 36.9 14.9 1.58 73 . . 3 19 33 . 2 . 16 . . 112 1889 48,420 1852 759 38.4 15.7 2.03 98 . 43 5 13 1 4 . 2 . 21 69 . 115 1890 50,676 1933 923 37.5 17.9 2.47 127 . 33 11 14 44 1 2 . 22 95 . 137 1891 52,754 1867 920 35.3 17.4 1.57... |
6008ea01-49f7-423a-af85-5e80c55cd1dd | 33 1 6 24 . 4 . 15 114 . 124 1892 54,060 1932 849 35.7 15.7 2.48 136 . 19 25 38 29 . 3 . 22 100 . 108 1893 55,398 1914 994 34.5 17.9 3.71 211 2 47 31 65 23 . 8 . 35 111 49 140 1894 56,770 1910 736 33.6 12.9 2.06 123 2 20 21 34 30 . 6 . 10 70 25 94 1895 58,175 1866 930 32.0 15.9 2.5 153 2 24 10 34 5 . 30 . 48 96 26 134 ... |
fad90649-6319-4ade-8caa-8e7b9d76d5ad | 615 1950 931 32.7 15.6 3.5 213 . 68 14 60 35 . 4 . 30 81 26 133 1897 61,090 1975 835 32.3 13.6 2.2 138 . 3 6 24 21 . 3 . 81 96 26 116 1898 62,603 1896 1016 30.2 16.2 3.5 224 . 59 12 15 31 . 2 . 105 88 30 156 1899 65,255 1971 916 30.2 14.0 1.3 121 . 3 6 16 10 . 1 . 85 95 24 124 1900 68,098 1994 1058 29.3 15.5 2.4 167 . |
8ce7ef77-3fbe-4e0e-87b1-17ac1f15e3de | 46 3 23 28 . 9 . 58 101 38 129 80 81-2 Table VIII. Analysis of the Vital and Mortal Statistics of the Sanitary Districts of the Metropolis, after Distribution of Deaths occurring in Public Institutions during the year 1900. Sanitary Areas. Estimated Population in the middle of 1900. Births. Deaths. Annual Rate per 1000... |
562009dc-be84-4462-b2ea-548147221e7b | London 4,589,129 130,868 83,732 28.6 18.3 2.19 10,034 4 1,928 361 1,539 1,945 2 716 7 3,532 7,809 158 West Districts. Paddington 130,134 2,891 2,069 22.3 15.9 1.72 222 - 50 5 27 35 1 8 1 95 149 165 Kensington 173,603 3,586 2,730 20.7 15.8 1.66 286 - 98 4 27 33 β 17 197 104 180 Hammersmith 110,203 2,994 1,887 272 17.2 2... |
68fa60ba-abf6-4d86-91fe-63eea3385d54 | 524 2,350 33.3 17.3 2.86 387 - 81 23 66 54 β 18 145 210 147 Chelsea 96,715 2,235 1,732 23.2 18.0 1.77 170 - 33 7 18 18 β 19 75 165 149 St. George's,Hanover Sq. 81,133 1,295 1,119 16.0 13.8 0.78 63 - 6 6 11 11 1 11 17 110 197 Westminster 51,657 1,058 1,062 20.5 20.6 1.46 75 - 20 1 8 15 β 9 22 124 189 St. |
ee4a48fc-5ca9-4ce1-bba8-1f0f38dd958f | James', Westminster 21,457 409 344 19.1 16.1 1.08 23 β 6 1 4 2 - 3 7 35 154 North Districts. Marylebone 139,777 3,991 2,627 28.6 18.9 1.86 259 2 49 12 40 55 - 12 1 88 278 125 Hampstead 81,766 1,621 922 19.9 11.3 1.18 96 β 21 4 31 9 β 9 22 69 100 St. |
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