Cholera and Death Toll Across London in October Week
The Registrar General reports 991 total deaths in the week ending the 14th, including 30 cholera deaths across London districts such as the London Hospital Aldgate St George's in the East and Woolwich Arsenal. Additional notes cover scattered cases in Edinburgh Sunderland and dispatch of prison ships while authorities tighten quarantine and report weather impacts on disease spread.
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London Hospital
Aldgate
St. George's
Bermondsey
Lambeth
Wool
Wich Arsenal
Greenwich
Unité
Thames
Royal Arsenal
Arsenal
St. Olave
Tooley Street
Chelsea South
Cholers
Bethnal Green
Buy
Sitalfelde
St. John’s
St. Olave's
Cholera Meligne
St. James
Rotherhithe
St. Paul's
Deptford
Clapham
Eastern Porte
Baltic
Brnwixauaw
John Cheetham
Bank of Messrs. Attwood and Spooner
Cheetham
Wright
Chavasse
Blake
George Street
Edgbaston
Triemoore
Isabella
London
Jarrow Wallant Quay
Sunderland
Schooler
Roberts
Aberdeen
Borasees
Nantes
Stockrox
Teza
Thia
Hamburg
Tees
Edinburgh
Newhaven
Leith
Abbey Hill
Calton Street
Canongate
Clyde Street
Cowgate
Grassmarket
Heriot Place
South St James's Street
St. Cuthbert’s Peorhouse
Greenside Row
Pleasances
Tobago Street
West Port
Board of Health
Council Office
Order of the Sth
Hare
General Dispensary
Aldersgate Street
Metropolitan Police
General Board of Health
Billingsgate
Milbank
Wheatley
Devonshire Street
Kennington Cross
Home Office
Justitia
Wye
Beaumont
York
Plymouth
East Stonehouse
Ware
Isle of Portland
Sanderland
Thorndey
Eeactien
Geners Board of Health
Nowhaven
Increased Demand for the Police Force in Westminster Parish
Vestry discussions at St James's Westminster on extending time for the increased police demand payment. Debates cover totals of £8790 11s 8d, potential further charges, and legality of extra levies. The meeting urged counsel input and possible equity grounds against the increased levy.
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St Jamen’s
Westminster
J. Jackson
Buzzard
Ray
Metropolitan Police
Ventry
Marylebone
St. Pancras
Churchwarden Geesin
St. James’s
George Grey
Home Office
Sir George
Middlesex
T. A'Beckett
Miles Miley
A' Beckett
Frederick Byng
Train crashes through flooded bridge near Canterbury
In forty eight hours of heavy rain the Stour rose washing away the bridge supports on the South Eastern line near Canterbury. A luggage train ran onto the arch as it collapsed, engine and vans plunged, but no passengers were aboard. Workers, ambulances, and telegraphs coordinated relief as replacements ferried travelers to the next station. The disaster halted rail traffic until the bridge could be rebuilt. Lord Melbourne's health improves, and notices about other officials and France’s grain export prohibition follow.
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Board of Health
London Board
Vienna
Landsturm
Lobkowits
National Guarda
Diet
Hungary
Peitler
Sellowitz
Archduke Francia Charles
Prince Lobkowitz
Schmidt
Lubhowitz
Latour
Lobkowitz
Piffersdorf
Sama
Goldmark
Lloyd's
Maria Hill
Schoobruon
Jellachich
Vienna Wood
St. Veit
Heitzung
Beomgarten
Lainz
Speising
Pensing
Averaperg
Danube
Brunn
Windischglitz
Lichtenstein
Lloyd's of the
Schwarzenberg Garter
Styria
Alresty
Auersperg
Diest
Olmetz
Austria
Prague
Borrosch
Vacani
Franck
Herr Hafner
Stein
Upper Austria
Olmutz
Bohm
S Pole
M. Messenhausen
Rempler
Vogel
Schultz
Paria
Burgher Guard
National Assembly of France
Mozulime
Martinique
Pennetty
Peuple Constituant
Representant du Peupile
Vraie Republique
Nowber
Paris
Havre
Bea
Brother
National Guard
Assonte
Journal du Havre
Bee
Place Des Pilotes
Custom House
David Harris
Deady
Zadig Woolf
Bishopagate
Johnson
Saul Yates
Guildhall
George Clarke
Alderman Gibbs
Sarah Nesh
Cocke
Buckridge
Bridge Street
Sarah Nash
No. 3
Holborn Buildings
Bartholomew's Hospital
Camberwell
Cuatody
Lipsic Road
Newgate Street
Farringdon Street
White Bear
Bride Lane
Bridge
Surrey
Bincab
Cooke
Calla Cox
Ana Marie Malpas
Maria Plowden
Afr
Samuel Williams
Acta
Chapman Marshal
Farebrother
Williams
Barron
Lambeth Court
Norton
Richard Malpas
Sedgeley
Dadiey
Williams Ony
Dudley
Compter
Clerkenwell
Harris
Andrew M'Gill
Argyle Place
St. Pancras
May
Mr. Tyrwhitt
Witneas
Tyrwhitt
Worship Street
Hammill
Taylor
Whitechapel Union
Cuihuam
Kent
Stour
Canterbury
Margate
Wye
London
Dover
Lord Melbourne
Brocket Hall
Edwardea
Order of the Bath
T. S. Duscomsn
M.P
France
Frence
Coanres
Charles Napier
India
Baillie
East India
House of Commons
Scinde
Charles Nepier
Europe
Tamves Weir Hogg
James Hogg
Court of Directors
Hogg
House of Commone
Duke of Wellington
Ellenborough
Hardinge
Treasury
Westcreston Coury
Fridey
Nateax
Macxex
D.C. Moylan
Nathan, Costumier
Castle Street
Leicester Square
Ryder Street
St. James's
Nathan
Tait
Dreas
Mr. Nathan
Bat Tim
Eckhel
Germany
Osborne
Eckbel
Horsemonger Lane
Mr. Nethan
Mr. Macken
Macken
Falmouth
Antwerp
Steward
Ind
Orchard Place Court Then and Now in a Dense District
A 19th century analysis details Orchard place as a 45 by 8 yard block housing 27 cottages with 217 families and 882 people in 1845, later swelling to 476 families and 1,222 individuals. It notes high adult population and common disease risk, urging better housing for public health, as well as noting wealthy nearby obliviousness to the squalor. It also critiques a Privy Council quarantine decree on cholera as outdated and harmful to commerce, arguing Europe mostly abandoned cholera quarantines and England should scrap the measure.
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Orchard Place
Privy Council
Porte
England
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Scotland
Meeting on Bow common nuisances in Mile End Old Town
In Mile End Old Town a morning meeting at the Town house discussed nuisances from Bow common lane manufactories and other parish sites. A deputation to the Board of Health was planned to seek powers and action to remove health hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile End Old Town
Mile End Road
Bow Common Lane
Alfred Head
Corchwarden
Horton
New
Southwood Smith
Board of Health
Hammock
Bow Common
Jales
Francis
Bromley
Finch
H. Rendall
H. Roberts
Do Waii
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Roth
Philippowich
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Kingstown
Kingstown Harbour
Holyhead
Chester and
the Grove
Countess of
Clarendon
Gerald Ponsonby
Corry Connellan
Viceregal Lodge
Cashel
Besborough
Earl of Besborough
Emily
Kathleen Ponsonby
Ireland
Parvy Council
Itial
Daxaprdt
Warrixo
Lawson
Spencely
High Street
Wapping
Menars
Jolly
Anil Sofia
Star and Sun
Surroszo Muxpre
Broke Farm
Halstead
Capueza
Coxvicta
Woolwich
Board of Admiralty
Benbow
Yphigenia
Vasier
House of Correction
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