Return of statement showing in respect of each Poor Law Union in England and Wales (1) the number of certificates of conscientious objection under Section 2 of The Vaccination Act, 1898, received by the vaccination officers, which were dated between the 1st day of January and the 31st day of March, the 1st day of April and the 30th day of June, the 1st day of July and the 30th day of September, and the 1st day of October and the 31st day of December respectively in the year 1899; and, (2) the number of certificates of successful primary vaccination received by the vaccination officers during the periods between the 1st day of January and the 30th day of June and the 1st day of July and the 31st day of December respectively in the years 1898 and 1899.

  • Great Britain. Local Government Board.
Date:
[1900]
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Credit: Return of statement showing in respect of each Poor Law Union in England and Wales (1) the number of certificates of conscientious objection under Section 2 of The Vaccination Act, 1898, received by the vaccination officers, which were dated between the 1st day of January and the 31st day of March, the 1st day of April and the 30th day of June, the 1st day of July and the 30th day of September, and the 1st day of October and the 31st day of December respectively in the year 1899; and, (2) the number of certificates of successful primary vaccination received by the vaccination officers during the periods between the 1st day of January and the 30th day of June and the 1st day of July and the 31st day of December respectively in the years 1898 and 1899. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service. The original may be consulted at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service.

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    Number of Certificates of successful Primary Vaccination received : Union-Counties and Unions. Between 1st Between Ist Between 1st Between 1st J&nuai'y and July and uuuary aliU July and During' During 30th June 31st Decembei 30tli June 31stDt'cembei the year 1898. the year 1899. 1898. 1898. 1899. 1899. Southampton—cont Hartley Wintney 288 231 381 268 519 649 Havant • 117 115 90 104 232 194 Hursley 38 39 43 24 77 (i7 Isle of Wight _ 473 433 812 834 906 1,646 Kingsclere - 86 86 97 66 171 163 Lymington - 102 76 145 92 177 237 New Forest 142 126 182 133 268 316 New Winchester - _ 316 263 317 317 578 634 Petersfield - 98 105 56 36 203 92 Portsea Island - 2,315 1,458 2,488 1,893 3,773 4,381 Ringwood - _ 67 56 69 64 123 133 Romsev - 110 59 107 91 169 198 Southampton 395 657 374 835 1,052 1,209 South Stoneham - - 764 719 887* 770 1,483 1,657 Stockbridge 78 56 71 50 134 121 Whitchurch 60 49 80 62 109 142 Stafford. Burton-upon-Trent 452 295 881 813 747 1,694 Cannock 487 430 1,535 569 917 2,204 Cheadle 290 240 412 348 530 760 Dudley 1,943 1,641 2,472 2,117 3,684 4,589 Leek - 422 479 637 527 901 1,164 Lichfield 581 482 580 499 1,063 1,079 Newcastle -under-Lyrae 522 426 464 306 948 830 Seisdon 163 165 282 210 328 492 Staflford 352 242 426 368 594 794 Stoke-upo n-Trent 1 f I n o J ,l)U- 1 y1 1 Q 1 ,4: 1 O 2,49-3 Stone - 165 153 92 175 318 267 Tamworth - 184 191 277 134t 375 411 Uttoxeter 167 155 173 134 322 307 Walsall 719 376 2,761 1,692 1,095 4,353 West Bromwicli - 415 833 2,833 1,638 1,248 4,471 Wolstanto n and Burslem 1,248 1,142 592 l,49i 2,390 •j,083 Wolverhampton - 619 785 2,265 1,601 1,404 3,866 SlTPFOLK. Blything 275 280 335 281 555 616 Bosmere and Clay don 135 143 68 39 278 107 Bury St. Edmunds 162 313 137 130 275 267 Cosford 173 127 164 177 300 34] Hartismere - - - 126 102 235 145 228 380 Hoxne 129 106 186 113 234 299 Ipswich 105 48 480 266 153 746 Mildenhal 1 - 97 88 62 40 186 102 Mutford and Lothing- land 419 359 530 374 778 904 Plomesgat e 198 259 208 O O A 467 Risbridge 197 107 237 200 304 437 Samford 144 127 185 137 271 322 Stow - ' \ \ 175 231 213 228 406 441 Sudbury - 1 254 200 384 310 454 694 Thingoe - ' 136 148 14] 180 284 321 Wangford - ' 146 167 167 121 313 288 Woodbridge 247 185 285 149 432 434 SlURKEY. Chertsey 299 259 402 368 558 770 Croydon 971 645 1,296 1,066 1,616 2,362 Dorking 47 99 167 140 146 307 Epsom 343 390 237 222 733 459 Farnham 528 417 897 646 945 1,543 • South Stoneham.—Amended figures now furnished. The number given in the previous Return (JN^o. 344, Sesdon 1899) was 882. f TamwortJ.i.—Vaccination was postponed for a l.m go portion of tlie half-year, owing to an epidemic of measle.s, 0.1 k2. D