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This discrepancy is accounted for by the fact of frequent changes recurring in this part of the force, by dismissals, resignations.

Table Nr. 4 No. Sital No Sital No. Proportion of deaths to whole. No of Recons and Overtions of sickness.
Government Officers, Policemen, wives and children, Beecroers of Roads, and Riemers in Hongkong, during the year 1847.
Government Officees and Officers of Roads. 61 Unknown 2? 1.65 per cent.
Police, wives & children 215 160 6 2.79
Prisoners.. 506 90 12 2.36

The foregoing table must be regarded as uncertain. The attendance on the heads of Departments has been withdrawn from the Colonial Surgeon; and the subordinate Officers are required to pay for their medicines. A few of the latter, I believe, consult other medical men, who are willing to include in the price of medicines supplied to their patients, their advice. Thus a large proportion of Government Officers are withdrawn from the attendance and cognizance of the Colonial Surgeon, whose only information regarding the nature and progress of their diseases, is deduced from...

Table No. 5
The entire population of Hongkong, and proportion of deaths amongst people of all nations in the year 1847.
Entire Population. 23,872.
No of Deaths of persons of all nations. 282
Proportion of deaths to population. 1.14 per cent
Table No.
Showing the fixed European population in Hongkong during the year 1847, and the proportions of deaths.
No of Europeans. 837
No of Deaths. 30
Proportion of European deaths. 3.50 per cent.

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE C.O/133 Reference:— COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON 4 Lin 752 This discrepancy is accounted for by the fact of frequent changes recurring in this part of the force, by dismissals, resignations. Table Nr. 4 No. Sital No Sital No. Proportion of deaths to whole. No of Recons and Overtions of sickness. Government Officers, Policemen, wives and children, Beecroers of Roads, and Riemers in Hongkong, during the year 1847. Government Officees and Officers of Roads. 61 Unknown 2? 1.65 per cent. Police, wives & children 215 160 6 2.79 Prisoners.. 506 90 12 2.36 The foregoing table must be regarded as uncertain. The attendance on the heads of Departments has been withdrawn from the Colonial Surgeon; and the subordinate Officers are required to pay for their medicines. A few of the latter, I believe, consult other medical men, who are willing to include in the price of medicines supplied to their patients, their advice. Thus a large proportion of Government Officers are withdrawn from the attendance and cognizance of the Colonial Surgeon, whose only information regarding the nature and progress of their diseases, is deduced from... Table No. 5 The entire population of Hongkong, and proportion of deaths amongst people of all nations in the year 1847. Entire Population. 23,872. No of Deaths of persons of all nations. 282 Proportion of deaths to population. 1.14 per cent Table No. Showing the fixed European population in Hongkong during the year 1847, and the proportions of deaths. No of Europeans. 837 No of Deaths. 30 Proportion of European deaths. 3.50 per cent. Page 105 Page 106
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PUBLIC RECORD

OFFICE

C.O/133

Refarance :—

COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NOT TO | BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

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Lin

752

This actually employed. discrepancy is accounted for by the fact of frequent changes recurring in this part of the force, by dismissals,

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a resignations.

their

Table Nr. 4. The number and proportion of deaths of all three employed by Government; including Government. Officers, Policemen, wives and children, Becreeers of Roads, and Riemers in

Hongkong, during the year 1847.

Government Officees

Stal No Sital Nog No. of Proportion of deaths of Persons of sickness. Deaths to whole. No of Recons

and Overtions of Roads. 61 Unknown 2? 1.65 per cent.

Police, wires Achildren 215

160

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Prisoners..

506

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2.79 2.36

regarded.

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The foregoing, Sable must be

uncertain. The attendance on the heads of

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men, who are

of medicines supplied to their patients, their

733

96

advice. Thus a large proportion of Government-

Officers are with drawn from the attendance and cognizance of the Colonial Surgeon, whose only information regarding the nature and progress of their diseases, is deduced from

Tabic No. 5. The entire population of Hongkong, and proportion of deaths amonget people of alli

nations in the

year 1847.

Enture Population.

23,872.

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rumour

of Deaths of persons Proportion of deaths

to population.

of all orations.

282

1.14 per cent

Table. Nb showing the firsed. Suropean perpulation

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in Hongkong during proportions of deaths.

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837

year 1847, and the

No of Deaths.

30

Propation of Curopean

3:50 per cent.

Table No

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