Court of King Cholera, courtesy Liverpool Records Office

LIVERPOOL AND MERSEYSIDE EPIDEMICS AND HEALTH

LIVERPOOL AND MERSEYSIDE EPIDEMICS AND HEALTH

In 1832 at Liverpool there were 4,912 cases of Cholera of these there were 1,523 deaths, there were cholera epidemics in 1849, 1854 and 1866

History of the Cholera

Cure for the Cholera

Epidemics and heath Misc

Cholera on board the ship Brutus 1832

Cholera riots 1832

CHOLERA DISTRICTS 1849

Cholera and infanticide 1849

List of cases of fever and death of officers and men on HMS. DAUNTLESS, from November 8th to December 6th 1852

Plague ships 1853

Liverpool to New York on the immigrant ship Constellation 1853, deaths on the Constellation and Hibernia, page 5

Dreadful mortality on emigrant ships, 1854

Sanitary conditions in St Helens, 1854

Deaths at Scutari Hospital, November 1854

Deaths at Scutari Hospital, December 1854

Deaths at Scutari Hospital, January 1855

Select Vestry Gratuities paid to medical staff etc, for extra services during the choleric epidemic, Jan 1855

Arrival of the HIMALAYA from the Black Sea, and sickness on board, Jan 1855

100 sick and dying soldiers in the workhouse, from the Great Tasmania 1860

60 children poisoned, one death, 1864

Cholera on board the Helvetia 1866

Cholera on board the England and Virginia, 1866

Cholera inquest, 1866

Cholera and the burial of cholera victims, 1866

Smallpox epidemic, 1871

Wigan U. D. Council meetings M.O.H, reports, Wigan Observer April 13th 1900

Nursing Awards, WW1

IRISH MOTHERS LAMENT

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