(Pages 34-35) Table XIII. The number, locality, date of erection, and amount of accommodation, &c, of the institutions for the instruction of the deaf and dumb in Ireland

(Page 36) Table XIV. The homes of the pupils in the institutions for the deaf and dumb in Ireland

(Page 37) Table XV. The number of the educated and uneducated mutes in the union workhouses

(Page 38) Table XVI. The ages, sexes, and cause of death in 350 deaf mutes

(10 pages)

Section 2. The blind

(Pages 39-48)

Report upon the number and condition of the blind

(Page 40) Table I. The number and distribution of the blind, the proportion of males to females, and their proportion to the population in provinces, counties, cities, and towns

(Page 42) Table II. The occupations of the blind

(Page 43) Table III. The state of education and marriage among the blind

(Pages 44-45) Table IV. The number, locality, date of erection, and amount of accommodation of the institutions for the blind

(Page 47) Table V. The varieties of diseases and accidents of the eye, in 11, 233 cases

(19 pages)

Section 3. The lunatic and idiotic

(Pages 48-66)

Report upon the number and condition of lunatics and idiots

(Pages 50-51) Table I. The number and distribution of lunatics and idiots at large and in asylums; and their proportion to the population, in provinces, counties, cities and towns

(Pages 54-57) Table II. The occupations, and causes of insanity and idiocy among the lunatics and idiots at large and in public institutions

(Pages 58-59) Table III. The description of disease, and its presumed cause in lunatics and idiots

(Pages 58-59) Table IV. The state of marriage and education, and the description of disease of lunatics and idiots

(Pages 60-61) Table V. The number, locality, date of erection, and amount of accommodation of the public and private asylums for the insane

(6 pages)

Section 4. The lame and decrepit

(Pages 66-71)

Report upon the number of lame and decrepit in the various workhouses, hospitals, and prisons, &c

(Page 67) Table I. The number and distribution of the lame and decrepit, in provinces, counties, cities, and towns

(Page 68) Table II. The occupations of the lame and decrepit

(Page 69) Table III. The state of education and marriage of the lame and decrepit, table of the temporary sickness of the permanently diseased

(Pages 69-70) Table of the temporary sickness of the permanently diseased

(19 pages)

Section 5. The sick in workhouses

(Pages 71-89)

Report upon the number and condition of the paupers labouring under sickness in the workhouses in Ireland

(Pages 72-73) Table I. The number of inmates in workhouses the proportion of sick to total inmates and their proportion to the population, by counties

(Pages 74-79) Table II. The number of inmates in workhouses the proportion of sick to total inmates and their proportion to the population, by unions

(Page 79) Table III. The number and locality of the fever hospitals which afforded accommodation to workhouse paupers

(Pages 80-83) Table IV. The ages, sexes, and diseases of the patients in workhouse hospitals

(Page 86) Table V. The number of lunatics, idiots, and epileptics in workhouses, by unions

(14 pages)

Section 6. The sick in hospitals

(Pages 89-102)

Report upon the number and condition of the sick in the various public hospitals, for the temporary reception and treatment of accidents or disease

(Pages 96-99) Table I. The locality, date of erection, amount of accommodation, and number of inmates, in each of the infirmaries, fever, general, and special hospitals, for the temporary reception of the sick; with the proportion of accommodation to the population not otherwise provided with indoor medical relief

(Pages 101-102) Table II. The ages, sexes, and diseases of the patients in public hospitals

(5 pages)

Section 7. The sick in prisons

(Pages 102-106)

Report upon the number and condition of the sick, in the various prisons

(Page 103) Table I. The number of persons confined in prisons, the proportion of sick to healthy, and of convicted prisoners to the population, by counties and cities

(Pages 105-106) Table II. The ages, sexes, and diseases of the sick, in the various prisons

(3 pages)

Section 8. The sick in asylums

(Pages 106-108)

Report upon the number, and condition of the inmates of the various asylums, hospitals and other institutions for the permanent residence of the sick aged and infirm

(Page 107) Table I. The number and locality of hospitals and asylums for the permanent residence of the sick, aged and infirm, &c

(13 pages)

Section 9. The total sick in Ireland

(Pages 108-119)

Report upon the number of sick at their own homes; and summary of the total sick in Ireland

(Page 110) Table I. The number, ages, and sexes of the sick at their own homes, and whether able or unable to follow their usual occupations; together with their proportion to the population not provided with indoor medical relief, in provinces, counties, cities, and towns

(Pages 111-113) Nosological chart of diseases, with their synonymes, popular and local names, and Irish terms

(22 pages)

Appendix

(Pages 122-123) Table I. Number and diseases of the sick at their homes, or in public institution, in Ireland

(Page 124) Table II. Number and diseases of the sick at their homes, or in public institution, in Leinster

(Pages 125-127) Table III. Number and diseases of the sick at their homes, or in public institution, in Munster

(Pages 128-129) Table IV. Number and diseases of the sick at their homes, or in public institution, in Ulster

(Pages 130-131) Table V. Number and diseases of the sick at their homes, or in public institution, in Connaught

(Pages 132-137) Table VI. Number and diseases of the sick at their homes, or in public institution, in counties, cities, and towns

(Pages 138-141) Table VII. Number and diseases of the sick at their homes, or in public institution by ages

(Pages 143-150) Index to report

Report on the status of disease, Ireland, 1851

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