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Population of liverpool reached 118,000 causing Liverpools area to expand over surrounding small towns.

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Liverpool linked to Manchester by railway making it easier to transport products made from Liverpools raw cotton

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1,523 deaths due to this epidemic in Liverpool. At this time there was no known cure and little space in the hospital's to care for the patients.

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The Royal Southern Hospital Opened with only 30 Beds for those who needed to be hospitilised

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This was the second epidemic but this time local doctors began searching for something to help cure it. They settled with natural remedy of putting the patient in a hot bed to renew lost heat due to sickness

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As the cotton industry was growing Liverpool had money to upgrade things like the Royal southern hospital it was upgraded to have 70 more beds.

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Population reached 376,000 many of which were Irish immigrants because there was political and poverty issues in Ireland that liverpool had less of. Population spiked again during Potato Famine

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Reservoirs opened providing easy accessible water to houses. Was brown water at start but mixing it with clean water from wells made it consumable for the rising population.

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The Stanley hospital was opened due to increasing population. it was a hospital for women and children's chest diseases.

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LIverpool became an official city with the population reaching 611,000 by 1881. Only kept growing causing borders to extend further.