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St Giles (Camden) 1896

Annual report for the year ending 25th March 1897

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82
Deaths in Hospitals, Lunatic Asylums, Workhouses,
Infirmaries, and Sick Asylums
(situated outside the District).
From the returns furnished to me weekly from the
Registrar-General's Office, Somerset House, the deaths of
parishioners at Public Institutions outside the district,
which in the three preceding years had been 272, 216, and
196 respectively, were 215 in 1896.

The deaths occurred at the following institutions, viz.:—

Public Institution.Number of Deaths.Public Institution.Number of Deaths.
Sick Asylum, Cleveland Street67Brought forward177
Western Fever Hospital6Royal (Children's) Hospital1
North-Western Hospital4Friedenhe'im Home1
South-Western Hospital1Incurable (Children's Hospital)1
Homerton Fever Hospital1St. George's Hospital1
Middlesex Hospital13Cancer Hospital1
King's College Hospital31Ilford Asylum1
University College Hospital10Leavesden Asylum2
Charing Cross Hospital21Cane Hill Asylum3
Children's (Great Ormond Street) Hospital4Darenth Asylum2
Hanwell Asylum4
Consumptive (Brompton) Hospital2Colney Hatch Asylum4
St. Bartholomew's Hospital4Caterham Asylum5
Royal Chest Hospital3Banstead Asylum2
Home (Fitzroy Square) Hospital1Peckham House Asylum1
Womens' (Soho) Hospital St. Thomas's Hospital1Licensed Victualler's Asylum1
1Strand Infirmary1
Royal Free Hospital2St. Saviour's Infirmary1
German Hospital1St. Pancras Infirmary2
Guy's Hospital2St. Marylebone Infirmary1
Evelina Hospital1Public Way3
Westminster Hospital1
Carried forward177Total215

Fourteen of the deaths were from infectious diseases
and occurred at the following hospitals, viz.:—Homerton 1,
South-Western Fever 1, Western Fever 5, North-Western
Fever 4, Charing Cross 2, and University College 1.