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3.—The British Lying-in Hospital, Endell Street.
During tlie year, 187 women were delivered in the
wards, with no maternal death. This shows the Hospital
to be in a very satisfactory condition as regards the
sanitary arrangements. The total number of children
born was 190, three of the labours resulting in the birth of
twins.
Four of the children died from congenital malformation
and immaturity.
In the out-patient department there were 372
deliveries ; in all the cases the mothers did well.
There were 9 cases of still-birth, and 10 infants died
within 10 days of their birth.