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St Giles (Camden) 1895

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Giles District]

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Of the total deaths in London last year nearly twentyseven
per cent. took place in public institutions, about one
in every seven deaths occurred in a workhouse or workhouse
infirmary, one in every fifty-three in a metropolitan
asylum hospital, one in every eleven in some other hospital,
and one in every fifty in a public lunatic or imbecile asylum
(annual summary of the Registrar-General).
Artizans Dwellings.
1.—Buildings belonging to the Peabody Donation Fund,
General Office, 64, Queen Street, E.C.
A.—THE GREAT WILD STREET BLOCK.
Superintendent, Mr. Manship

The Birth, Death, and Zymotic Death-rates for 1895, the twelve previous years, and the average for the last fivt years, 1890-1894, are shown in the following table:—

Great Wild Street Block.1883.1981.1885.1886.1887.1888.1889.1890.1891.1892.1893.1894.Average for 5 yrs. 1890-91.1895.
Birth-rate46.446.053.843.844.341.446.639.838.239.535.339.338.441.2
Death-rate32.222.624.021.515.714.716.015.318.418.717.218.417.612.7
Zymotic Death-rate7.04.74.18.36.11.44.83.42.84.32.14.23.60.7

The number of residents in the 13 blocks is 1,407
persons, 1,145 adults, and 262 children under 5 years
of age.
During the year there were 58 births, equal to the