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St Giles (Camden) 1898

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

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The deaths occurred in the following hospitals, &c.:—

Institution.N umber of Deaths.Institution.Number of Deaths.
Brought forward156
Sick Asylum, Cleveland Street50Western Fever Hospital2
Middlesex Hospital8Evelina Hospital1
King's College Hospital24Westminster Hospital1
University College Hospital12St. Peter's Home Hospital1
Charing Cross Hospital19City of London Asylum1
Children's (Great Ormond Street)14Ilford Asylum2
Guy's Hospital4Leavesden Asylum3
Cancer Hospital2Colney Hatch Asylum4
Temperance Hospital1Caterham Asylum9
German Hospital1Banstead Asylum4
National Hospital2Darenth Asylum1
Homœopathic Hospital3Hanwell Asylum5
Hostel of God Hospital1Cane Hill Asylum2
Friedenheim Hospital1Camberwell House1
Home Hospital1Hoxton House2
St. Luke's House Hospital2Hackney Infirmary1
St. George's Hospital2City of London Infirmary1
Royal Chest Hospital2St. Saviour's Infirmary1
Royal Free Hospital4River Thames1
North Western Fever Hospital3Private Addresses6
Carried forward156Total205

Artizans' Dwellings.
1.—Buildings belonging to the Peabody Donation Fund,
Secretary—Mr. J. Crouch, 64, Queen Street, B.C.
A.—The Great Wild Street Block.
Superintendent—Mr. Manship.
The average number of persons in residence during 1898
was 1,364, viz., 1,161 adults, and 203 children under 5 years
The vital statistics are shown in the following table.