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Fulham 1893

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year ending December 31st, 1893

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Western Fever Hospital.
272 deaths occurred at the Western Fever Hospital. Of these
41 were of parishioners and 231 of persons belonging to other districts.
The deaths were due to
Scarlet Fever 161
Diphtheria 93
Enteric Fever 8
Other Diseases 10
272
The deaths of parishioners at public institutions and other places
outside the parish numbered 226, and occurred in the following
institutions:—
St. George's Hospital 46
West London ,, 29
Middlesex ,, 3
Charing Cross ,, 4
King's College ,, 3
Westminster „ 2
St. Bartholomew „ 2
London „ 1
St. Mary's „ 2
St. Thomas's „ 2
University College „ 1
German ,, 2
Queen's Jubilee „ 4
Brompton „ for Diseases of Chest 18
Victoria „ for Children 19
Cancer „ 8
Hospital for Women, Chelsea 5
Hospital for Women, Euston Road 1
National Hospital 2
St. Elizabeth's Hospital 1
Homerton Fever „ 1
Northern Fever Hospital 1
South Western Fever Hospital 7