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City of London 1898

Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1898

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CITY OF LONDON MORTALITY— continued.

STREET OR PLACE.No. of House.No. of Sub-District.Sex.Age.Date of Death.Cause of Death.Remarks.
Mark Lane Railway Station4M6028 Nov., 1898Crushed btwn. train & platfrm.Inquest
Martin's Lane, Cannon Street243F4726„ „Cancer of LiverDied in St. Bart.'s Hosp'l
Masons' Avenue, "Masons' Hall" Tavern—4F4526 „ „Heart Disease
Middle Street, Cloth Fair33F4 months15 „ „Bronchitis
Middlesex Street411M4 months24 Dec., 1897Gastro-E nteritis
„ „79lF566 Jan., 1898Diabetes
„ „81F4623 July „Heart DiseaseInquest
„ „21M7925„ „Senile DecayInquest
„ „251F5123 Oct. „Heart Disease
„ „711M507 Nov. „Injured by a FallInquest
„ „55lF728 „ „Diabetes
„ „951M921 „ „Nephritis
„ Passage13M787„ „Bronchitis
Mincing Lane94M3430 April „Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Montague Courrt11F9 months21 Feb. „Pertussis
„ „32M4622 „ „
„ „101F449 March „Acute Bronchitis
„ „11F5 days27 Oct. „Inanition
„ „42F9013 Dec.Hemiplegia
Moorgate Street Railway Station-2M3225 July. „Suicide. (Threw himself under a moving train)Inquest
„ „-2MN'ly brn.22 „ „Inattention at BirthInquest. Found under a seat in a railway carriage
Moorgate Street155M5625„ „Apoplexy
Nevill's Court133M607 March „„Inquest
„73M81H „ „Senile Decay
„13a3F15 m'ths.15 April „General TuberculosisDied in St. Bart.'s Hosp'l