The fifth annual report on the health, sanitary condition, etc., etc., of the District of Woolwich for the year 1893 page 40

Woolwich 1893

The fifth annual report on the health, sanitary condition, etc., etc., of the District of Woolwich for the year 1893

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TABLE XV.—(continued).

No.	Name.	Age.	Address.	Verdict of Coroner's Jury.
43	Williams (female)	8 d.	65, Beresford Street, Woolwich	Convulsions, bad teething.
44	Denyer (male)	52	40, Thomas Street	Fatty Degeneration of Heart.
45	Female (Infant)	newly born	Unknown	Want of attention at birth.
46 47	Harry M. Street	9	28, Bitter Street	Syncope.
46 47	Soldier	26	B.A. Barracks	Cerebral Hemorrhage
48	Lizzie Dale	6	13, Warwick Street	Stricture of Bowel.
49	Josiah Rondland	22	A.S.C. Barracks	Suicide by Shooting.
50	John Stephens	60	Albert Docks	Killed by falling into ship's hold.
51 52	Mary A. Evans	55	31, Henry Street	Valvular diseaseof Heart
51 52	Joseph West	43	45,Artillery Place	Epilepsy from Alcholism.
53	Frederick W. Clarke..	23	78, Conway Road, Plumstead	Injuries by being run over by cart.
54	Patrick Quinn	58	161, Grosvenor Buildings, Poplar	Fractured skull---fell down ship's hold.
55	William Crittell	57	16, Mount Pleasant, Gravesend	Injuries--run over by van.
56	Francis Dell	54	12, Warwick St., Wlwich	Pneumonia from exposure.
57	Susannah Swayne	25	11, Bramblebury Road, Plumstead	Rupture of the Aorta.
58	William Hart	63	5, Prospect Row, Wlwich	Fracture of skull from fall.
59	Frederick Taylor	27	4, Geldern Cottages, Brentford	Found drowned.
60	Jesse W. Channell	19 m.	65, Brewer St., Woolwich	Scalds from upsetting tea pot.
61	Eliza Roffey	56	Paradise Place	Softening of Brain.
62	Thomas G. Rising	53	7, Marshall Grove	Congestion of Brain.