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Holborn 1906

Report for the year 1906 of the Medical Officer of Health

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The following deaths of Parishioners occurred in Public Institutions outside the Borough:—

INSTITUTION.Number.
St. Giles and Bloomsbury.Holborn.
Holborn Workhouse144
Holborn Workhouse, Mitcham—8
Holborn Infirmary281
Central London Sick Asylum953
Banstead Asylum23
Darenth Asylum—1
Cane hill Asylum12
Caterham Asylum35
Claybury Asylum21
Colney Hatch Asylum21
Hoxton Asylum1—
Hanwell Asylum11
Horton Asylum21
Manor Asylum, Epsom1—
London County Asylum, Dartford21
London County Asylum, Leavesden1—
St. Pancras Workhouse1—
Westminster Workhouse2—
Strand Union Workhouse, Edmonton52
Islington Infirmary—_1
St. Pancras Infirmary21
Hackney Infirmary—1
North-Western Fever Hospital23
North-Eastern Fever Hospital—1
Eastern Hospital—1
Cancer Hospital, Chelsea22
Guy's Hospital—1
St. George's Hospital—1
Samaritan Free Hospital1—
Charing Cross Hospital92
King's College Hospital2015
Middlesex Hospital133
Royal Chest Hospital—2
Royal Free Hospital—7
Heart Hospital, Soho Square—1
St. Mary's Hospital1—
German Hospital ..1—
Home for the Blind, Hanley Road1—
Infants' Hospital, Hampstead—1
St. Bartholomew's Hospital—13
Friedenheim Hospital—2
University College Hospital34
Metropolitan Hospital, Hackney__1
St. Joseph's Hospice, Mare Street1—
North-Eastern Hospital for Children, Hackney Road—1
St. Anne's Home, Stoke Newington—1
Private Nursing Homes, &c.41
River Thames12
Public Way1—
St. Luke's House, Pembridge Square—1
Royal Hospital for Incurables, Wandsworth—1
Total186224