Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Annual report on the health, sanitary condition, &c., &c., of the Parish of St. Mary Abbotts, Kensington for the year, 1897
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St. Mary's Hospital 42
St. George's Hospital 36
West London Hospital 21
Middlesex Hospital 9
St. Bartholomew's Hospital 5
Westminster Hospital 2
University College Hospital 2
Guy's Hospital 1
King's College Hospital 1
London Hospital 1
St. Thomas's Hospital 1
Royal Free Hospital 1
Brompton Hospital (south wing) •5
Western Hospital 38
North-Western Hospital 29
South-Western Hospital 5
Fountain Hospital 4
Northern Hospital 1
London Fever Hospital 1
Children's Hospital, Paddington 8
Children's Hospital, Great Ormonde
Street 5
Victoria Hospital for Children 5
Cancer Hospital, Fulham-road 6
Queen Charlotte's Hospital 3
Hospital for Women, Chelsea 2
Hospital for Women, Soho 1
London Temperance Hospital 2
National Hospital 1
North London Consumption
Hospital 1
Samaritan Free Hospital 1
French Hospital 1
German Hospital 1
Belgrave Hospital 1
Royal Chest Hospital 1
Lying-in Hospital, Endell-street 1
Convent Hospital 1
Hampstead Home Hospital 1
Cheyne Hospital 1
Chest Hospital, Bethnal Green 1
Throat Hospital, Golden-square 1
Memorial Cottage Hospital, Mild-
may-park 1
Miller Hospital 1
Station Hospital,Vauxhall Bridge-
road 1
St. Peter's Home 3
St. Elizabeth's Home 2
Friedenheim I Tome of Peace 2
St. Luke's House 2
St. Camillo's Home 1
Home for Consumptive Females 1
St. Pelagio's Creche 4
Paddington Workhouse 1
Fulham Infirmary 1
Banstead Asylum 11
Han well Asylum 10
Leavesden Ayslum 7
Cane-hill Asylum 4
Caterham Asylum 2
Colney Hatch Asylum 2
Ilford Asylum 2
Central London Sick Asylum 1
Darenth Asylum 1
Licensed Victuallers' Asylum,
Peckham 1
London County Asylum 1
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Other 21 deaths occurred without the Parish, viz., four
by drowning (two males in the Grand Junction Canal, and one
male and one female in the Serpentine); three of males in
the street ; one male on the railway; one male at a railway
station ; two males in prison ; three males at hotels ; one male
at a public house; and five males and one female at private
houses.
Deaths from diseases of the zymotic class, occurred at
public institutions without the parish, as follows:—Western
Hospital, 37 (diphtheria, 22 ; scatlet fever, 13 ; enteric fever, 2);
North-Western Hospital, 29 (diphtheria, 20 ; scarlet fever, 7 ;
enteric fever, 1 ; measles, 1); St. George's Hospital, 5 (enteric
fever); Fountain Hospital, 4 (diphtheria, 3 ; scarlet fever, 1);
South-Western Hospital, 5 (diphtheria, 2 ; scarlet fever, 2 ;