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Lambeth 1899

Report on the vital and sanitary statistics of the Parish of Lambeth during the year 1899

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The Institutions, &c., where 485 Lambethians died during
1899 may be grouped as follows:—
I. General Hospitals
Charing Cross 17
French 3
Guy's 27
Hostel of God 8
King's 7
London 3
Middlesex 7
Royal Free 2
St. Bartholomew's 12
St. George's 8
University 8
Westminster 46
II. Special Hospitals
Belgrave 12
Brompton 20
Cancer 3
Central London Sick 1
Cheyne House 1
Cottage Hospital 1
Evelina 27
Friedenheim 3
German 1
Gt. Ormond Street 7
Home for Women 1
Homœopathic 2
Home for Sick Children 2
Mildmay House 1
National 6
North London 1
Nursing Home, Clapham 1
Queen Charlotte 1
Royal Chest 4
St. Luke's 2
St. Mary's 1
St. Peter's House 2
Throat 2
Victoria 2
West London 2
Fever
Fountain 29
Grove 24
South-Eastern 9
Western l9
Park Fever Hospital 3
III. Infirmaries and Workhouses
St. Olave's Infirmary 1
St. Pancras Workhouse 1
St. Saviour's Infirmary 3
Westminster Workhouse 1
IV. Asylums
Banstead 16
Bethnal Green 1
Camberwell House 4
Caterham 16
Cave Hill 33
Colney Hatch 4
Darenth 3
Dartford 4
Grove Hill 4
Hand-in-Hand 1
Hanwell 7
B. M. Prison, Wandsworth
3
H. M. Prison, Wormwood
Scrubbs 1
Ilford 18
Leavesden 5
Licensed Victuallers 1
Peckham House 5
V. Unclassifiable Places
L. & S. W. Railway 3
River Thames 6
Private Addresses 9
Streets 2
Brought dead to Hospital 1
Salvation Army Homes,
Hackney 3
Total 485