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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Lambeth 1912

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lambeth, Metropolitan Borough of]

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The yearly averages of corrected deaths within the Parish
and Borough of Lambeth during the two decennia, 18911900
(Parish), and 1901-1910 (Borough), are, respectively,
5405.3 and 4,709.6.

Table: Deaths in Out-Lying Institutions. The Outside Institutions, etc., where the 559 Lambethians died during 1912 may be grouped as follows:—

Deaths in Out-Lying Institutions. The Outside Institutions, etc., where the 559 Lambethians died during 1912 may be grouped as follows:—

I. General Hospitals.
Charing Cross10Middlesex6
Guy's28St. Bartholomew's14
Hampstead1St. George's5
King's College8University7
London5Westminster45
II. Special Hospitals.
Bethlem Royal2Gt. Ormond Street5
Bolingbroke4Grosvenor1
Bow Institution10Grove14
Brompton2Heart, Soho1
Cancer3Homœpathic2
Catholic Nursing Institute1Home for Sick Children, Sydenham2
Central London Sick3Hostel of God4
Central London Throat and Ear2Infants', Vincent Square24
Italian Hospital1
Chelsea Hospital for Women1London Temperance Hospital2
Chest, Bethnal Green1Metropolitan5
City of London2National3
Consumption, Kensington4New Hospital for Women1
East London2North Western Hospital1
Epileptic, Epsom2Park12
Evelina20Poplar and Stepney Sick Asylum2
Freidenheim3