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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 1913

[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,
540.1.3 and 4,709.6.
Deaths in Out-Lying Institutions.

Table: The Outside Institutions, etc., where the 687 Lambeth-ians died during 1913 may be grouped as follows:—

The Outside Institutions, etc., where the 687 Lambeth-ians died during 1913 may be grouped as follows:—

I. General Hospitals.
Charing Cross28St. Bartholomew’s9
Guy’s26St. George’s13
King’s College5University3
London9Westminster66
Middlesex16
II. Special Hospitals.
Bethlem Royal1French2
Bolingbroke3German1
Bow Institution21Gt. Ormond Street11
Brompton11Grove20
Brook Hospital2Heart, Soho1
Cancer8Homœpathic3
Catholic Nursing InHome for Sick Child
stitute1ren, Sydenham3
Central LondonHostel of God9
Throat and Ear2Infants’, Vincent Sq.33
Chelsea Hospital forItalian Hospital1
Women3Mount Vernon2
Chest, Bethnal Green1Metropolitan1
City of London1National4
Downs Sanatorium,New Hospital for
Sutton5Women1
East London2Northern Fever Hospital2
Evelina22
Freidenheim2Park14
Queen Alexandra—St. Mary’s5
Military2Seamen’ Hospital1