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Stoke Newington 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Stoke Newington, The Metropolitan Borough]

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Table: TABLE IV.DEATHS IN PUBLIC INSTI TUTIONS WITHIN THE BOROUGH, 1911.

TABLE IV.

DEATHS IN PUBLIC INSTI TUTIONS WITHIN THE BOROUGH, 1911.

St. Anne’s House, Manor Road.Northumberland House, Green Lanes.Nursing Home, 6/8, Alexandra Road.Nursing 1 loine, 21, Slam lord Hill.Total.
1479737

Table: I.

I.

Institutions within the Borough receiving sick and infirm persons from outside the Borough.
St. Anne's House, Manor Road.
Northumberland House, Green Lanes.
Nursing Home, 6/8, Alexandra Road.
Nursing Home, 21, Stamford Hill.

Table: II.

II.

Institutions outside the Borough receiving sick and infirm persons from the Borough.
London Hospital.
Hackney Infirmary.
Islington Infirmary.
Mildmay Cottage Hospital.
German Hospital.
Children’s Hospital, Great Ormond Street.
Great Northern Hospital.
North Eastern Hospital for Children.
St. Bartholinew’s Hospital
Metropolitan Hospital.
Royal Free Hospital.
St. Luke’s House.
Shoreditch Infirmary.
Queen’s Hospital.
St. Mary’s Hospital.
Middlesex Hospital.
St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Friedenham Hospital.
The Babies’ Home.
Brook House.
Hospital for Women (Solio).
Brompton Hospital.
St. Fancras Infirmary.
St. Mark’s Hospital.
Holborn Infirmary.
St. Fancras Infirmary.

Table: III.

III.

Other Institutions, the deaths in which have been distributed among the two divisions of the Borough.
N.E. Fever Hospital.
Claybury Asylum.
Darenth Asylum.
Tooting Bee Asylum.
Colney Hatch Asylum.
Banstead Asylum.
Caterham Asylum.
Leavesden Asylum.
S.E. Fever Hospital.
Long Grove Asylum.