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St Pancras 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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VITAL STATISTICS. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. Average population.—During the 53 weeks of the year 1890, the average daily number of inmates in Public Institutions situated in St. Pancras, exclusive of resident officers, was as follows :—

Institutions in St. Pancras.Number of Inmates.Sub-Districts.Number of Inmates.
St. Saviour's Cancer Hospital30Regent's Park30
University College Hopital160Tottenham Court425
Home Hospital15,, ,,
Medical and Surgical Home,, ,,
Central London Sick Asylum250,, ,,
Royal Free Hospital150Gray's Inn lane170
Central London Throat and Ear
Hospital15,, ,,
Homes of Hope5,, ,,
Temperance Hospital50Somers Town50
North-West London Hospital35Camden Town1535
Workhouse1500,, ,,
Infirmary500Kentish Town500
27102710

It is assumed that the number of inmates of the above institutions, who do not
belong to St. Pancras is equal to the number of inmates, belonging to St.
Pancras, in Non-Parochial Institutions, as Hospitals, &c., situated beyond the
limits of the Parish.
But the St. Pancras inmates of Poor Law Institutions situated beyond the
limits of the Parish must be added to the above.
Institutions situated beyond St. Pancras.
Daily average
St. Anne's HomeJ Streatham .. 419
Holborn and otner Workhouses 136
Extra Metropolitan Lunatic Asylums 491
Imbecile and Idiot Asylums . . .. 759
Fever and Small Pox Asylums 55
1860
Births.—The number of births occurring in Public Institutions during the
year was as follows : —
Homes of Hope—Gray's Inn Lane Sub-District ., 38
Workhouse—Camden Town 150
Total 188