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City of London 1907

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DISINFECTION, &c., AT CITY MORTUARY.
4,672 articles of bedding, clothing, furniture, &c., were received at Golden
Lane and disinfected.
193 bodies were received at the Mortuary, pending interment, and 165
inquests were held on bodies, and 8 inquests on fires. 61 post-mortem
examinations were made.

Number of Articles disinfected, Bodies received at the Mortuary, and Inquests held at the Coroner's Court in the City during 1907, compared with the previous five years.

Year.Articles of Bedding, &.C., disinfected.Bodies received at the Mortuary.Inquests held on bodies.Inquests held on Fires.
19025,3991641401
19087,0641901607
19042,5601841506
19052,1581831648
19063,7962362163
Average for previous five years4,1951911665
19074,6721931658

Dr. F. J. Waldo, J. P., Coroner for London and Southwark, has kindly furnished me with the following list of places which were the subject of Fire Inquests held by him during 1907 :—

1907.
Jnquett held onName of Premises.Date of Fire.
1. January 5th- No. 32, Bouverie Street -December 22nd, 1906
2 " "5J 55 5530th, „
3. March 1st- No. 12, Wood StreetFebruary 4th, 1907
4. April 26 th- No. 63, St. Paul's ChurchyardApril 13th, 1907
5. October 11th- No. Ill, Queen Victoria StreetSeptember 24th, 1907
6. „ 16th- No. 12, London Wall„ 26th, „
7. „ 23rd- No. 6, Golden LaneOctober 17 th, 1907
8. November 20th- No. 50, Upper Thames StreetNovember 11th, 1907