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Marylebone 1902

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

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TABLE III.—Giving the Causes of Deaths during the 5 Weeks ending May 3rd, 1902, at the Middlesex Hospital, Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital, Samaritan Hospital, the Workhouse, the Hospital of St. John & Elizabeth, and the Marylebone Infirmary, Notting Hill, W.

Middlesex HospitalQueen Charlotte's Hospital.Samaritan Hospital.WorkhouseNotting Hill. Infirmary.Hospital of St. John & Elizabeth, Grove Rd.
Smallpox..................
Influenza..................
Scarlet Fever..................
Diphtheria..................
Typhoid Fever..................
Diarrhoea............1...
Erysipelas............1...
Pneumonia and Pleurisy2.........4...
Pyaemia..................
Syphilis............1...
Cancer13.........11
Phthisis & Tuberculosis1.........222
Rheumatism..................
Apoplexy..................
Paralysis............3...
Bronchitis3......182
Asthma..................
Peritonitis..................
Disease of Brain..................
„ Heart3......11...
„ Kidney..................
,, Liver..................
Uterus..................
„ Ovary..................
Parturition..................
Diabetes..................
Fractures and Iniuries1.........1...
Old Age............2...
Low Vitality, Infants..................
Premature Birth...1............
Other causes512141
Total*28++ ++ 2‡2349‡6

* Of the 28 deaths in the Middlesex Hospital, 24 were those of non-parishioners.
‡ The 2 deaths in the Samaritan Hospital were those of non-parishioners.
‡‡ The 2 deaths in Queen Charlotte's Hospital were those of infants, one was the
child of a non-parishioner.
‡‡ The 6 deaths in St. John's Hospital were those of non-parishioners.