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9
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
During the fifty-two weeks ending December 30th, 1905,
there were registered 2,618 births and 2,026 deaths. The distribution
and manner of the deaths are tabulated in tables VII.
and VIII ; 801 of the deaths took place in a number of extraparochial
institutions as follows:—
St. Marylebone Infirmary, Notting Hill 500
North-Western Fever Hospital 25
Western Fever Hospital 1
London Fever Hospital 1
St. Mary's Hospital 49
Children's Hospital, Paddington 19
Children's Hospital, Great Ormond Street 10
Belgrave Children's Hospital, Belgrave Road 1
London Hospital 1
West London Hospital 7
University College Hospital 21
King's College Hospital 2
St. Bartholomew's Hospital 4
Westminster Hospital 5
St. Thomas's Hospital 3
St. George's,Hospital 14
Guy's Hospital 3
Charing Cross Hospital 4
German Hospital, Hackney 1
French Hospital 2
Italian Hospital 2
National Hospital, Queen's Square 1
Homoeopathic Hospital 2
Cheyne Hospital, Chelsea 1
Queen's Jubilee Hospital 3
St. Luke's Hospital, Pembridge Square 2
Middlesex Asylum 1
London County Asylum, Norwood 10
Claybury Asylum 3
Leavesden Asylum 3
Caterham Asylum 1
Cane Hill Asylum 3
London County Asylum, Colney Hatch 4
,, ,, Ilford 1
,, „ Dartford 1
,, „ Friern Barnet 1
Hanwell Asylum 16
Banstead Asylum 5
Tooting Bec Asylum 1
Hoxton Asylum 1
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