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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Marylebone 1906

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

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Table: TABLE II.—Giving the Causes of Deaths during October, 1906, at the Middlesex Hospital, Queen Charlotte's Lying-in-Hospital, Samaritan Hospital, the Workhouse, the Hospital of St. John and Elizabeth, and the Marylebone Infirmary, Notting Hill, W.

TABLE II.—Giving the Causes of Deaths during October, 1906, at the Middlesex Hospital, Queen Charlotte's Lying-in-Hospital, Samaritan Hospital, the Workhouse, the Hospital of St. John and 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............
Erysipelas........1..
Pneumonia and Pleurisy..1....2..
Pyaemia........2..
Syphilis............
Cancer15......1..
Phthisis & Tuberculosis2......6..
Rheumatism............
Apoplexy........4..
Paralysis............
Bronchitis........3 ..
Asthma............
Peritonitis............
Disease of Brain............
,, Heart........3..
,, Kidney........4..
„ Liver........3..
„ Uterus............
„ Ovary............
Parturition............
Diabetes............
Fractures and Injuries........6..
Old Age............
Low Vitality, Infants............
Premature Birth..2........
Other causes1223..11..
Total*30†5**3246***2

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* Of the 30 deaths in the Middlesex Hospital, 27 were those of non-parishioners
•f Three of the 5 deaths in Queen Charlotte's Hospital were those of non-parishioners
** The 3 deaths in the Samaritan Hospital were those of non-parishioners.
*** One of the 2 deaths in the Hospital of St. John's was that of a non-parishioner.