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Kensington 1886

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington]

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101
Outlying Public Institutions, etc.—By virtue of an
arrangement between your Vestry and one of the officials in the
Registrar-General's Department I receive weekly a return of the
deaths of Kensington parishioners occurring in public institutions
and other places outside the Parish. In Table 3 (Appendix) all
such deaths, 183 in number, are included.
St. Joseph's House, Pobtobello Road.—The deaths at
this quasi-public institution are included in Table 3 (Appendix).
They were 37 in number : males 14 and females 23. All of the
deaths occurred at ages over 60 ; 11 of them at ages over 80.
Seventeen of the deaths were of persons who had been imported
from other Metropolitan parishes ; eight of the deceased had
previously resided in Ireland, one in Scotland, two on the continent,
and five in the Provinces; three were stated to be
parishioners ; the previous residence in one case was not stated.
The causes of death were : diseases of the nervous system, 9 ;

The deaths occurred in the following institutions, viz.—

St. Mary's Hospital53Lock Hospital1
St. George's „34Western District Hospital4
Charing Cross ,,6St. Raphael's Hospital3
King's College „6St. Gabriel's Home2
St. Thomas's ,,5St. Thomas's Home1
Middlesex „5St. Elizabeth's Home2
Westminster ,,5,, Hospital1
St. Bartholomew's „4Children's Hospital (Paddington)11
West London ,,4„ (Victoria, Chelsea)2
UniversityCollege,,3
Guy's „2Hoxton House Asylum1
London ,,1Camberwell „ „1
Brompton Consumption HospitalChelsea Workhouse Infirmary1
(south branch)3Paddington ,, „1
Chest, Hospital for Diseases of1Hampstead ,, ,,1
Throat ,, „1Fulham „ „2
Heart ,, ,,1Homoapathic Hospital1
Women ,, ,,1Public Baths, Whitechapel1
Paralysis Hospital, National1Public carriage, In a1
Cancer Hospital (Chelsea)5
Temperance Hospital1
Queen Charlotte's Hospital4Total183