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(50, 27 and 45 in 1888-89-90),; between one" year and sixty
years, 214 (143, 147 and 179 in 1888-89-90); and at sixty years
and upwards 238 (162, 153, and 170 in 1888-89-90). Five
inquests were held, the causes of death in all of the cases
were natural.

The Infirmary, it may be mentioned, is in process of
enlargement by the addition of extensive new buildings,
fronting upon the Marloes Road, and will, when completed, be
second to none in accommodation or otherwise, among the
Poor Law Infirmaries of the Metropolis.