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St Giles (Camden) 1875

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Giles District]

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The Death-rate in St. Giles District.
The registered Deaths in St. Giles District for the year 1875
were 1,199, of which 312 belonged to the Sub-District of St. George,
Bloomsbury, 546 to St. Giles South, and 341 to St. Giles North.
The Deaths are tabulated in the same manner as the Births.

TABLE No. 6.— Shewing the Number of Deaths Registered in St. Giles District for the Year 1875.

Sub-Districts.Deaths.
St. George, Bloomsbury312
St. Giles South546
St. Giles North341
Entire District1,199

The mean Death-rate must be ascertained by the same method
of elimination as that by which the Birth-rate was determined.
I visited the Hospitals of the Metropolis, in order to ascertain
from their books the number of persons of our district who died in
them, and to ascertain, with a view to exclusion from our deaths,
those non-parishioners who died in institutions within our district.
The following table will show the number of persons who died
during the year in St. Giles Workhouse ; the British Lying-in
Hospital, Endell Street, and the Infants' Home, 35, Great Coram
Street—institutions all situated in St. Giles District.

TABLE No. 7. — Shewing the Number of Deaths in St. Giles Workhouse, Lying-in Hospital, and the Infants' Home.

St. Giles Workhouse.British Lying-in Hospital.Infants' Home.Total Number of Deaths.
St. George, Bloomsbury16......16
St. Giles South482...50
St. Giles North39......39
Strand Union19......19
Miscellaneous2952458
Total151724182

In the next table I have carefully apportioned the numbers who
died in Public Hospitals and Institutions to the respective SubDistricts
to which they belonged:—
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