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St Giles (Camden) 1891

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

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The following table shows the total admissions and deaths of small-pox, fever and diphtheria patients from the several metropolitan parishes:-

Parishes and Unions.Small-pox.Scarlet.Diphtheria.Typhus.Enteric.Other Diseases.Tot .1 Admissions.Total Deaths.
W. District.Kensington120046-2427130
Fulham18895124531351
Paddington14653-10221116
Chelsea913211-13412
St. George's172459-22620
Westminster6039-729
N. District.St. Marylebone2485923633632 I
St. Pancras14067038251744
Hampstead7727410811
Islington21015737340772
Hackney21471271135961
C. District.St. Giles1555-3645
Strand28---281
Holborn-3898252-52359
City of London34135527
Shoreditch11745735226939
E. District.Bethnal Green319272334-30445
Whitechapel28210231120053
St. George's-in-the-East-5858-9-12519
Stepney480252012915
Mile End Old Town57292611223
Poplar2111405120428
S. District.St. Saviour's31679139243763
St. Olave's243383716842340
Lambeth4696326856650
Wandsworth and Clapham-526116-53169670
Camberwell22092218325430
Greenwich2219126193543754
Woolwich6325142865
Lewisham3364432
Port of London112
Totals645,4171,49315866537,908966

The aggregate removal of patients during the year,
including the transfer of patients from one hospital to
another, numbered 12,853.
Model Buildings tenanted by the Working Classes.
I.—Buildings belonging to the Peabody Donation Fund.
Secretary, Mr. J. Crouch, 64, Queen Street, Cheapside, E.C.
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