London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Paddington 1885

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington]

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When considering these figures, not only must the
annual increase of population (more than 1,000 a year)
be borne in mind, but also the fact that during last
year, for the first time, the deaths of 7 8 parishioners
in out-lying Public Institutions are included. The 78
deaths occurred in the following extra Parochial
Institutions, and throughout this Report are dealt with
in the same manner as if they too had actually taken place in the

Parish, and are assigned in the Tables to the Sub-district of St. Mary or of St. John, from which the deceased were admitted:—

St. George's Hospital10Cancer, Fulham Road1
Brompton ,,6Asylum Board Hospitals:—
St. Bartholomew's5Western District4
Queen Charlotte's5Darenth Camp2
Charing Cross ,,4Ship "Castalia"2
Middlesex ,,4Ship "Atlas"1
St. Thomas's ,,3Bethlem Hospital1
University ,,3Bolingbroke House1
Westminster ,,2Royal Chest Hospital1
Royal Free ,,2Royal Hospital (Incurables)1
St. Elizabeth's, Ormond Street2St. Anne's Home, Chelsea1
St. Peter's Home, Kilburn1
King's College „1Bethnal House Asylum10
London Fever „1Camberwell House ,,1
North London (Consumption)1Grove Hall Lunatic „1
Total78
German1

During the year there were 434 deaths of infants
under one year, and 686 deaths of children under five