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The corrected number of deaths in the parish from all causes
during the corresponding quarter of the years 1877-1887 was
as under:—
First Quarter
of Year.
Total
Deaths.
1877
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409
1878
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497
1879
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587
1880
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506
1881
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487
1882
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571
1883
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461
1884
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474
1885
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534
1886
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594
1887
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529
In the public institutions in the parish there were 140
deaths, viz., 18 in the Workhouse, 23 in the Paddington Infirmary,
12 in the Children's Hospital, 2 in the Lock Hospital, and 85
in St. Mary's Hospital. The 18 deaths in the AVorkhouse—8
males and 10 females—and the 23 deaths in the Paddington
Infirmary—12 males and 11 females—being regarded as those
of parishioners, are included in the 386 deaths in St. Mary's
Sub-district. 58 of the deaths in St. Mary's Hospital were of
non-parishioners, as were also 6 of the deaths in the Children's
Hospital, and the two deaths in the Lock Hospital, and are
therefore not dealt with in this report.
In extra-parochial hospitals and institutions, within the
Metropolis, there were 17 deaths of parishioners, as under: —
Hospitals and Institutions.
Deaths.
King's College Hospital
Queen's Charlotte Hospital
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