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St Martin-in-the-Fields 1888

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Martin-in-the-Fields]

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REPAIRS TO STREETS.
Since the 17th November last the general repairs to streets have
been performed by the Vestry.
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For the execution of this work a mason and pavior at 35s., and a
labourer at 24s. per week, have been permanently employed, but it
has been found necessary to frequently employ additional hands.

TABLE VII.

Copied from the Registrar-General's Annual Summary of Births, Deaths, and causes of death in London for the year1888.

DIMINUTION or EXCESS of DEATHS in 1888, compared with

Annual Deaths in 1878-87.

Cause of Death.Diminution in 1888.Excess in 1888.
Small-pox857
Measles94
Scarlet Fever742
Typhus54
Whooping Cough327
Diphtheria450
Simple and Ill-defined Fever84
Enteric Fever213
Diarrhœal Diseases1,249
Cancer180
Phthisis and Tubercular Diseases2,433
Premature Birth85
Diseases of Nervous System821
Diseases of Circulatory System478
Diseases of Respiratory System (including Croup)2,554
Diseases of Urinary System143
Childbirth and Puerperal Fever95
Accident217
Murder, Manslaughter9
Suicide10
All other Causes2,182
11,9311,346
Balance of Diminution and Excess10,585

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Catherine Street
7
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Charing Cross Road
16
7
11
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Chandos otreet
16
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1
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18
6
Chapel Court
10
3
Charles Street
3
10
5
Chymisters Alley
11
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Cranbourn Street
25
10
4
10
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Cross Court, Broad Court
14
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Cecil Street
12
5
Craven Street
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18
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Drury Lane
7
14
3
2
2
Duke's Court
2
7
6
2
2
Carried forward
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