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St Martin-in-the-Fields 1892

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

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TABLE III.

DEATHS in the different localities in ST. MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS during the Year 1892.

Total Deaths.Deaths from Zymotic DiseaseTotal Deaths.Deaths from Zymotic Disease
Adam Street3—Murtlett's Court2—
Adelaide Place1—May's Buildings4—
Adelaide Street1—Mercer Street8—
Adelphi Terrace1—New Street61
Bear Street1—Northumberland Avenue8—
Bedfordbury6—Panton Street5—
Blue Cross Street2—Peabody Buildings2—
Broad Court41River Thames5—
Buckingham Street3—Rose Street1—
Ball Inn Court1—Russell Court103
Carlton Mews1—Russell Street11
Castle Street2—St. George's Barracks1—
Chandos Street1—St. James' Palace3—
Charing Cross Bond1—St. Martin's Lane2—
Charing Cross Hospital14110St. Martin's Mews1—
Charing Cross Hotel and1—St. Martin's Street1—
Railway StationSpring Gardens2—
Cockspur Street1—Strand6—
Cranbourn Street1—Strand Buildings21
Craven Street4—Trafalgar Square1—
Cross Court, Broad Court1—Turner's Court61
Cross Court, Russell Court31Upper St. Martin's Lane1—
Crown Court1—Warwick Street2—
Drury Lane13—Whitcomb Street52
Duke's Court3—Whitehall1—
Endell Street2—Whiteball Place1—
Green Park1—White Hart Street52
Hanover Court2—Wilson Street2—
Hop Gardens1—York Place3—
James Street, Adelphi2—In the street, accidentally10—
John Street, Adelphi1killed or suddenly dying from natural causes
Langley Court1—
Leicester Square1—33123
Long Acre15—
Lumley Court1—

*Four of these deaths in the Charing Cross Hospital from Diphtheria were those of nonparishioners.
†This death from Diarrhoea in the Charing Cross Hospital was that of a non-parishioner.