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St Giles (Camden) 1899

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

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92
Deaths in Hospitals, Lunatic Asylums, Workhouse
Infirmaries, and other places situated outside
the District.
According to the weekly returns furnished to me from
the Registrar-General's Office, Somerset House, 216
Parishioners, belonging to the united parishes of St. Grilesin-the-Fields
and St. George, Bloomsbury, died in the
following outlying public Institutions:—

Table: These deaths are included in Table III. Appendix, and are added to those registered in the district.

These deaths are included in Table III. Appendix, and are added to those registered in the district.

Institution.N umber of Deaths.Institution.Number of Deaths.
Brought forward177
Sick Asylum, Cleveland Street64Consumption (North London) Hospital1
Western Fever Hospital1
North Western Fever Hospital4London Hospital1
Middlesex Hospital17St. Thomas's Hospital1
King's College Hospital29Colney Hatch Asylum6
University College Hospital4Caterham Asylum3
Charing Cross Hospital22Cane Hill Asylum1
Children's (Great Ormond Street) Hospital11Ilford Asylum2
Han well Asylum2
Home (Fitzroy Square) Hospital2Leavesden Asylum3
German Hospital2St. Luke's Asylum1
Homoeopathic Hospital4Banstead Asylum3
Royal Chest Hospital1St. Pancras Infirmary2
Temperance Hospital1Westminster Infirmary2
Royal Free Hospital5Strand InfirmaryX
St. Bart's Hospital2Holborn Infirmary1
Consumption Hosp. (Brompton)2Brooke House1
Guy's Hospital2Whittington Cottage, Holloway1
Cancer Hospital1Wormwood Scrubs Prison1
St. Mary's Hospital1River Thames1
Mildmay Mission1Private Addresses5
Convent Hospital1
Carried forward177Total ... ...216