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

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Clerkenwell 1899

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John]

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The following is a list of the outlying public institutions and other places where 553 residents of Clerkenwell died during the year:—

I. General Hospitals.IV. Infirmaries and Workhouses.
Charing Cross1Hackney Infirmary1
Guy's2Holborn Infirmary190
King's College7Holborn Workhouse, City Road95
Middlesex9
Royal Free37Holborn Workhouse, Mitcham10
St. Bartholomew's65
St. George's2St. Pancras Workhouse1
St. Mary's1V. Asylums.
University6
II. Special Hospitals.Banstead3
Aged Pilgrim's Asylum1Caterham2
Cancer3Cane Hill2
Central London Sick Asylum1Colney Hatch3
City of London Lying-in1Hanwell5
City Police1Ilford1
French2Leavesden2
General Lying-in1London County2
German1VI. Unclassifiable.
Great Northern Central1
Great Ormond Street2128, Barnet's Grove, Stoke Newington1
Home Hospital, Fitzroy Sq.1
Homœpathic3Cold Air Stores, Snow Hill1
Hospital for Women,Chelsea1
„ „ Euston Rd.136, Devonshire Street, Marylebone1
„ „ Soho2
Lock Hospital, Soho1Graham's Organ Works, Moon Street, Islington1
London Temperance2
Royal Chest8Home for Aged Blind1
St Peter's2In a Public House at 196, Goswell Road1
West London2
III. Fever Hospitals.Mildmay Cottage Hospital5
Eastern6River Thames, Temple Pier1
Grove1
London1St. Luke's Home, Osnaburgh Street2
North-Eastern4
North-Western21
South-Eastern1553
Western2