Table 1.
London hospitals | |||
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Decade | The London Hospital | St Bartholomew's Hospital | Royal Free Hospital |
1800–1809 | 1001 | 4450 | – |
1810–1819 | 2597 | – | – |
1820–1829 | 5422 | 7491 | – |
1830–1839 | 6256 | 43 551 | 3789 |
1840–1849 | 11 913 | 65 747 | 27 562 |
1850–1859 | 17 053 | 84 983 | 34 019 |
1860–1869 | 25 906 | 128 110 | 66 662 |
1870–1879 | 52 226 | 160 520 | 39 241a |
1880–1889 | 80 231 | 144 681 | 22 381 |
1890–1899 | 141 643 | 165 719 | 31 229 |
1900–1909 | 221 780 | 150 743 | 38 625 |
Provincial hospitals | |||
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Decade | Radcliffe Infirmary Oxford | Gloucester Infirmary | North Staffordshire Infirmary |
1800–1809 | 296 | 341 | 513 |
1810–1819 | 247 | 243 | 855 |
1820–1829 | 258 | 251 | 1451 |
1830–1839 | 522 | 500 | 1986 |
1840–1849 | 1348 | 583 | 3113 |
1850–1859 | 2893 | 762 | 4519 |
1860–1869 | 4633 | 1119 | 4917 |
1870–1879 | 4463 | 3714 | 5713 |
1880–1889 | 6030 | 5055 | 9213 |
1890–1899 | 6931 | 7513 | 10 048 |
1900–1909 | 8567 | 9010 | – |
Sources: The annual reports and other archives of each hospital.
The apparent fall in out-patient attendance in the 1870s at the Royal Free Hospital was due to a change (from 1865) in the system of recording such attendance