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Islington 1900

Forty-fifth annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Borough of Islington

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Table XXXVI. Showing the deaths from Measles in the several quarters. 1890-99 and 1900

Years.1st Quarter.2nd Quarter.3rd Quarter.4th Quarter.Total.
1890481142317202
189129633993224
189270562330179
189325523111119
189466118141199
18957365042135
189617084259288
189715287297
18981831072312325
189945532631155
Mean number of deaths66682632192
19006475155159
Increase or Decrease-2+ 7-11-27-33

SCARLET FEVER.
There were 24 deaths registered, or 9 less than in the preceding year, 33 less
than in the ten years, 1890-99.
The return is the lowest ever known in the Borough, although it was
approached in 1886, when there were 26 deaths, and in 1898 when a similar
number was registered.

In each quinquennial period since 1856 the average number of deaths, together with the lowest in any one year during five years, was as follows:—

Quinquennial Period.Total No. of Deaths.Average No. of Deaths.Smallest No. of deaths in any one yearYear in which the lowest No. was recorded.
1856-60594120511857
1861-651,0722141441865
1866-701,1982401161866
1871-75585117431873
1876-808311661251876
1881-8543988291885
1886-9025451261886
1891-9533266501891
1896-190020140241900