[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Metropolitan Borough of] page 49

Islington 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Metropolitan Borough of]

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TableXXVI.

Showing theDeaths and Death Rates from All Causesin theWardsduring theFour Quartersor1911.

Wards.	First Quarter.		Second Quarter.		Third Quarter.		Fourth Quarter.		Year.
Wards.	Deaths	Deathrates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death- rates.	Deaths.	Deathrates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.
Tufnell	108	12.8 7	92	i0*g6	97	11.56	102	12.15	399	11.89
Upper Holloway	175	18.81	133	I4'29	138	14.83	153	16.45	599	16.10
Tollington	103	13.49	106	13-88	103	13.49	91	11.92	403	13.20
Lower Holloway	186	18.92	120	12*20	186	18.92	131	13.33	623	15.84
Highbury	112	13.26	83	9*83	118	13.98	94	11.13	407	12.05
Mildmay	76	12.72	66	11*04	66	11.04	80	13.38	288	12.05
Thornhill	146	18.55	117	14*86	158	20.07	136	17.28	557	17.70
Barnsbury	105	19.53	84	1562	77	14.32	78	14.51	344	15.99
St. Mary's	79	18.70	62	14*67	54	12.78	69	16.33	264	15.62
Canonbury	138	19.10	89	12*32	95	13.15	93	12.87	415	14.36
St. Peter's	164	21.75	101	I3-39	132	17.50	114	15.11	511	16.94
The Borough	1,392	17.01	1,053	12,87	1,224	!4.96	1,14!	13.94	4,810	14.70
N.B. The heavy figures show the healthiest Ward in the several periods to which they refer.

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