[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Metropolitan Borough of] page 24

Islington 1914

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

This page requires JavaScript

Copy text to clipboard

24
1914]

Download table as:

Table XVI.

Showing theDeaths and Death-Rates from All Causesin theWardsduring theFour Quartersof1914.

Wards.	First Quarter.		Second Quarter.		Third Quarter.		Fourth Quarter.		Year.
Wards.	Deaths	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.	Deaths	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.
Tufnell	155	l8.20	89	10.45	84	9.86	128	15.03	456	13.38
Upper Holloway	195	20.40	101	10.56	146	15.27	139	14.54	581	15.20
Tollington	114	15.48	93	12.63	97	13.17	96	13.04	400	13.58
Lower Holloway	177	18.32	155	16.04	162	16.77	156	16.15	650	16.82
Highbury	109	13.02	99	11.83	92	10.99	124	14.82	424	12.67
Mildmay	76	12.86	68	11.51	47	7.95	8l	13.71	272	11.51
Thornhill	163	21.10	116	15.01	163	21.10	139	17.99	581	18.80
Barnsbury	95	17.58	92	17.03	80	14.81	98	18.14	365	16.89
St. Mary's	73	17.39	66	15.72	52	12.38	63	15.00	254	15.12
Canonbury	130	18.18	98	1371	95	13.29	111	15.53	434	15.18
St. Peter's	127	17.28	123	16.73	125	I7.0I	146	19.86	521	17.72
The Borough	1,414	17.41	1,100	13.55	1,143	14.07	1,28l	1578	4.938	I5.17

Copy text to clipboard

N.B.—The heavy figures show the healthiest Ward in the several periods to which they refer.