Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hornsey, Borough of]
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The net death-rate for 1911 is 0'81 higher than that of 1910.
Last year, 1910, however, was the lowest death-rate on record
in Hornsey.
The figures for recent years have shewn very slight variations,
and constitute an admirable record.
The following table gives the death-rates for the " large towns" of England and Wales: —
England and Wales 14.6 77 Great Towns 15.5 | |||
London | 15.0 | Smethwick | 14.3 |
Croydon | 11.8 | Aston Manor | 15.5 |
Willesden | 11.8 | Coventry | 13.1 |
Leicester | 13.3 | ||
Tottenham | 13.1 | Grimsby | 14.4 |
West Ham | 15.8 | Nottingham | 16.1 |
East Ham | 12.1 | Derby | 14.3 |
Ley ton | 12.1 | Stockport | 15.7 |
Walthamstow | 11.6 | Birkenhead | 15.6 |
Hastings | 13.6 | Wallasey | 12.3 |
Brighton | 13.8 | Liverpool | 20.0 |
Portsmouth | 14.1 | Bootle | 17.6 |
Bournemouth | 11.4 | StHelen's | 18.2 |
Southampton | 15.2 | Wigan | 17.9 |
Reading | 11.8 | Warrington | 15.5 |
Northampton | 13.2 | Bolton | 15.9 |
Ipswich | 12.5 | Bury | 15.9 |
Great Yarmouth | 14.3 | Manchester | 17.0 |
Norwich | 14.1 | Salford | 16.7 |
Plymouth | 17.2 | Oldham | 17.6 |
Devonport | 13.4 | Rochdale | 15.1 |
Bristol | 15.1 | Burnley- | 18.0 |
Stoke-on-Trent | 19.9 | Blackburn | 16.1 |
Burton-on-Trent | 13.2 | Preston | 16.9 |
Wolverhampton | 15.8 | Barrow-in-Furness | 12.5 |
Walsall | 16.2 | Huddersfield | 15.0 |
Handsworth (Staffs.) | 10.3 | Halifax | 15.2 |
West Bromwich | 15.8 | Bradford | 14.9 |
Birmingham | 16.8 | Leeds . | 16.4 |
King's Norton | 9.1 | Dewsbury | 17.3 |