[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London, City of ] page 25

City of London 1861

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London, City of ]

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Table: No. V.—Classification of Deaths according to Causes, during the Year ending September 1862, and a comparison with the Averages of the last Seven Years.

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No. V.—Classification of Deaths according to Causes, during the Year ending September 1862, and a comparison with the Averages of the last Seven Years.

City Districts and Population in 1862.	Summer Quarter.	Violence, Privation, Premature Birth, and Poison.	Tubercular Diseases.			Convulsions and Teething.	Zymotic Diseases.								Pneumonia, Bronchitis, and Asthma.	Others, chiefly chronic.	Total
			Phthisis.	Tabes and Scrofula.	Hydrocephalus.		Alvine Flux.		Continued Fever.	Scarlet-Fever.	Small-Fox.	Measles.	Whoop-ing Cough Diphtheria.	Erysipelas.
			Phthisis.	Tabes and Scrofula.	Hydrocephalus.		Adults.	Children.	Continued Fever.	Scarlet-Fever.	Small-Fox.	Measles.	Whoop-ing Cough Diphtheria.	Erysipelas.
EastLondonUnion (Population 41,282)	1862.	61	151	79	20	61	8	27	58	49	2	45	99	8	170	244	1082
EastLondonUnion (Population 41,282)	Average	48	131	74	37	72	16	35	46	46	14	35	64	7	219	304	1148
WestLondonUnion (Population 26,739	1862.	51	86	55	10	27	2	11	55	10	0	18	27	2	134	198	686
WestLondonUnion (Population 26,739	Average	42	105	55	25	36	9	18	32	25	8	22	37	6	133	211	764
City of London") Union (Population 46,451)	1862.	55	120	39	13	51	5	10	61	36	2	29	72	4	137	324	958
City of London") Union (Population 46,451)	Average	65	141	42	26	60	12	19	28	33	9	21	54	5	168	352	1035
Entire City (Population 114,472)	1862.	167	357	173	43	139	15	48	174	95	4	92	198	14	441	766	2726
Entire City (Population 114,472)	Average	155	377	171	88	168	37	72	106	104	31	78	155	18	520	867	2947