[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Giles District] page 9

St Giles (Camden) 1861

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Giles District]

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Comparison of Mortality from various causes in London "and in Saint

Giles. Whole Year, 1801,

Classes.	Classes and Orders of Disease.	London.	Sr. Gills', Population, 54049.
Classes.	Classes and Orders of Disease.	Population, 2,803 939	Estimated Quota.*	Actual Registered Mortality.	Corrected for Deaths in Hosptls.
	All Causes	65001	1252.9	1385	1461
	Specified Causes	64288	1239.1	1368	1440
	Classes.
I	Zymotic Diseases	% 15710	302.8	328	339
II	Constitutional „	13082	252.1	299	315
III	Local ,,	25569	492.9	598	635
IV	Developmental,,	7680	148.0	120	120
V	Violent Deaths	2247	43.3	23	31
I	Orders.
	1 Miasmatic Diseases	14459	278.7	297	307
	2 Enthetic „	390	7.5	17	17
	3 Dietic ,,	720	13.9	12	13
	4 Parasitic „	141	2.7	2	2
II	1 Diathetic Diseases	2258	43.5	32	34
II	2 Tubercular „	10821	208.7	267	281
III	1 Diseases of Nervous System	6736	129.8	162	166
	2 „ Organs of Circulation	2850	54.9	71	79
	3 ,, Respiratory Organs	11 735	226.2	292	303
	4 „ Digestive Organs	2735	52.7	49	53
	5 „ Urinary Organs	899	17.3	17	24
	6 ,, Organs of Generation	206	4.0	3	3
	7 „ Organs of Locomotion	174	3.4	2	4
	8 „ Integumentary Organs	234	4.5	2	3
IV	1 Dev: Dis. of Children	2037	39.3	35	35
	2 ,, ,, Adults	250	4.8	4	4
	3 „ „ Old People	2516	48.5	54	54
	4 Diseases of Nutrition	2877	55.4	27	27
V	1 Accident or Negligence	1870	36.0	14	21
	2 Suicide	261	5.1	5	5
	All other Violent Deaths	116	2.2	4	5
	Sudden Deaths	164	3.2	1	1
	Cases unspecified	549	10.6	16	20
Certain Special Diseases of Zymotic Class and Miasmatic Order
1.1.	Small Pox	215	4.1	1	1
	Measles	1070	20.6	32	32
	Scarlatina	2358	45.4	67	08
	Diphtheritis	697	13.4	12	14
	Croup	855	16.5	42	43
	Whooping Cough	3497	67.4	54	54
	Diarrhoea	2625	51.8	32	33
	Typhus & other Fevers, continued and remittent	1852	35.7	43	44

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* 1÷51.88 part of the entire mortality of the Town. The Registered Mortality has been
subjected to a small reduction for errors.