Annual report for the year ending 25th March, 1896 page 20

Greenwich 1895

Annual report for the year ending 25th March, 1896

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the middle of February and the end of March. The deaths
in London from diseases of the Respiratory Organs in 1895 were
790 below the average; this average, however, includes the
excessive mortality from such diseases in 1890-93. The following
table shows the registered deaths from Influenza for each of the
last six years in the several sanitary areas of London:—

Table: DEATHS from INFLUENZA registered in the METROPOLITAN SANITARY AREAS in the Six Years 1890 to 1895.

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DEATHS from INFLUENZA registered in the METROPOLITAN SANITARY AREAS in the Six Years 1890 to 1895.

Sanitary Area.	1890.	1891.	1892.	1893.	1894.	1895.
Paddington	45	67	79	64	30	106
Kensington	38	112	158	94	33	103
Hammersmith	11	34	57	28	11	48
Fulham	12	57	43	43	14	60
Chelsea	18	62	73	31	29	57
St. George, Hanover Square	33	48	79	25	18	60
St. Margaret & St. John, Westminster	8	21	19	20	11	20
St. James, Westminster	8	28	15	5	1	9
St. Marylebone	33	74	75	68	31	89
Hampstead	8	46	31	53	21	50
St. Pancras	36	153	137	58	42	98
Islington	42	189	181	128	51	156
Stoke Newington	8	19	27	7	7	22
Hackney	22	113	84	66	37	112
St.Giles	6	28	24	16	23	32
St. Martin-in-the-Fields	3	9	2	3	3	5
Strand	4	9	6	3	1	6
Holborn	2	16	15	11	6	18
Clerkenwell	11	30	33	34	15	22
St. Luke	7	15	13	11	3	5
City of London	15	21	27	17	4	17
Shoreditch	13	58	33	31	14	59
Bethnal Green	22	102	56	41	13	29
Whitechapel	4	49	52	33	13	16
St. George-in-the-East	6	19	20	17	11	14
Limehouse	3	17	22	18	3	10
Mile End Old Town	9	53	41	38	17	44
Poplar	9	77	42	35	16	35
St. Saviour	4	7	13	3	—	8
St. George-the-Martyr, Southwark	5	16	13	9	7	24
Newington	9	63	33	30	12	45
St. Olave	1	9	14	4	3	7
Bermondsey	2	39	40	17	9	28
Rotherhithe	1	24	29	9	6	10
Lambeth	50	135	140	85	47	143
Battersea	26	54	91	44	32	88
Wandsworth	34	70	91	57	37	121
Camberwell	34	133	124	82	40	137
Greenwich (including Deptford)	13	105	61	64	27	107
Lee	6	27	34	12	9	49
Lewisham (excluding Penge)	12	43	46	49	22	43
Woolwich	2	19	12	9	5	12
Plumstead	9	48	31	35	8	16

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Table: DEATHS from INFLUENZA registered in the METROPOLITAN SANITARY AREAS in the Six Years 1890 to 1895.