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Islington 1896

Forty-first annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Parish of St. Mary, Islington

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Table XIV.Recorded and Corrected Death-rates per 1000 Persons living in the 33Great Towns in 1896, and in Islington, arranged in order of their corrected death-rates.‡

Towns,in the order of their Corrected Death-rates.Standard Death-rate.1Factor for Correction for Sex and Age Distribution.Crude or Recorded Death-rate. 1896.Corrected Death-rate, 1896.‡Comparative Mortality Figure, 1896.‡
Cols.1.2.3.4.8.
England and Wales19.151.000017.1017.101000
England and Wales, lessthe 33 Towns19.450.984516.0915.84926
33 Towns17.711.081318.9120.451196
Croydon18.371.042414.2214.82867
Brighton18.941.011016.1316.31954
Norwich19.990.957917.3816.65974
Portsmouth18.731.022416.5716.94991
Derby17.361.103115.6517.261009
West Ham17.751.078816.0717.341014
Bristol18.331.044716.9017.661033
Leicester17.641.085516.7218.151061
Islington17.901.069817.0918.281070
Swansea17.531.092416.8518.411077
Cardiff17.161.115916.8418.791099
Nottingham17.811.075217.5018.821101
Bradford16.731.144616.5118.901105
Plymouth19.700.972019.5719.021112
Huddersfield16.471.162716.4719.151120
Halifax17.201.113317.3319.291128
London17.971.065618.5819.801158
Hull18.231.050418.9119.861161
Blackburn17.051.123117.8720.071174
Burnley16.671.148717.5120.111176
Newcastle17.581.089218.4620.111176
Gateshead17.831.074019.0920.501199
Leeds17.281.108218.7520.781215
Sunderland18.251.049319.8220.801216
Wolverhampton18.301.046419.9520.881221
Birkenhead17.421.099319.1921.101234
Sheffield17.221.112019.2621.421253
Preston17.421.099320.7622.821335
Birmingham17.331.105020.8123.001345
Oldham16.721.145320.2723.221358
Bolton16.901.133120.7323.491374
Liverpool17.441.098022.7424.971460
Salford17.031.124422.6425.461489
Manchester16.901.133122.6425.651500

* The Standard Death-rate signifies the death-rate at all ages calculated on the
hypothesis that the rates at each of the twelve age-periods in each town were the same as
in England and Wales during the ten years 1881-90, the Death-rate at all ages in England
and Wales during that period having been 19.15 per 1,000.
† The Factor for Correction is the figure by which the Recorded Death-rate should be
multiplied in order to correct for variations of sex and ago distribution.
‡ The Corrected Death-rate is the Recorded Death-rate after Correction has been
made for variations of age and sex distribution and may bo obtained by multiplying the
latter by the Factor for Correction.
§ The Comparative Mortality Figure represents the Corrected Death-rate in each
town compared with the Recorded Death-rate at all ages in England and Wales in 1885,
taken as 1,000.