Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Forty-second annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Parish of St. Mary, Islington
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1897] 16
Table IX.
Periods. | Mean Population in each Decade. | Number of Births in each Period. | Birth Rates. | Average Yearly Number of Births, corrected on the basis of the Population of 1897. |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
1841—50 | 72,767 | 20,850 | 28.65 | 9,781 |
1851—60 | 121,353 | 41,915 | 34.54 | 11,792 |
1861—70 | 181,529 | 67,520 | 37.20 | 12,697 |
1871—80 | 244,884 | 89,627 | 36.60 | 12,492 |
1881—90 | 299,857 | 97,647 | 82.56 | 11,114 |
1891—96 (6 years) | 328,767 | 58,400 | 29.60 | 10,105 |
1897 | 341,319 | 9,842 | 28.83 | 9,842 |
The following statement gives the birth-rates for the country as well as for the populous places:—
England and Wales | 30.7 per 1.000. | |
33 Great Towns | 30.7 „ | |
67 Urban Districts | 30.1 „ | |
London | 30.0 „ | |
The Encircling Districts— | 30.2 „ | |
St. Pancras | 29.0 „ | |
Stoke Newington | 24.5 „ | |
Hackney | 29.2 „ | |
Hornsey | 22.5 „ | |
Clerkenwell | 31.7 „ | |
St. Luke | 45.2 „ | |
Shoreditch | 35.5 „ | |