Forty-second annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Parish of St. Mary, Islington page 37

Islington 1897

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

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Table XXII. Showing the Deaths and Death-rates from All causes in the Wards during the Four Quarters of 1897.

Wards.	First Quarter.		Second Quarter.		Third Quarter.		Fourth Quarter.		Year.
Wards.	Deaths.	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.
Tufnell	119	14.42	82	9.94	87	10.54	151	18.60	439	13.30
Upper Holloway	123	13.30	121	13.08	128	13.83	151	16.32	523	14.13
Tollington	123	16.17	114	14.99	120	15.77	162	21.30	519	17.05
Lower Holloway	197	18.75	148	14.09	164	15.61	204	19.42	713	16.97
West Highbury	143	15.33	90	9.65	140	15.01	148	15.87	521	13.96
East Highbury	103	14.37	59	8.23	93	12.97	107	14.93	362	12.62
Thornhill	160	19.11	98	11.70	163	19.47	168	20.07	589	17.59
Barnsbury	97	16.77	77	13.31	118	20.40	134	23.16	426	18.41
St. Mary's	76	17.25	70	15.88	64	14.52	66	14.97	276	15.65
Canonbury	100	15.60	89	13.89	102	15.91	109	17.00	400	15.60
St. Peter's	180	21.75	133	16.07	156	18.85	158	19.09	627	18.94
Totals	1,421	16.65	1,081	12.67	1,335	15.64	1,558	18.26	5,395	15.80

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N.B.—The black figures show the healthiest ward in the several periods to which they refer.