Forty-third annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Parish of St. Mary, Islington page 43

Islington 1898

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

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Table XXIII. Showing the Deaths and Death-rates from All Causes in the Wards during the Four Quarters of 1898.

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	150	17.20	106	12.70	104	12.42	99	11.82	459	13.70
Upper Holloway	162	17.25	121	12.90	136	14.48	137	14.57	556	14.80
Tollington	153	19.75	113	14.60	132	17.04	117	15.10	515	16.62
Lower Holloway	243	23.04	142	13.46	200	18.96	170	16.12	755	17.90
West Highbury	159	16 .80	113	11.93	134	14.15	132	13.94	538	14.20
East Highbury	135	18.50	87	11.91	91	12.45	80	10.95	393	13. 44
Thornhill	197	23.50	181	21.60	195	23.26	161	19.20	734	21.88
Barnsbury	131	22.51	90	15.46	121	20.79	76	13.06	418	17.96
St. Mary's	81	1.8.25	70	15.77	75	16.90	62	13.97	288	16.22
Canonbury	161	24.91	90	13.93	98	15.16	97	1501	446	17.25
St. Peter's	172	20.70	133	15.98	153	18.38	145	17.42	603	18.11
Totals	1,744	20.21	1,246	14.44	1,439	16.68	1,276	14.79	5,705	16.53

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N.B.—The black figuics show the healthiest "Ward in the several periods to which they refer.
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