Fifty-fourth annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Metropolitan Borough of Islington page 29

Islington 1909

Fifty-fourth annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Metropolitan Borough of Islington

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Table XV. Showing the Deaths and Death-rates from All Causesin the Wardsduring the Four Quarters of 1909.

Wards	First Quartet.		Second Quarter.		Third Quarter.		Fourth Quarter.		Year.
Wards	Deaths.	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.	Deaths.	Death-rates.
Tufnell	141	15.98	112	13.69	85	9.63	102	11.56	440	12.46
Upper Holloway	177	18.99	146	15.66	108	11.59	127	13.62	558	14.97
Tollington	154	16.55	104	11.17	73	7.84	99	10.64	430	11.55
Lower Holloway	211	20.16	131	12.51	122	11.65	153	14.62	617	14.73
Highbury	l66	18.81	87	9.86	76	8.61	114	12.92	443	12.55
Mildmay	101	15.96	77	12.17	46	7.27	64	10.11	288	11.38
Thornhill	164	19.56	116	13.83	96	11.45	144	17.17	520	15.57
Barnsbury	131	25.99	73	14.48	56	11.11	92	18.25	352	17.46
St. Mary's	80	18.19	61	13.87	48	10.92	69	15.69	258	14.67
Canonbury	163	18.87	105	12.16	100	11.58	100	11.58	468	13.55
St. Peter's	188	22.68	124	14.96	93	11.22	139	16.77	544	16.41
The Borough	1,6 6	19.09	1,136	12.93	903	10.28	1,203	13.70	4,918	14.00

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