Report on the sanitary condition and vital statistics during the year 1912 together with the report of the Chief Sanitary Inspector page 6

Bethnal Green 1912

Report on the sanitary condition and vital statistics during the year 1912 together with the report of the Chief Sanitary Inspector

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Table: London and the Metropolitan Boroughs. Births and Deaths of Persons belonging to London and the Metropolitan Boroughs during the 52 Weeks of 1912.*

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London and the Metropolitan Boroughs. Births and Deaths of Persons belonging to London and the Metropolitan Boroughs during the 52 Weeks of 1912.*

Boroughs.	Population estimated to the middle of 1912	Births.	Deaths from									Deaths under 1 year of Age.
Boroughs.	Population estimated to the middle of 1912	Births.	All Causes.	Enteric Fever.	Small-pox.	Measles.	Scarlet Fever.	Whooping Cough.	Diphtheria.	Diarrhoea and Enteritis (under 2 .wars I	Phthisis.	Deaths under 1 year of Age.
COUNTY OF LONDON	4,519,754	110,353	61,100	117	1	1799	159	970	452	1371	6069	10056
West.
Paddington	142,362	3021	1751	1	_	31	3	20	6	43	124	296
Kensington	171.746	3326	2226	4	—	27	5	24	6	37	183	303
Hammersmith	122,750	2880	1606	4	—	29	4	17	13	29	165	259
Fulham	155,402	4213	1985	8	—	65	6	45	15	33	209	396
Chklsea	65,397	1229	949	1	—	22	2	14	5	8	85	84
City of Westminster	157,248	2348	1942	4	—	37	4	16	11	38	183	197
North.
St. Marylbbonk	116,155	2243	1602	5	_	40	11	19	8	26	146	209
IIampstead	85,966	1-281	812	1	—	11	1	4	17	1	55	79
St. Pancras	216,115	5367	3118	3	—	95	5	44	25	37	341	472
Islington	326,398	8213	4662	8	—	151	9	57	39	90	441	712
Stoke Nbwington	50,581	1033	611	-	-_	5		3	-	3	44	74
Hackney	222,9*6	5266	2691	3	—	19	8	33	12	60	303	421
Central.
Holborn	48,026	902	733	1	-	25	...	7	7	8	99	72
Finsbury	86,130	2575	1612	1	-	129	5	29	13	44	165	294
City of London	18,695	185	251	—	-	2	-	1	1	4	37	15
East.
Shoreditch	110,430	3562	1997	4	-	116	5	47	19	94	231	439
BETHNAL GREEN	127.985	3902	1954	3	-	91	2	32	12	48	216	375
Stepney	277,315	8533	4211	9	—	170	13	96	26	153	465	897
Poplar	161,597	5045	2635	7	—	112	3	64	17	68	243	541
South.
South wark	190,017	5587	3164	4	-	139	6	49	27	104	354	587
Bermondsby	125,260	3872	2098	5	-	102	8	36	16	67	218	431
Lambeth	297,550	6952	3950	13	—	97	9	55	29	98	406	601
Battersea	167,589	4258	2012	2	-	55	6	40	15	50	195	358
Wandsworth	321,881	6757	3265	8	-	50	11	61	19	73	297	513
Oamberwell	261,591	6422	3362	6	-	81	8	51	21	65	339	535
Deptpord	109.377	2896	1432	2	—	28	6	25	11	29	147	259
Greenwich	95,991	2391	1954	2	—	28	9	30	15	25	135	201
Lewisham	165,249	33f,6	1714	6	-_	11	6	24	27	26	115	236
Woolwich	121,932	2738	1411	2	1	31	4	27	20	10	128	200
° For the purpose of this table the Births registered in London have been corrected by distributing those which occurred in the principal institutions receiving maternity cases to the boroughs in which the mothers resided. In 1252 cases the residence was outside the County of London and these cases have been excluded. On the other hand 44 births that occurred outside the County have been included. With regard to the Deaths of London residents, all transferable deaths (ie., those of persons who, having a fixed or usual residence in England and Wales, die in a district other than that in which they resided) occurring in Greater London and in certain Metropolitan Institutions outside Greater London have been distributed to the Metropolitan Boroueh to which the deceased belonged. Of the deaths registered in London the previous residence was outside the county in 3092 cate s, while on the other hand the deaths of 2719 London residents occurred in the Outer Ring or in Metropolitan rstitutions outside Greater London.