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Islington 1899

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

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Table XIX.Showing the Population, together with the Deaths and Death-ratesfrom All Causes at Nine Age-periods of life among Males, Femalesand Persons.

Males.Females.Persons.
Ages.Population.Deaths.Death Rates.Population.Deaths.Death Rates.Population.Deaths.Death Rates.
0—520,5661,25561.0220,5821,06051.5041,1482,31556 26
5—1535,6281113.1136,2101012.7971,8382122 95
15—2532,2921524.7137,450962.5669,7422483 55
25—3528,4901966.8831,4901534.8659,9803495-82
35—4520,56027113.1822,6802159.4843,24048611 24
45—5514,06030221.4816,28030818.9230,3406102010
55—657,94335845.0710,89034231.4018,83370037 16
(55—753,97034085.655,80037264.139,77071272-88
75 and upwards1,231232188.442,609429164.433,840661172 14
All ages164,7403,21719.52183,9913,07616.72348,7316,2931804

The deaths of 695 persons who had come from other districts of London for
treatment in the Public Institutions of Islington are excluded from these returns, while
the deaths of 593 persons who had died outside the district are included.
SEASONAL MORTALITY

The least number of deaths occurred in the second quarter in which only 1,281 deaths were known, and when the death-rate was 14.69 per 1,000.

Deaths.Death Rate. 1899.Mean Death Rate 1885-98.
First Quarter1,681= 19.2820.81
Second Quarter1,281= 14.6916.30
Third Quarter1,572= 18.0316.24
Fourth Quarter1,759= 20.1717.77
The Year6,29318.0417.78