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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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[1899

Table XXVI. Showing the Deaths (arranged in Classes) from All Causes, in the Four Quarters.

Classified Causes of Death.Quarters.Year.
1st.2nd.3rd.4th.
I. Specific or Febrile Causes190171371215947
1. Miasmatic Diseases „183154126182645
2. Diarrhœal „1723614258
3. Malarial „..........
4. Zoogenous „..........
5. Venereal „31239
6. Septic ,,3971635
II. Parasitic Diseases111..3
III. Dietic „71010532
IV. Constitutional Diseases2722732882821,115
V. Developmental „205138131172646
VI. Local „8805756299343,018
1. Diseases of Nervous System134112114137497
2. ,, Organs of Special Sense521311
3. „ Circulatory System139114104161518
4 „ Respiratory „4472221234801,272
5. „ Digestive „817523695487
6. „ Lymphatic „..2114
7. „ Glandlike Organs of uncertain use1..135
8. „ Urinary System48303137146
9. „ Reproductive System71081035
10. „ Bones and Joints555217
11. „ Integumentary1335526
VII. Violence50604970229
1. Accident or Negligence40483758183
2. Homicide41319
3. Suicide61191137
VIII. Ill-defined Causes76539381303
All Causes1,6811,2811,5721,7596,293

Note.—The heavy figures denote that the diseases to which they are applied were most fatal in
the Quarter to which they refer.