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[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Greenwich District]
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SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
of
The Medical Officer of Health
for the
GREENWICH DISTRICT.
To the Greenwich District Board of Works.
Gentlemen,
I beg leave to lay before your Board the accompanying
Tables, which I have carefully prepared to illustrate the
mortality of your District during the past year, and wherein
will also be found a statement of the number of Births, male
and female, which have been registered during the 52 weeks
ending the 28th of December, 1862.
In Table No. 1 will be seen the number of Births and
Deaths as they were registered in each succeeding month,
and which, for facility of reference, I have subdivided into
quarterly columns, and ultimately showing the total amount
of Births and Deaths, the ages at which those Deaths took
place, and the several Diseases causing those Deaths.
In Table No. 2 will be seen the number of Deaths as they
were registered in each month during the past year, throughout
each division of the District.
Table No. 3 will illustrate the comparative number of
Deaths as they were registered in each division of the
District during the past seven years;—and in
Table No. 4 will be shown the Death-rate per 1000 of the
population throughout the several divisions of the District,
inclusive and exclusive of the Dreadnought Hospital,
Greenwich Hospital, and the Union House.
Table No. 5 refers to the Births as they were registered
monthly throughout the year, with the total amount for the
year in the several Parishes of the District.