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Paddington 1931

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington, Metropolitan Borough of]

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The subjoined information, comparing the vital statistics for the metropolitan boroughs, has been supplied by Dr. W. Allan Young, Medical Officer of Health for Poplar:— 1931.

Cities and Boroughs.Resident Population.Births Annual rate per 1,000 persons living.Death-rate per 1,000 living.Deaths of Infants under one year to 1,000 births.
West Districts.
Paddington140,30014.7913.0587
Kensington174,80014.214.076
Hammersmith135,10015.312.268
Fulham151,20015.0812.367
Chelsea57,22012.814.142
City of Westminster115,60010.1713.975.1
North Districts.
St. Marylebone97,62011.412.465
Hampstead87,74011.211.760
St. Pancras195,60015.113.368
Islington324,60016.312.664
Stoke Newington51,38015.212.753.9
Hackney217,00015.511.460
Central Districts.
Holborn34,47010.2114.2774
Finsbury70,12018.014.0262
City of London10,8085.612.581
East Districts.
Shoreditch98,26017.112.574.2
Bethnal Green109,20016.812.587.7
Stepney225,80017.513.178
Poplar156,30017.512.477
South Districts.
Southwark172,90016.914.061
Bermondsey112,40017.412.557
Lambeth295,90015.2812.6660.35
Battersea159,80015.512.157.3
Wandsworth353,20012.2711.3059
Camberwell252,10014.711.956
Deptford107,20016.312.053
Greenwich100,64014.9611.4164
Lewisham220,80014-110.249
Woolwich142,60015.111.659

INQUESTS.
During 1931, 142 inquests were held on residents of the Borough, and 107 deaths weie
registered after the issue of certificates by the Coroner under powers conferred by the Coroneis
(Amendment) Act, 1926.