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Paddington 1932

[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:—

1932.

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.
Paddington143,60013.7613.26107
Kensington183,50012.913.698
Hammersmith133,70014.512.866
Fulham149,60014.2812.3558
Chelsea59,43011.912.952
City of Westminster126,4009.112.365.9
North Districts.
St. Marylebone96,43010.9712.487.2
Hampstead90,13010.911.654
St. Pancras194,00013.813.169
Islington324,60015.2512.3668
Stoke Newington51,68015.012.953
Hackney214,20014.511.553.9
Central Districts.
Holborn36,4409.5714.1971.63
Finsbury69,03016.013.481
City of LondonFigures not yet available.
East Districts.
Shoreditch95,80017.512.380
Bethnal Green106,30015.412.069
Stepney223,00016.712.361.6
Poplar152,40017.212.163
South Districts.
Southwark168,90016.213.172
Bermondsey110,10016.612.056
Lambeth292,30014.712.556
Battersea157,00014.812.157.8
Wandsworth353,30011.8611.5662
Camberwell248,00014.612.065
Deptford105,10015.912.265
Greenwich99,59014.711.880
Lewisham221,50012.710.254
Woolwich146,90014.011.160

INQUESTS.
During 1932, 122 inquests were held on residents of the Borough, and 92 deaths were
registered after the issue of certificates by the Coroner under powers conferred by the
Coroners (Amendment) Act, 1926.