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City of Westminster 1907

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Westminster, City of]

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Table: Table II.—City of Westminster.— Statistics of Births and Deaths during the,52Weeks from31st December,1906,to28 tli December,1907.

Table II.—City of Westminster.— Statistics of Births and Deaths during the,52Weeks from31st December,1906,to28 tli December,1907.

Grosvenor14,7001453.87481034411521449.79.0
Knightsbridge St. George14,70015010.2138644837364361208.18.7
Victoria39,30084621.574873542731327761815.715.3
St. Margaret13,00015211.618118334532443312394121
St. John29,40087329.61171343283135131859520.220.7
Hamlet of Knightsbridge7,520668.671063526227607.98.8
Pall Mall2,950186.121112645526889.4
Regent9,24012913.9118544438437985133
Great Marlborough6,90013219.117128624715428912.814.9
Charing Cross4,150348.161763415916419.810.2
Covent Garden8,40013516.01181304832487312915316.7
Strand6,340152.3213319761182617611.918.6
St. Anne10,90020518.8178210357485911410.412.9
The City172,9002,92716.93031032,3991,0619928332,2371293141

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* Rates calculated per 1,000 of estimated population.
The uncorrected birth-rate was 15.8, the uncorrected death-rate, 13.8.
Note.—The deaths included in Column 7 of this table are the whole of those registered as haying actually occurred within the ward. The deaths
included in Column 11 are the number in Column 7 corrected by the subtraction of the number in Column 9 and the addition of the number in
Column 10,
The death-rate for all London during the same period has averaged 14.5 per 1,000, 17 per 1,000 being the mean rate in the ten years 1891-1900.