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Hornsey 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hornsey, Borough of]

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Table: The following table gives the number of births and the birthrates for each quarter of the year 1911

The following table gives the number of births and the birthrates for each quarter of the year 1911

1911HORNSEY.ENGLAND AND WALES.
No. of Births.Birth.rate.Birth.rate.
1st Quarter39018.424.8
2nd „37917.825 0
3rd „38818.324.4
4th „32215.2230
1,47917.424.4

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As usually happens, the first three quarters do not shew much
difference in the birth-rate, but a big drop occurs in the last
quarter of the year.

Table: The birthrates in the great towns of England and Wales are given below:—England and Wales 24.4 77 Great Towns 25.6

The birthrates in the great towns of England and Wales are given below:—

England and Wales 24.4 77 Great Towns 25.6

London24.8Bristol21.8
Croydon22.1Stoke-on-Trent31.5
Wilted en25.0Burton-on-Trent22.1
Hornsey17.4Wolverhampton25.2
Tottenham27.4Walsall28.8
West Ham30.0Handsworth (Staffs.)20.9
East Ham25.7West Bromwich29.9
Leyton24.5Birmingham28.1
Walthamstow24.8King's Norton22.1
Hastings15.7Smethwick27.5
Brighton19.7Aston Manor27.1
Portsmouth25.0Coventry27.0
Bournemouth15.2Leicester22.7
Southampton23.9Grimsby28.7
Reading21.3Nottingham24.5
Northampton21.4Derby23.9
Ipswich23.9Stockport23.4
Great Yarmouth24.3Birkenhead28.6
Norwich22.4Wallasey22.0
Plymouth23.3Liverpool30.2
Devonport25.7Bootle29.5