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deaths to add, to obtain the complete mortality of
this district. This gives a death-rate of 18.09 per 1,000,
as compared with 18.00 in the previous year.
Use of outlying
Institutionsby each Sub-district.
The number of deaths in outlying institu- .
each tions enables one to iorm an approximate
Sub-district, 0f the relative use of such institutions
by each sub-district; and an interresting side-light on
their relative social condition is thus obtained.
For every 1,000 of the population there died in outlying
institutions including the Union Infirmary :—
For East Battersea .. 2-55 per 1,000
,, West Battersea .. 1'88 „
,, Clapham .. 181 ,,
,, Putney .. 1*90 ,,
,, Streatham .. 1-59 ,,
,, Wandsworth .. 2'41 ,,
Stated as per centages of the total number of deaths,
in East Battersea, 13 6 per cent of the total deaths
occurred in outlying institutions; in West Battersea,
10'5 percent; in Clapham, 12*G per cent; in Putney,
13*8 per cent; in Streatham, 9'2 per cent ; and in
Wandsworth, 9'7 per cent.
Table V. gives some very important vital statistics
of the Wandsworth District. The death-rates
of the several sub-districts, inclusive and exclusive of
outlying institutions are given, as well as the amount
and density of population and the proportional number
of the industrial classes which each sub-district possesses.
In table VI. the deaths occurring in the entire District
during 188G, are classified according to Sex, Age, and
Social Position, the relative numbers occurring in each
sub-district being also given.