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City of London 1862

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No. VII.— Classification of the Deaths in the City Workhouses for Nine Years, viz., from, 1855 to 1863; according to Occupation, Age, Sex, 8$c.

CLASSES OR OCCUPATIONS.Number of Deaths per Annum.Annual Proportion, per 1,000.Mean Age at Death at 55 and over.
At all Ages.Under 20.20 and over.55 and over.Of Total Deaths Of Total Deaths in Workhouseti. 1 in City.
M.& F.M.F.M.F.M.F.M.FM.F.M.F.
Merchants, Shop.keepers, &c21101198556.231.78.14.670.670.4
Domestic Servants, Nurses and Charwomen628834323149.2250.07.136.361.470.5
Clerks, Accountants, Solicitors, &c1321i35339.517.55.72.565.873.3
Butchers, Poulterers, Fishmongers, &c500412118.26.62.61.068.567.8
Porters, Postmen, Messengers, and Packers3031161010885.15.5.712.38.170.371.7
Bricklayers, Labourers, Paviors, &c715346172612231.5100.433.614.6|69.872.2
Shoemakers, Saddle and Harness.makers252114810671 .442.010.46.170.473.6
Tailors, Cap.makers, and Weavers24321187562.848.69.17.167.571.6
Blacksmiths and Metal.workers1310844339.121.85.63.265.771.4
Carpenters, Cork.cutters, and Wood.workers .,19111258459.728.98.74.173.074.4
Cabmen, Ostlers, Carmen, and Liverymen1301935242.017.56.12.569.170.1
Wine.merchants, Publicans, and Waiters910622131.48.74.51.366.776.1
Painters, Plumbers, Paper Stainers, and Dyers . .1011624230.413.64.42.068.268.3
Printers, Lithographers, and Engravers900634226.314.23.82.163.372.1
Soldiers, Beadles, Firemen, and Police600330213.715.82.12.356.370.6
Watermen, Sailors, Bargemen, &c910533225.813.63.72.070.975.3
Costermongers, Hawkers, Milkmen, &c1411663432.934.94.85.166.271.0
Bakers and Confectioners400312115.27.12.21.075.965.0
Needlewomen and Book.folders1514010060.066.60.09.767.2
All Classes in the City Workhouses423383218117210712610001000145.1145.569.271.4