[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London, City of ] page 30

City of London 1862

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

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Table: No. VIII.— Classification of Deaths according to Causes, during the Year 1863, and a Comparison with the Averages of the last Eight Years.

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No. VIII.— Classification of Deaths according to Causes, during the Year 1863, and a Comparison with the Averages of the last Eight Years.

City Districts and Population in 1861		Violence, Privation, Premature Birth, and Poison.	Tubercular Diseases.			Convulsions and Teething.	Zymotic Diseases.								Pneumonia, Bronchitis, and Asthma.	Others, chieily chronic	Total.
			Phthisis.	Tabes and Scrofula.	Hydrocephalus.		Alvine Flux.		Continued Fever.	Scarlet. Fever.	Small. Pox.	Measles.	Whoop. ing Cough Croup,& Diphtheria.	Erysi. pelas.
			Phthisis.	Tabes and Scrofula.	Hydrocephalus.		Adults.	Children.	Continued Fever.	Scarlet. Fever.	Small. Pox.	Measles.	Whoop. ing Cough Croup,& Diphtheria.	Erysi. pelas.
EastLondonUnion (Population 41,282;	1863.	46	107	69	36	59	11	27	51	103	18	39	55	6	180	274	1081
EastLondonUnion (Population 41,282;	Average	50	134	74	35	71	15	34	47	46	13	36	68	7	213	295	1138
WestLondonUnion (Population 26,739)	1863.	62	95	52	18	36	5	17	30	35	9	17	40	9	135	224	784
WestLondonUnion (Population 26,739)	Average	43	103	55	23	35	8	17	35	23	7	21	36	5	133	210	754
City of London*] Union (Population 46,451)	1863.	71	122	99	18	65	6	13	32	66	17	14	48	5	155	274	1005
City of London*] Union (Population 46,451)	Average	64	126	42	24	59	11	18	32	32	8	23	56	5	164	358	1022
Entire City (Population 114,472)	1863.	179	324	220	72	160	22	57	113	204	44	70	143	20	470	772	2870
Entire City (Population 114,472)	Average	157	363	171	82	165	34	69	114	101	28	80	160	17	510	863	2914