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Marylebone 1924

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Marylebone, Metropolitan Borough]

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The following short table shows the death rates in the several registration sub-districts in 1924, and compares them with those of the preceding 5 years:—

1919.1920.1921.1922.1923.1924.
All Souls12.99.910.211.38.99.7
St. Mary15.313.212.015.412.315.6
Christ Church18.514.214.014.012.514.4
St. John17.013.616.014.313.014.6
The Borough15.912.712.813.711.713.6

District births and deaths for the year ended 31st December, 1924, are given
in the following table.

A further table giving the vital statistics of separate localities for 1924 and the ten preceding years

will be found amongst the Ministry of Health Tables on page 67.

Sub-DistrictPopulation estimated to middle of 1924MalesBirths. FemalesTotalMalesDeaths. FemalesTotal
All Souls25,233139141280119126245
St. Mary26,967174162336193229422
Christ Church32,775329300629255219474
St. John20,325157129286132165297
The Borough105,3007997321,5316997391,438

The following table shows the number of deaths that took place amongst
infants under 1 year and adults of 65 years and upwards in each of the four
quarters of 1924. It will be seen that the heaviest incidence in both old and
young falls in the first and last quarter.

1924.

January-MarchApril-JuneJuly-SeptemberOctober-DecemberTotal
Infants under 1 year36262536123
Persons of 65 years and upwards19811295154549

Causes of and ages at Death.—General information with regard to the deaths
which occurred in the Borough during the year, mainly as to causes and the ages at
which death took place, is given in Table III of the Ministry of Health series at
page 70.
This same table gives the number of deaths from various specified causes
which occurred in institutions, in hospitals, nursing homes, etc. In each of the
groups all deaths, whether of residents or non-residents, are included, which
accounts for the fact that the total comes up to 1,071.
Fuller information than is possible in the table is given in the following
pages, in which also the figures relating both to causes of death and the ages at
which these causes were operative are analysed.