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St Pancras 1895

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras]

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Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and Pleurisy.—These diseases, as typical of the respiratory group of diseases, caused 841 deaths, compared to 698 in 1894, 1,048 in 1893, and 1,144 in 1892, the incidence in the Sub-Districts being as follows:—

Sub-Districts.Number.Per 1000 Population.Per 1000 Total Deaths.
Regent's Park1383.7192.9
Tottenham Court1084.3213.9
Gray's Inn Lane1284.8202.0
Somers Town1203.71553
Camden Town493.4141.6
Kentish Town2983.1163.7
St. Pancras8413.5175.4
London169023.9194.4

Influenza.— The number of deaths from Influenza increased daring the year
to 115, the number in the previous year having been 49. The accompanying
table shows the number of deaths annually, at various ages and at all ages,
since the first epidemic in 1889. From this it will be seen that 1891 and 1892
were the worst years, and that last year was not far behind; this was, no
doubt, attributable to the severe winter.

ST. PANCRAS.

Deaths from Influenza (including a few doubtful cases) during the years

1889 to 1895, inclusive.

Year.0—1.1—5.5—15.15—25.25—35.35—45.45—55.55—65.65—75.75—85.85 and upwards.Total Deaths under Five yearsTotal Deaths at all Ages.
1889. .21. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .23
1890422251273544650
189161025172526352419216171
18924101581325293423114153
189352148111291241769
18943. .3446831242349
1895463651115242612310115
Total26321326477893103113661358610