London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Willesden 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Homicide by firearms———————————————
Homicide by cutting or piercing instruments———————————————
Homicide by other means—————.——————————
Attack by venomous animals———————————————
Food poisoning———————————————
Accidental absorption of irrespirable or poisonous gas———————————————
Other acute accidental poisoning (not by gas)———————————————
Conflagration———————————————
Accidental burns (Conflagration excepted)3—2——————1————2
Accidental mechanical suffocation11—
Accidental drowning3——21——————————
Accidental injury by firearms1———————1—————1
Accidental injury by cutting or piercing instruments1——————1———————
17.—Deaths from Violence—continued.
Accidental injury by fall, crushing, etc42——142583_376328
Cataclysm———————————————
Injury by animals (poisoning by venomous animals excepted)—————————————•——
Hunger or thirst———————————————
Excessive cold———————————————
Excessive heat———————————————
Lightning———————————————
Electricity (lightning excepted)1—1———————————1
Other and unstated forms of accidental violence1——————————1———
Violent deaths of unstated nature [i.e. accidental, suicidal, etc.)2—————1———1————
Wounds of war———————————————
Execution of civilians by belligerent armies———————————————
Execution———————————————
18.—IIIDDefined Diseases.
Sudden death———————————————
Cause of death unstated or ill.defined1——————————1——1
Totals1,9401196833182846116981933404263531021079