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The 1932 total deaths (1,348) compares with 1,403 during
1931, the respective death-rates per 1,000 population being 9.9
and 10.4.
The chief differences in the classification of deaths—those for
1931 being given in parentheses—were as follows:—
Whooping Cough, 3 (14); Diphtheria, 5 (11); Pulmonary
Tuberculosis, 87 (95); Non-Pulmonary Tuberculosis, 14 (13);
Cancer, 182 (176); Cerebral Hæmorhage, 79 (83); Heart Disease,
287 (313); Bronchitis, 63 (86); Nephritis, 48 (44); Congenital
Debility, etc., 49 (58); Suicide, 14 (31); Violence, 33 (40).
Infant deaths are analysed by causes, ages and wards under
the Maternity and Child Welfare Section of the Report.
Institutional Deaths.
Whipps Cross Hospital 245
Central Homes, Leytonstone 186
Connaught Hospital, Walthamstow 57
Brentwood Mental Hospital 23
Prince of Wales's Hospital, Tottenham 18
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London 18
Forest Gate Sick Home 14
Queen's Hospital, Bethnal Green 11
Walthamstow Isolation Hospital 7
Middlesex Hospital, St. Marylebone 7
German Hospital, Hackney 6
Chest Hospital, Bethnal Green 6
London Fever Hospital, Islington 5
Great Ormond Street Hospital 5
University College Hospital, St. Pancras 4
Queen Mary's Hospital, Stratford 4
London Hospital, Stepney 3
St. Joseph's Hospice, Hackney 3
Guy's Hospital, Soufchwark 3
Forest Hydro, Walthamstow 3
National Hospital, Queen's Square 2
Queen Charlotte's Hospital, Hammersmith 2
Carisbrooke Nursing Home, Walthamstow 2
Other Institutions 41