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Hackney 1862

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hackney]

Published
1862
Pages
24
Tables
9

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9 tables in this report

  • Page 7
    TABLE I. 1862.—Births in each Sub-Dittrict.
    Quarters.Stoke NewingtonStamford HillWest HackneyHackneySouth HackneyTotals
  • Page 8
    TABLE II- 1857-62.—Birth-rate in each Sub-district.
    YearsStoke NewingtonStamford HillWest HackneyHackneySouth Hackney
  • Page 9
    TABLE III- 1862.—Deaths in each Sub-district.
    QuartersStoke NewingtonStamford HillWest HackneyHackneySouth HackneyTotals
  • Page 10
    TABLE IV- 1857-62.—Corrected Rates of Death in the Sub-districts.
    Years.Stoke NewingtonStamford HillWest HackneyHackneySonth HackneyTotals
  • Page 11
    TABLE V- Deaths in 1862.
    1st Qr.2nd Qr.3rd Qr.4th Qr.TotalsPBlt CBNTAGES
    1862186118601859
    49o.449o.747o.451o.l
  • Page 13
    TABLE VI- 1862.—Deaths from Epidemic Diseases.
    IstQr.2ndQr.3rd Qr.4th Qr.Totals
  • Page 14
    TABLE VII- Phr Centages of Deaths in each Quarter, 1857 to 1862.
    Quarters.185718581859186018611862
  • Page 15
    TABLE VIII 1861.—A ges at D eath.
    QuarterUnder 1 YearBetween 1 and 20Between 20 and 40Between 40 and 60Between 60 and 80Above 80TotalsPer Cent.
  • Page 18
    SUMMARY OF METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR HACKNEY—RECORDED BY DR. TRIPE.
    1 862.BarometerTemperature of the Air.MoistureWindRain
    Mean of Observations correctedAbsoluteMeansMean Dew. pointTemper. atureGeneral DirectionAmount collected
    Month ending| HighestLowestRangeMean of all highestMean of all lowestDaily RangeAdopted Mean Temperature