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

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Hackney 1880

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hackney]

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49
whooping cough and diarrhoea; small pox having caused 38
deaths, scarlet fever nearly 45, whooping cough as many as
78, and diarrhoea the very large proportion of 94 deaths per
100,000 population.
TABLE VIII.

Showing the decennial mean numbers in the years 1841.80, of the births and deaths; of the ratios of births to

deaths; of births to population; of deaths under 1 year to total births; of deaths from "all causes," and from the seven most fatal zymotic diseases to 1000 population; also the same for each year during 1871.80.

Years.Number of births.Number of deaths CorrectdNo. of births to each 100 deaths.No. of births to 1000 population.Deaths under 1 year to 1000 births.Death-rate per 1000 population.Death-rate per 1000 population from seven principal epidemic diseases.
HackneyHackneyHackneyHackneyHackneyLondonHackneyLoudonEnglandLondonHackney
187141842S1414933.215217122.424.64.555.965.96
18724401248717433.214915819.321.53.983.833.77
18734431259417133.215116019.122.52.923.392.85
18744775279917034.713915620.022.63.643.302.76
18754970294816835.114616220623.83.443.87317
18765469282519335.813915718.522.23.113.59325
187755553 9217934.713614619321.92.713.483.36
18785940339217535614416420.223.53.324.103.74
18796312328519235 812214818.823.12.393.332.29
18806462332119435714215818.32223.243.702.89
Means 1871 -805250295617634.714215819.622.83.333.853.40
1861 -703440218215633.814316220.3724.434.164.793.78
1851 -602223139115931.812815519.1423.773.864.553.66
1841 -50139394614628.312715719.1824.773.644.44Separate statistcs not kept.