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City of London 1866

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Table: No. V.— Classification of Deaths according to Causes, during the Year1867,and a Comparison withthe Averages of the last Ten Years.

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No. V.— Classification of Deaths according to Causes, during the Year1867,and a Comparison with

the Averages of the last Ten Years.

City Districts and PopuLation in 1861.		Violence, Privation, Premature Birth, and Poison.	Tubercular Diseases.			Convulsions and Teething.	Zymotic Diseases.								Pneumonia, Bronchitis, and Asthma.	Others, chiefly chronic.	Total.
			Phthisis.	Tabes and Scrofula.	Hydrocephalus.		Alvine	Flux.	Con. tinued Fever.	Scarlet-Fever.	Small-Pox.	Measles.	Whoop-ing Cough Croup, & Diphtheria.	Erysipelas.
			Phthisis.	Tabes and Scrofula.	Hydrocephalus.		Adults.	Children.	Con. tinued Fever.	Scarlet-Fever.	Small-Pox.	Measles.	Whoop-ing Cough Croup, & Diphtheria.	Erysipelas.
East London Union (Population 41,282)	1867	48	121	54	17	49	26	33	37	14	11	4	30	7	114	244	809
East London Union (Population 41,282)	Average	47	131	73	32	65	14	33	42	45	11	37	67	7	188	285	1077
West London Union (Population 26,739)	1867	53	88	32	6	31	9	12	13	6	9	7	17	0	93	196	572
West London Union (Population 26,739)	Average	46	97	54	20	37	8	18	32	21	6	23	39	5	129	210	745
City of London Union (Population 46,451)	1867.	59	116	29	6	35	8	15	20	10	11	2	23	5	134	283	756
City of London Union (Population 46,451)	Average	63	121	47	18	57	12	16	33	29	8	23	53	4	156	337	977
Entire City (Population 114,472)	1867.	160	325	115	29	115	43	60	70	30	31	13	70	12	341	723	2137
Entire City (Population 114,472)	Average	156	349	174	70	159	34	67	107	95	25	83	159	16	473	832	2799