[Report 1899] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City.

  • Leeds City Council
Date:
1899
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Credit: [Report 1899] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Table shewing deaths in the four quarters of 1899, for each Mu nicipal Ward, with the re-estimated population and the death-rate of the ward for the Year. Municipal Wards. Population, estimated to middle of 1899. First Quarter, 1899. Second Quarter, 1899. Third Quarter, 1899. Fourth Quarter, 1899. Fifty- two Weeks. Death- rate. Central . 21,252 94 106 75 92 367 IT5 North. 37,323 l8l fi 7 i43 137 578 I5'° North-East. 27,435 185 12 2 184 141 632 2 2'8 East . 26,38- I 89 i43 176 172 680 25s South . 17,241 I IO 81 94 94 379 22'I East Hunslet 28,920 135 i45 161 132 573 19-6 West Hunslet 29,701 121 108 154 123 506 16'j Holbeck . 29,038 149 119 173 168 609 20-4. Mill Hill . 8,369 45 32 24 4i 142 27'3 West . 25,185 132 130 129 129 520 2 o'6 North-West. 32,214 H7 113 129 122 511 CT7 Brunswick . 25P32 94 84 100 103 381 Id 1 New Wortley 19,643 94 82 102 84 362 18's Arm ley & Wortley 34,508 156 150 185 196 687 19-4 B ram ley . 20.800 96 80 105 94 375 iy8 Headingley. 40,841 180 150 148 144 622 i4'8 Outsiders . 45 47 49 40 181 Totals. 423,889 2453 1,809 2,131 2,01 2 8,105 19'2 The populations in the second columns, on which the rates in the last column have been