[Report 1906] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City.

  • Leeds (England). City Council.
Date:
1906
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Credit: [Report 1906] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The following Births and Deaths were recorded in the several Sub-Registration Districts of the City of Leeds during the thirteen weeks ended 30th IVtarch, 1907. The figures in italics after the Births and Deaths give the proportion per annum per 1,000 of the estimated population. Districts. Births. Birth Rate. Deaths. Death Rate. All causes. 7 Zymotics. c/5 f North. 463 316 N 00 ^4 jg6 03 w^West w ►J \ South-East 471 221 424 *99 IO 312 357 2l8 249 ri Hunslet ... . . 518 26 ■<? 315 16 4 07 Holbeck... 293 32-8 00 d- M *63 06 Wortley ... 413 25‘I 318 *9 4 *'4 Kirkstall... 238 *9 4 172 140 04 Bramley ... 94 *9'9 65 137 o'4 Chapel town 288 266 139 128 °‘3 Osmondthorpe ... 2 23-0 . • • • • • • • • Outsiders 55 • • • • • • Totals ...I 3,092 264 2,141 z*3 08 Considered as occurring in the Municipal Wards, the foregoing Deaths are classed as follows:— Wards. Deaths. Death Rate. Wards. Deaths. Death Rate. Eastern Division. Western Division. Central 87 17 6 Mill Hill. 29 1 ] 17 0 \ North 161 *3 9 West >47 230 North-East 166 206 North-West 161 185 East 179 238 Brunswick... io5 l8 2 South 69 20 I New Wortley 115 231 East Hunslet 149 *3 4 Armley 183 172 West Hunslet r52 183 Bramley 85 *43 Holbeck ... 123 *3 4 Headingley I75 *39 In both these tables deaths occurring in public institutions have been referred to the districts to which the patients belonged. The births in workhouses are included in tnose ot the districts in which these