[Report 1903] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City.

  • Leeds (England). City Council.
Date:
1903
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Credit: [Report 1903] / Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Sub-Registration Districts of the City of Leeds during the thirteen weeks ended 4th July, 1903. 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. 7Zymotics. ^ rNorth. 530 35-1 233 15-4 23 w ] ^Vest . 508 24-1 313 144 07 S 1 Soutli-East 305 35'5 185 21'5 I-O Hunslet ... 578 32-6 ! 236 233 I'2 Holbeck... 290 35'9 ; 144 17-8 26 Wortley ... 448 295 i 245 i6-i 2-3 Kirkstall... 286 26'4 130 120 06 Bramley ... 120 273 1 39 8-9 05 Chapeltown 230 243 I 101 lO'^' 0-2 Osmondthorpe ... 3 32-4 I 10-8 Oiiisiders 57 1 Totals 3^298 2(4-8 1,684 15-2 i 12 Considered as occurring in the Municipal Wards, the foregoing Deaths are classed as follows:— Wards. Deaths. Death Rate. 1 Wards. Deaths. Death Eastern Division. Western Division. Rate. Central 84 16-3 xMill Hill. 30 25-9 North 140 23-2 West . 11 2 18-4 North-East 105 124 North-West 95 11-6 Ihast 141 297 Brunswick... 86 15-0 South 73 24-4 New ^Vortley 84 I S' i liiast Hunslet 122 242 A nil ley 153 16 2 West Hunslet 102 23-6 Bramley 47 S-5 Holbeck ... ... 117 263 Headin^lev 0 V 136 12 '2 In both these tables deaths occurring in public institutions 'nave been referred to tiie districts ,to 'vvliich the patients beionged. The births in workhouses are included in those of fhe districts in wliich flies' institutions are situated. Thci e were ten deaths at Manston Hospital and ele\ en deaths at Kiliingbcck Hospital during this quarter.