[Report 1898] / Medical Officer of Health, Kingston-upon-Hull County Borough.

  • Hull (England). County Borough Council.
Date:
1898
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Credit: [Report 1898] / Medical Officer of Health, Kingston-upon-Hull County Borough. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Your. Births. Deaths. Population. Birth-rate per 1,000. Death-rate per 1,000. Zymotic-rate per 1.000. 1870 4406 2851 119,500 36 23 5 1871 4473 2841 122,260 36 23 4 1872 4875 3266 125,210 38 26 6 1873 5153 3101 128,225 40 24 3 1874 5353 3340 131,315 40 25 5 1875 5436 3666 134,480 40 27 6 1876 5726 3131 137,630 41 22 3 1877 5822 3032 141,050 41 21 2 1878 6004 3471 144,450 41 24 4 1879 5885 3311 147,940 38 22 2 1880 5650 3532 151,500 37 23 4 1881 5634 3677 155,160 36 23 6 1882 5761 3705 158,814 36 23 4 1883 6353 3970 176,296 36 22 2 1884 6803 3834 181,225 37 21 3 1885 6269 3221 186,292 33 17 1 1886 6387 3563 191,501 33 18 2 1887 6462 3718 196,855 32 18 2 1888 6230 3297 202,359 30 16 1 1889 6820 4157 208,017 32 19 2 1890 6612 4047 213,833 31 19 1 1891 6922 4133 200,934 34 20 1 1892 8572 3965 204,750 41 19 2 1893 7109 4503 208,639 34 21 4 1894 6854 3604 212,679 32 16 1 1895 7340 4445 216,722 33 20 3 1896 7011 4131 220,844 31 18 3 1897 7465 4089 225,045 33 18 2 1898 7696 4141 229,887 33 18 2 Infantile Mortality. The Infantile Mortality, measured by the proportion of deaths under one year of age to births registered, was 190 per 1000. For the thirty-three most populous towns in England and Wales, the proportion of deaths under one year to births registered, averaged 178 per 1000.