[Report 1926] / Monmouthshire County Council.

  • Monmouthshire County Council
Date:
1926
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Credit: [Report 1926] / Monmouthshire County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ii-. the axea of the Bedwellty Union. The position was considerably worse during the year uttiider review, owing to the stoppage of work in the Coalfield, which lasted flora May to December. The District Hospitals and the Royal Gwent Hospital at Newport are well patronised by residents of the County, as also are tbe well organised medical arrangemi nts of the Collieries and Works. VITAL STATISTICS. The Vital Statistics for England and Wales for the year 1926, con- piled by the Registrar-General, are as in the subjoined table. The Monmouth- shire figures are given for the purpose of comparison. Birth Rate per 1,000 of population. 1 Death Rate per 1,000 living. Deaths under one year per 1,000 births. ENGLAND & WALES 1926 178 0925) (I8-3) 1926 11 6 0925) 02-2) 1926 70 0925) (75- ) 105 Cou.uty Boroughs and Great Towns, including London 18-2 (IS-8) 11-6 02-2) 73 (79- ) 158 Smaller Towns (1921 adjusted populations, 20,000 —50,000) 17-6 (18-3) 10-6 01-2) 67 {74- ) London 17-1 (18-0) 11-6 (//•7) 64 {67- ) MONMOUTHSHIRE 203 (21-5) 9-4 00-6) 66-1 (83-8) In all cases the estimated populations as supplied by the Registrar-General have been used for the purposes of this table. BIRTHS.—The total number of births registered in the Administrative Ccunty during 1926 was 7,575, made up as follows:— • LegitimaU niegitimata Total Qrand Total Male 1 Female Male 1 Femala Male 1 Female Urban Districts 3277 3304 124 97 3401 3401 6,802 Rural Districts 372 364 20 17 392 381 773 Total 3649 3668 144 114 3793 3782 7,575
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