§ 38. Mr. R. RICHARDSONasked the Minister of Health in which county and county borough the 83 deaths from chicken-pox took place, as reported in the Registrar-General's Report for 1925?
Mr. CHAMBERLAINAs the answer to this question is somewhat long, I will, with the hon. Member's permission, circulate it in the OFFICIAL REPORT.
§ Following is the answer:
§ The deaths from Chicken-pox in 1925, by Administrative County or County Borough of occurrence, are for England and Wales as follows:
Administrative Counties: | No. of Deaths. | ||
London | … | … | 13 |
Carmarthenshire | … | … | 1 |
Cheshire | … | … | 1 |
Derbyshire | … | … | 2 |
Essex | … | … | 2 |
Glamorganshire | … | … | 3 |
Gloucestershire | … | … | 1 |
Kent | … | … | 1 |
Lancashire | … | … | 5* |
Leicestershire | … | … | 1 |
Monmouthshire | … | … | 1 |
Northumberland | … | … | 1 |
Nottinghamshire | … | … | 1 |
Shropshire | … | … | 1 |
Surrey | … | … | 3 |
Sussex, East | … | … | 1 |
Yorks (West Riding) | … | … | 2 |
County Boroughs: | … | … | No. of Deaths. |
Birmingham | … | … | 3 |
Bristol | … | … | 1 |
Cardiff | … | … | 1 |
Coventry | … | … | 1 |
Derby | … | … | 1 |
Gateshead | … | … | 1 |
Halifax | … | … | 1 |
Huddersfield | … | … | 1 |
Kingston-upon-Hull | … | … | 1 |
Leeds | … | … | 1 |
Liverpool | … | … | 4* |
Manchester | … | … | 6 |
Middlesbrough | … | … | 2 |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne | … | … | 1 |
Newport (Mon.) | … | … | 1 |
Nottingham | … | … | 1 |
Oldham | … | … | 2 |
Plymouth | … | … | 3 |
Preston | … | … | 1 |
Sheffield | … | … | 1 |
Smethwick | … | … | 1 |
Stockport | … | … | 1 |
Stoke-on-Trent | … | … | 3 |
Swansea | … | … | 1 |
Tynemouth | … | … | 1 |
West Bromwich | … | … | 1 |
West Ham | … | … | 1 |
* Of the five deaths in the Administrative County of Lancashire two related to persons ordinarily resident in Rochdale County Borough whilst one of the Liverpool County Borough deaths related to a person ordinarily resident in the Administrative County of Lancashire. |