Hi Littlemo
No, sadly it wont give the date and place of birth. They are only listed from 1969 onwards.
An 1894 death certificate will give the deceased's name, age, occupation (although if it is for a married woman or widow it will often say "Widow of Joe Bloggs a Carpenter"), place of death, date of death, and the cause of death. It will also give the name of the informant, and the informant was often a relative. If the death occurred in an institution, then often one of the staff, ie a master, matron or medical officer would register the death.
If the death cert is for a child, it will usually say "Son of" or "daughter of".
Be wary of ages given on death certs, as quite a lot this was guesswork.
If it was in 1894, a doctors certificate would have had to have been issued to certify the death.
Ben