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Kensington 1885

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington]

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The subjoined Table is a summary of Table 3 (Appendix) shewing the numbers of deaths of parishioners in 1885, in each Class and Order, according to the Registrar-General's rearranged classification:—

1. SPECIFIC FEBRILE OR ZYMOTIC DISEASES. No. of Deaths
1.Miasmatic diseases276
2.Diarrhoeal „86
3.Malarial
4.Zoogenous „
5.Venereal „27
6.Septic „40
429
II.PARASITIC DISEASES7
III.DIETETIC DISEASES9
IV.CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES611
V.DEVELOPMENTAL DISEASES160
VI.LOCAL DISEASES
1.Diseases of Nervous system288
2.Diseases of Organs of Special Sense2
3.Diseases of Circulatory system170
4.Diseases of Respiratory system613
5.Diseases of Digestive system168
6.Diseases of Lymphatic system
7.Diseases of Glandlike Organs of uncertain use1
8.Diseases of Urinary system82
9.Diseases of Reproductive system
a. Diseases of Organs of Generation5
b. Diseases of Parturition9
10.Diseases of Locomotive system4
11.Diseases of Integumentary system4
1,346
VII.VIOLENCE
1.Accident or Negligence51
2.Battle
3.Homicide
4.Suicide10
5.Execution61
vii.ILLDEFINED AND NOT SPECIFIED CAUSES145
Total2,768

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