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St Pancras 1894

Thirty-ninth annual report of the Medical Officer of Health on the vital and sanitary condition of the Borough of Saint Pancras, London

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CONTENTS— Continued.
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Table No. 7b.—Showing the number of cases of each of the
Notifiable Infectious Diseases removed to hospital, classified
in Sub-Districts 78
Table No. 7c.—Showing the number of deaths from each of the
Notifiable Infectious Diseases, classified in Sub-Districts 79
Table No. 8. — Showing the number of deaths from each of certain
causes, classified in Sub-Districts 80
Table No. 9a.—Showing the number of Deaths from certain
Diseases, the number of Deaths at various ages, and the
number of Births in the Sub-Districts for the year. Births
and Deaths not referable to any certain Sub-District being
re-distributed proportionately to the population 81
Table No. 9b.— Showing the proportion of Deaths from certain
Diseases, the proportion of deaths at various ages, and the
proportion of Births to 1000 population in the Sub-Districts
for the year 82
Table No. 9c. — Showing the proportion of Deaths from certain
Diseases, and the proportion of Deaths, at various ages, to
1000 of total Deaths in the Sub-Districts for the year.
Also the proportion of Deaths under one year, five years,
and at all ages, to i 000 Births 83
Table No 10a.— Sanitary Work accomplished during the year 84
Table No. 10b. — Streets inspected from house-to-house during
the year 85
B.—Reference Lists—
List I.—Blocks of separate and self-contained Dwellings let
in weekly tenancies . 86, 87
„ II. —Registered Common Lodging Houses 88
„ III.—Licensed Cow-houses . 89
„ IV.—Licensed Slaughter-houses 90
„ V.—Bakehouses 91-97
„ VI. —Marine Stores 98, 99
„ VII.—Market places 100