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V.
Death, Assigned Causes of—continued. page
Fever, Enteric, in Kensington, and in London 47
,, ,, Endemic of, in Kensington 48
,, Typhus, in Kensington, and in London 53
,, Simple Continued, in Kensington, and in London 53
Diarrhœa, in Kensington, and in London 53
Influenza, in Kensington, and in London 54
Venereal Diseases 54
Septic Diseases 54
„ „ Puerperal Fever 55
Dietetic Diseases 55
Constitutional Diseases 56
„ ,, Rheumatic Fever 56
,, ,, Cancer: Malignant Disease 56
,, „ Tuberculosis 57
Developmental Diseases 58
Local Diseases 58
,, ,, Nervous System, Diseases of the 58
,, ,, Circulatory System „ 59
,, „ Respiratory System „ 59
,, ,, Digestive System ,, 60
,, „ Urinary System ,, 60
,, „ Reproductive System „ 60
Violence, Deaths from 61
Ill-Defined and not Specified Causes of Death 61
Causes of Death in 1899: Summary of Table III. (Appendix,Page 206) 62
,, ,, Classified: Local Government Board's Table (A.) 63
Public Institutions, Deaths at 64
„ ,, ,, Parish Infirmary 64
„ „ ,, Brompton Hospital 66
,, „ ,, St. Marylebone Infirmary 66
„ ,, ,, St. Joseph's House 66
„ „ „ Outlying Hospitals, etc. (Table, page 67) 66
Uncertified Deaths 68
„ ,, Report of a Select Committee of the House of
Commons, and Report of the Public Control
Committee of the London County Council, on
the subject of 68
Inquests: Deaths from Violence; Accidental, Suicidal, &c. 69