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Tables in Appendix I.—
(vi.) Population (Estimated), Inhabited Houses, Marriages, Births, Deaths, etc., in 1901 and
ten preceding years 104
(vii.) Birth-rate and Death-rate ; Death-rate of Children ; and Deaths in Public Institutions ; in
1901 and ten preceding years 105
(viii.) Deaths, From all Causes, in 1901 106
(ix.) Deaths from the Seven Principal Diseases of the Zymotic Class ; Pulmonary and Tubercular
Diseases; and Wasting and Convulsive Diseases of Infants: Gross and
Proportional Mortality 105
(x.) Deaths, in 1901 and ten preceding years; from the Seven Principal Diseases of the
Zymotic Class ; in Kensington, and in London, and in England and Wales 111
(xi.) Death-rates, General and Zymotic ; in Kensington and in London, and Proportion of
Deaths from Zymotic Diseases to Total Deaths, in 1901 and ten preceding years 112
(xii.) Mortality, in London and in Kensington, from Various Causes, in 1901 ; Comparative
Analysis of the 112
Tables in Appendix II.:—
Population (1856—1901) ; Marriages and Marriage-rate and Birth-rate (1871—1901); Births
and Birth-rate ; Deaths and Death-rate (1856—1901) and Infantile Mortality (1870—1901) 122
Zymotic Diseases (Principal); Annual Number of Deaths from, in Kensington ; and Death-rate
from, in Kensington and London (1856—1901) 123
Births and Birth-rate; Deaths and Death-rate ; Deaths from the Principal Zymotic Diseases,
and Zymotic Death-rate in Kensington, 1856—1900 : Arranged in Quinquennial Periods 124
Zymotic Diseases; Death-rate from each of the Seven Principal; in Quinquennial Periods
(1856—1900), Grouped to show the Rate from the Four Notifiable, and the Three
Non-Notifiable Diseases 124
Tenements of less than Five Rooms; Number and Population of, in 1891 and 1901 ; and Population
of (Census Returns) 5
Towns (Large) in England, Wales, etc., Death-rate of, in 1901 15
Tuberculosis, Bovine; Koch's Views as to non-transmissibility of, to Man 86
„ International Congress on; held in London 36
„ Local Government Board's Advice to the Sanitary Authorities—qua Milk and Meat, in
connection with 37
„ Meat and Milk, as Agents in causing, in Man 37
„ Prevention and Treatment of 36
„ Royal Commission on, Appointed 37
Typhus Fever 27
Uncertified Deaths ; in London, and England and Wales (None in Kensington) 32
Underground Rooms 100
Untrapped Street Gullies; Nuisance from 95
Urinary System; Deaths from Diseases of the 30
Vaccination Authority; Proposal to make Borough Councils the 34
„ Officer's Report for 1900 33
„ School Board and Guardians' Action with respect to 22
„ Statistics; London and England and Wales 34
Venereal Diseases; Deaths from 29
Ventilation of Sewers : Lamp and other Ventilating Columns erected 94
Violence; Deaths from 30
Vital and Mortal Statistics (1901); Summary of 13
Wards; Population of, and Number of Inhabited Houses in the 5
Water Regulations; Proposed New, Withdrawn by the Companies 101
Water Supply 101
Whooping-cough; In Kensington, and in London 27
Women Health Visitors; Appointment of, Recommended 78
Women Inspectors; Appointment of (in 1898) 73
„ „ The Work of the: Annual Report for 1901 73
Working Classes, Housing of the : 57
„ „ „ Action of the London County Council with respect to the 60
,, „ ,, Action of the Borough Council with respect to the 61
„ „ „ Conferences on the 60
Workshops, Laundries, etc.; Annual Report of the Women Inspectors of 73
Written Intimations of Nuisances; Number of, Issued in 1901 84
Yards; Hygienic Importance of the Paving of 96
Zymotic Diseases; Deaths and Death-rate from 18
,, „ Death-rate from; In Kensington, London, and England and Wales 19
Zymotic Mortality; In Kensington, 1856—1901 (Tables B, C, and D) 123