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Marylebone Infirmary (North Kensington); Deaths of Non-Parishioners at 42
Measles; Mortality from, in Kensington and in London 34
„ Proposed to be Scheduled, for certain purposes, as a " Dangerous Infectious Disease " 34
Metropolitan Asylums Board; Report of the Statistical Committee of the, for 1901 76
Midwives Act, 1902; The Provisions of the 70
Milk Supply and Infectious Disease 59
„ Sterilized; Municipal Provision of, for Infants, recommended 68
Mortality; District Rates of 10
„ Infantile 9
„ Senile 10
„ Zymotic 17
Mortuary, Public; Number of Bodies deposited at the 123
„ „ Limitation of the Powers of the Council to remove Bodies to the 123
„ Chapel of Rest for the Dead for North Kensington to be provided 124
Municipal Supply of Sterilised Milk for Infants recommended 68
Nervous System; Mortality from Diseases of the 40
Notification of Infectious Disease; Local and Metropolitan (Tables, pages 44-7) 43
„ Voluntary, of Phthisis, in Kensington 56
Notting-Dale Special Area; Statistics of the 11
Offensive Businesses 109
Offensive Matter; New By-Law for regulating Conveyance of, through Streets 115
Outlying Public Institutions, Deaths of Parishioners at 42
Overcrowding 120
Parliamentary Divisions of the Borough 3
Paving of Streets (Hygienic); Roads paved with Asphalte in 1902 119
Phthisis; Voluntary Notification of, in Kensington 56
Population of the Borough at the Census of 1901; Age and Sex-Distribution of the 3
„ „ „ „ Decennial Censuses, 1801—1901 4
„ „ „ Estimated Annual; 1856—1902 (Table A) 152
in 1902 5
Public Baths and Washhouses; Number of Bathers and Washers, 1902—3 119
Public Health (London) Act, 1891; Proposed Amendment of the 105
Public Institutions; Deaths at 41
Public (and Public-house) Sanitary Conveniences llw
Public Mortuary; Number of Bodies deposited at the 123
„ „ Limitation of Power of Council to remove Bodies to the 123
„ „ ("Chapel of Rest for the Dead") to be provided at North Kensington 124
Puerperal Mortality 39
Rateable Value of Kensington; Increase in Seventy-nine years, 1823—1902 4
Refuse; House 111
„ Peat Stable; New By-law to regulate the Conveyance of, through Streets 115
„ Stable; The Borough Engineer recommends the Removal of, by the Council 114
Registered Houses; Number of 87
„ „ Proposed Amended By-laws for 86
Registrar-General's Statistics of Small-pox Mortality in relation to Vaccination 74
Registration District and Sub-Districts 3
Restaurants and Dining-rooms; Report on, by the Lady Inspectors 92
Rc-vaccination; The Protective Effect of 28 & 74
St. Joseph's House; Quasi-public Institution; Number of Deaths at 42
Sanatoria for Consumption; The Need of 51
„ „ „ Proposal to utilise empty Small-pox Hospitals as 51
„ „ „ Action of the Council with reference to the Provision of 51
Sanitary Conveniences; Public, and Public-House 118
Sanitary Inspectors; The Work of the (Statistical Table, page 108) 106
„ „ Metropolitan; Increase in the Number of the 106
Scarlet Fever; Mortality from, in Kensington and in London (Tables, pages 34-36) 34
„ „ Mortality, in Kensington; 1856—1902 (Tables B, C and D) 153-4
Senile Mortality 10
Sewer Smells, from Untrapped Street Gullies 117
Sewer Ventilation; Ventilating Lamp Columns erected 110
Sex and Age-Distribution of the Population of the Borough, in 1901 3
Shelter for Persons during Disinfection of Rooms: A Desideratum 122
„ „ „ „ „ „ Statistical Evidence of the Need of 122
Slaughter-houses; Licensed 109
Small-pox; The Epidemic of, 1901-2 (Tables, pages 20-23) 19-27
„ Diagnosis of Doubtful Cases of 29
„ Mistaken Diagnosis 30
„ Preventive Measures with respect to 27