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Small-pox •" Contacts Circular Letter of the Local Government Board on the Isolation of 31
„ Epidemic of 1871; Note on the 32
„ Conference of the Sanitary Authorities with reference to 31
„ and Vaccination; Report by the Asylums Board on 74
„ Patients; Proposed Transport of, by Road to the Country Hospitals 83
„ „ „ „ Report on, by the Public Health Committee 85
„ Provision of Extended Shelters for, recommended in lieu of proposed Land Transport
of Patients suffering from 84
„ Spread of, in the Provinces, due to Visitation of Patients in Asylums Board
Hospitals 30
„ Hospital Accommodation for; Cost of providing Additional, in 1901—2 82
„ „ „ „ Views of the Royal'Commission, 1882, on the required
Amount of Provision of 82
„ Mortality, Annual; 1856—1902 (Tables B, C and D, Appendix) 153 4
Special Area (Notting Dale); Statistics of the 11
Stable Refuse; By-law with Reference to Conveyance through Streets, of Offensive 115
Statistical Committee of the Asylums Board; Report of, for 1901 76
Statistical Tables; Forms for, Prescribed by the Local Government Board 14
„ „ Nos. vi.—xiv. (Appendix I.) 180-151
„ „ Of Marriages, Births, Deaths, &c., 1856—1902 (Appendix II.) 152
Statutory Notices; Number of, Issued 107
Streets, &c., in which Cases of Infectious Disease were Notified, in 1902, List of 146
„ „ in which Deaths from Zymotic Diseases occurred, in 1902, List of 143
„ Asphalte-paved, in 1902 119
Tables prescribed by the Local Government Board to be used: —
(i.) Population, Births, Deaths under One Year, and at All Ages, and in Public Institutions,
&c.; in 1902, and ten preceding years 15
(ii.) Population, Births, Deaths at All Ages, and under One Year; in the Borough, and
the Sub-Districts; in 1902, and ten preceding years 16
(iii.) Death; Causes of, and Ages at, in 1902 16
(iv.) Infectious Diseases; Cases of, Notified at different Ages, in the Borough, and the
Sub-Districts, and Cases removed to Hospital 47
Tables (Other) in the Report: —
Population; Age and Sex-Distribution of, in 1901 3
„ At the Censuses, 1801—1901 4
Birth-rate in the Metropolis, and in the Borough, the Sub-Districts, &c. 7
Death-rate in the Metropolis, the Borough, the Sub-Districts, the Parliamentary Divisions,
and the Wards, in 1902 12
Death; Summary of Causes of, in the Borough; in 1902 17
Zymotic Diseas es; Deaths from, in the Borough and the Sub-DistrictS; occurring at Home
and at Hospitals 17
Scarlet Fever: Notifications, Removals, Deaths, &c.; in four-weekly Periods in 1902, and
in ten preceding years 34-36
Diphtheria: Notifications, Removals, Deaths, &c., in four-weekly Periods in 1902 37
Infectious Disease Notification (London), 1890—1902) 44
„ „ „ Kensington; Sickness and Death-rate, 1902 48
Vaccination Officer's Return for 1901; and Statistics of Vaccination, in London, and
England and Wales, 1885—1899 75
Lady Inspectors of Workshops, &c.; Summary of the Work of the 93
Sanitary Inspectors; Summary of the Work of the 108
Tables in Appendix I.—
(vi.) Population (Estimated), Inhabited Houses, Marriages, Births, Deaths, &c., in 1902,
and ten preceding years 130
(vii.) Birth-rate and Death-rate; Death-rate of Children; and Deaths in Public Institutions;
in 1902, and ten preceding years 181
(viii.) Deaths, from all Causes, in 1902 (Summary of Table viii., page 17) . 182
(ix.) Deaths from the Principal Diseases of the Zymotic Class; Pulmonary and Tubercular
Diseases; and Wasting and Convulsive Diseases of Infants: Gross and
Proportional Mortality 140
(x.) Deaths, in 1902, and ten preceding years; from the Principal Diseases of the
Zymotic Class; in Kensington, and in London, and in England and Wales 141
(xi.) Death-rates, General and Zymotic; in Kensington, and in London, and Proportion
of Deaths from Zymotic Diseases to Total Deaths, in 1902, and ten preceding
years 142
(xii.) Mortality, in London and in Kensington, from Various Causes, in 1902; Comparative
Analysis of the . 142
Tables in Appendix II.: —
(a) Population (1856—1902); Marriages and Marriage-rate, and Birth-rate (1871—1902);
Births and Birth-rate; Deaths and Death-rate (1856—1902) and Infantile Mortality
(1870—1902) 152