Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
The annual report on the health, sanitary condition of the Royal Borough of Kensington, etc., etc., for the year 1904
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Deaths and Death-rate; In the Borough, the Sub-Districts, the Parliamentary Divisions and the
Wards (Table, page 12) 8
Deaths at Public Institutions within the Borough 27
„ of Parishioners at Public Institutions, &c., without the Borough 28
„ of Illegitimate Children, under Five Years of Age 10
Destitution and Sickness 93
Diarrhœa; Mortality in Kensington and in London from 25
„ Mortality in Kensington, 1856—1904, from (Tables B, C and D, Appendix II.) 118-119
Digestive System; Mortality from Diseases of the 26
Diphtheria; In Kensington and in London in 1904 23
„ Mortality in Kensington, 1871—1904, from (Tables B, C and D. Appendix II.) 118-119
Diseases; Deaths from General 18 & 25
Disinfection, in 1904 and in 1891; The Cost of 89
Disinfecting Station 89
District Rates of Mortality (Table, page 12) 10
Drainage; Supervision of Reconstruction and Repair of House 85
England and Wales; Death-rate, in 1904, of 15
Enteric Fever; Mortality, in Kensington and in London, in 1904, from 24
„ Mortality (Kensington), 1856—1904 (Tables B, C and D, Appendix II.) 118-119
Factory and Workshop Act, 1901; Proceedings under the (Tables, 68-72) 66
„ „ „ Chief Sanitary Inspector's Report on Men's Workshops 70
„ „ „ Lady Inspectors' Report on Women's Workshops 67
„ „ „ Proceedings with respect to Underground Bakehouses under
the provisions of the 72
Female Persons; Number of, Enumerated at the Census, 1901 3
Fever; Mortality, in Kensington and in London, in 1904, from 24
„ Mortality (Kensington), 1856—1904 (Tables B, C and D, Appendix II.) 118-119
Fever Hospital Accommodation 59-60
Flooding of Basements of Houses; Insufficiency of Main Sewers the Cause of 82
„ „ „ „ Relief Works (New Sewer) to be constructed for preventing the 82
Food and Drugs Adulteration Acts; Mode of Procedure under the 51
„ „ „ „ Note with reference to use of Boric Acid 52
Fried Fish Shop; An Un-scheduled "Offensive Business" 80
„ „ Business of, recommended for Scheduling under Public Health Act 75
Gas-Works; Effluvium Nuisance at the 89
General Diseases, Zymotic; Mortality from 18
„ „ (other than Zymotic); Mortality from 25
Gore Farm Hospitals recommended for Use as Sanatoria for Consumption 38
„ „ no longer reckoned as Small-pox Hospitals 40
Horses; By-law made for Regulating the Conveyance through streets of the carcases of dead 94
Hospital Accommodation for Infectious Disease 59-60
„ „ for Consumption; Need for Provision of 35
Hospitals; Deaths at Outlying 28
House Drainage; New Departure in Respect of Supervision of Reconstuction and Repair 85
House Refuse; Proposed Bi-weekly Removal of 81
Houses (Inhabited); Number of, in 1904, and Increase of, since 1856, and since 1871 4
„ Let in Lodgings; Number of Registered 64
„ „ „ The Need of Amended By-laws for: Judicial Decisions 64
Housing of the Working Classes 60
„ „ „ Action of the Borough Council with respect to the 63
Hygienic (Asphalte) Paving of Streets 87
Illegitimate Children under Five Years of Age; Deaths of 10
Infantile Mortality in the Borough, the Metropolis, and in England and Wales 10
„ „ 1871—1904 (Table A, Appendix II.) 117
„ „ The Times Articles on 46
Infectious Diseases; Ages at Notification of, in London; in 1904 30
„ „ Cases of, Notified in London, and in Kensington, and the Metropolitan
Cities and Boroughs (Tables, pp. 30—33) 29
„ „ Cases of, Notified in London, 1890—1904 (Annual Number) 30
„ „ Sickness and Death-rate from (Table) 34
Infirmary; Deaths at the Borough 27
Influenza; Mortality, in Kensington, and in London, from 25
Inquests; Proportion of Deaths Certified by Coroners; in Kensington, in London, and in England
and Wales 29