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Tables inl Appendix I.: —
(vi.) Population (Estimated), Inhabited Houses, Marriages, Births, Deaths, &c.; in 1904,
and in the preceding ten years 98
(vii.) Birth-rate and Death-rate; Death-rate of Children; and Deaths in Public Institutions;
in 1904, and in the preceding ten years 99
(viii.) Deaths, from all Causes, in 1904 (Summary of Table viii., page 18) 100
(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; in 1904 99
(x.) Deaths; in 1904, and in the preceding ten years; from the Principal Diseases of
the Zymotic Class; in Kensington, and in London, and in England and Wales 108
Tables in Appendix II.: —
(a) Population (1856—1904); Marriages and Marriage-rate (1871—1904); Births and
Birth-rate, and Deaths and Death-rate (1856—1904), and Infantile Mortality
(1871—1904) 117.
(b) Zymotic Diseases (Principal); Annual Number of Deaths, in Kensington; and Death-
rate, in Kensington and in London (1856—1904), from 118
(c) Births and Birth-rate; Deaths and Death-rate; Deaths from the principal Zymotic
Diseases, and the Zymotic Death-rate in Kensington, 1856—1900. Arranged in
Quinquennial Periods 119
(d) Zymotic Diseases; Death-rate from each of the Principal; in Quinquennial Periods
(1856—1900): Grouped to show the Rate from the Four Notifiable, and the
Three Non-Notifiable Diseases, respectively 119
Tenement Houses; The Water Supply of 94
Tenements of less than five Rooms in 1901; Number and Population of 3
Tubercle Bacillus; Identity of the Human and the Bovine 41
Tuberculosis; Deaths and Death-rate, in Kensington and in London, from 25
„ Prevention and Treatment of 35
„ Pulmonary; Deaths and Death-rate, in Kensington and in London, from 25
„ Metropolitan Asylums Board provides a Seaside Home for the Treatment of
Children in the early stages of 41
Uncertified Deaths; in London, and in England and Wales, in 1904 29
Underground Bakehouses; Results of Proceedings with respect to 73
Underground Rooms, illegally occupied; Closure of 89
Unemployed; Recommendations with respect to Work for the 88
Untrapped Street Gullies; Effluvium Nuisance from 83
Urinary System; Deaths from Diseases of the 26
Ventilation of Sewers; Recommendation to abolish "dead ends" to improve the 84
Vaccination Authority; The Future 53
„ Law 55
„ Officer's Report for 1903 (Statistical Table, page 54) 52
„ Statistics; "Lost" Cases in London, and in England and Wales, 1883—1901 53
„ Supply of Calf Lymph for 53
Violence; Deaths, and proportion of, to 1,000 of the Population, in 1904, from 29
Vital and Mortal Statistics (1904); Summary of (Table) 14
Wards; High rate of Mortality in certain 48
„ Number and Titles of the 5
Water Supply 94
„ of Tenement Houses 94
Whooping-cough; Mortality in Kensington, and in London, in 1904, from 24
Woman Health Visitor appointed 48
Women Health Visitors; Appointment of, recommended 47
Working Classes; Acton of the Council with respect to the Housing of the 63
Workshops, Laundries, &c.; Annual Report of the Lady Inspectors of 67
Written Intimations of Nuisances issued in 1904; Number of 77
Yards; Hygienic Importance of the Paving of 87
Zymotic Diseases; Deaths and Death-rate, in the Sub-Districts, the Parliamentary Divisions,
and the Wards, from 19
„ „ Death-rate, in Kensington, in London, and in England and Wales, from 19
Zymotic Mortality; in Kensington, 1856—1904 (Tables B, C, and D, Appendix II.) 118 &119