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APPENDIX.
TA BLE S.
page.
Tables I, II, III, IV and V. required by the Local Government Board
to be used in the Annual Report of the Medical Officer of Health :—
Table I.—Population. Births and Deaths for the whole Borough,
from 1896 to 1903, including Deaths of Non-Residents in the Borough, also
Deaths in Public Institutions in the Borough, Deaths of Residents registered
beyond the Borough. Institutions inside and outside the Borough receiving
sick and infirm persons from the Borough 131-133
Table II.—Population, Births registered. Deaths at all ages, and
Deaths under one year for each Ward 134
Table III —Cases of Infectious Disease notified, at various ages, and
distributed according to Wards 135
Table IV.—Deaths at all ages, from all Causes, and distributed
according to Wards 36
Extended Table IV.—Schedule A facing page 136
Table V.—Infantile Deaths, from all Causes 137
Table VI.—Suggested by the Medical Officer of Health, London County
Council, giving particulars of Milk premises, Slaughter houses, Ice cream
premises, Houses let in Lodgings, Overcrowding, Underground rooms,
Insanitary houses, Applications and Certificates under Customs and Inland
Revenue Acts. Prosecutions, Proceedings under London County Council
(General Powers) Act, 1904, and Mortuary, 1906 138, 139
Table VII.—Population, Birth-Rate, Death-Rate, Infantile Mortality, Notifiable
Infectious Diseases Attack and Death-Rates, and seven Principal Epidemic
Diseases Death-Rates in the Borough, 1902-1906 140
Tables VII. 1-7.—Ditto, in each Ward 140-143
Table VIII.—Natural Increase of Population, and Notifiable Infectious
Diseases Attack-Rate in Hampstead; and Birth-Rate, seven Principal
Epidemic Diseases Death-Rate, and General Death-Rate in England and
Wales and Hampstead, 1875-1906 144