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TABLE B.
Annual Number of Deaths in Kensington from the Principal Diseases of the Zymotic Class (1856-1906)
and Death-rate from these Diseases, in Kensington, and in London.
The
Year.
Population.
Deaths from the Seven Principal Diseases of the Zymoitc Class.
Zymotic Death-rate.
Small-pox.
Measles.
Scarlet Fever.
Diphtheria.
Whooping-Cough.
Fever.
Diarrhoea.
Total
Per 1,000
persons living.
Deaths per 1,000
Deaths from all
Causes, Kensington.
Typhus.
Enteric.
Pyrexia.
Kensington.
London.
1856
57,078
13
35
Not
separ.
15
ately
classified.
27
Not separately classified.
26
Not separately classified.
62
178
3.1
4.3
144
1857
59,683
1
20
28
50
32
79
210
3.5
4.3
176
1858
62,288
2
26
61
63
38
30
220
3.5
5.1
171
1859
64,893
10
42
70
10
23
71
282
3.6
5.1
173
1860
67,498
18
80
89
7
56
23
36
259
3.8
3.8
175
1861
70,108
2
57
51
14
87
32
65
258
3.7
4.5
178
1862
76,350
• • •
30
110
28
54
51
24
297
3.9
5.1
185
1863
81,350
49
83
89
22
22
54
54
373
4.6
5.9
229
1864
86,350
5
100
90
16
56
60
68
390
4.5
5.6
211
1865
91,350
20
55
31
18
37
78
103
342
3.7
4.9
197
1866
96,350
11
49
21
13
58
44
106
302
3.1
6.7
154
1867
101,350
25
22
26
9
76
53
89
300
3.0
3.9
155
1868
106,350
4
84
169
33
34
52
118
489
4.6
4.8
219
1869
111,350
7
33
104
11
79
51
112
397
3.6
5.6
177
1870
116,850
8
70
198
14
55
5
24
17
154
545
4.7
5.2
220
1871
120,234
120
64
95
11
72
6
26
16
129
539
4.5
6.0
223
1872
127,606
68
43
29
14
77
4
28
10
110
383
3.0
3.8
169
1873
132,826
1
38
10
11
44
6
27
8
145
290
2.2
3.8
119
1874
138,616
. . .
121
32
26
45
9
28
15
112
388
2.8
3.3
144
1875
144,488
...
23
83
23
107
2
21
6
107
872
2.6
3.9
133
1876
148,338
8
128
59
17
124
3
27
6
126
498
3.3
3.6
172
1877
151,360
84
54
81
10
84
2
14
5
99
333
2.2
3.5
127
1878
154,305
24
53
77
20
185
8
26
4
181
573
3.7
4.1
184
1879
158,316
24
60
51
26
93
1
14
8
71
848
2.2
3.3
116
1880
161,462
11
75
105
22
95
4
24
5
128
469
2.9
3.7
163
1881
163,151
55
67
88
8
85
2
22
5
101
383
2.3
3.6
140
1882
163,540
...
77
62
25
119
1
25
6
61
376
2.3
3.5
139
1883
163,860
1
39
28
24
44
2
80
3
80
251
1.5
2.7
96
1884
164,180
26
82
18
17
81
...
26
4
110
314
1.9
3.5
119
1885
164,500
25
111
7
22
98
...
12
...
86
361
2.2
3.0
130
1886
164,820
...
56
11
84
82
...
11
...
90
284
1.7
2.8
102
1887
165,140
1
108
44
40
86
...
11
2
124
416
2.5
3.1
145
1888
165,450
...
124
26
89
100
...
21
2
58
420
2.5
2.7
148
1889
165,760
...
14
28
111
26
...
19
...
71
269
1.6
2.3
111
1890
166,080
...
140
26
35
93
...
15
...
78
387
2.3
2.8
131
1891
166,308
...
29
16
28
84
...
24
1
91
273
1.6
2.3
89
1892
167,200
...
109
86
31
63
...
15
2
77
333
20
2.8
115
1893
167,900
9
18
51
83
65
...
17
...
98
341
20
3.1
117
1894
168,600
...
108
22
75
61
...
21
3
56
346
2.1
2.7
132
1895
169,300
...
33
27
89
89
...
15
1
118
322
1.9
2.6
117
1896
170,465
...
173
39
72
99
...
15
1
61
460
2.7
3.1
159
1897
170,700
...
33
29
82
19
• ••
21
1
125
310
1.8
2.6
116
1898
172,000
...
120
23
26
52
2
12
...
112
347
2.0
2.8
124
1899
172,400
...
24
10
42
59
...
23
...
101
259
1.5
2.5
86
1900
173,000
...
98
4
27
33
...
16
...
105
283
1.6
2.2
105
1901
176,628
1
77
15
88
62
1
11
...
115
320
1.8
2.3
121
1902
177,500
11
93
21
20
21
...
19
...
78
263
1.5
2.2
96
1908
178,000
...
34
14
24
90
...
9
...
97
268
1.5
1.8
109
1904
178,500
1
67
5
17
19
...
6
1
128
244
1.4
2.2
96
1905
179,000
...
54
21
9
60
...
18
...
90
247
1.4
1.7
99
1906
179,500
...
81
11
19
20
...
5
...
142
278
1.5
1.9
111
Note.—The Medical Officer of Health is not responsible for the accuracy of the figures above the horizontal line between the
years 1870 and 1871. excepting as to estimated population and to calculation of rates. Census years are indicated by dark type
[Table C.