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Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health 1906
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Tables (Other), in the Report: —
Population of Kensington; Age and Sex Distribution, in 1901, of the 8
,, „ at the Censuses, 1801—1901 4
Birth.rate in the Metropolis, the Borough, the Sub.Districts, &c., in 1906 8
Death.rate in 1906; in the Metropolis, the Borough, the Sub.Districts, the Parliamentary
Divisions, and the Wards 14
Death; Summary of Causes of 20
Zymotic Diseases; Deaths, in the Borough and the Sub.Districts, at Home, and at
Hospitals, from (Table) 20
Scarlet Fever; Notifications, Removals, Deaths, &c., in four.weekly Periods; in 1906,
and in the preceding ten years, from 23.25
Diphtheria; Notifications, Removals, Deaths, &c., in four.weekly Periods; in 1906, and
in the preceding ten years, from 26.27
Infectious Disease Notification in Kensington ; 1896—1906 42
,, ,, ,, London; 1890—1906 88
,, ,, Sickness and Death.rate; in 1906 and preceding ten years (Table VI.) 48
Vaccination Officer's Return for 1905; and Statistics of " Lost" Cases in London, and
in England and Wales; 1884—1903 67 & 68
Workshops, &c.; Lady Inspectors' Report on 80
Sanitary Inspectors; Summary of the Work of the 96 & 97
Tables in Appendix I.: —
(vi) Population (Estimated), Inhabited Houses, Marriages, Births, Deaths, &c. ; in
1906, and in the preceding ten years 120
(vii.) Birth.rate and Death.rate; Death.rate of Children; and Deaths in Public Institutions;
in 1906, and in the preceding ten years 121
(viii.) Deaths, from all Causes, in 1906 (Summary of Table viii., page 20) 122
(ix.) Deaths from the Principal Diseases of the Zymotic Class; Pulmonary and Tubercular
Diseases; Wasting,and Convulsive Diseases of Infants; Gross and Proportional
Mortality; 121
(x.) Deaths from the Principal Diseases of the Zymotic Class; in Kensington, and
in London, and in England and Wales, in 1906, and in the preceding ten years 130
(xi.) Streets, &c., in which Deaths from Infectious Diseases occurred in 1906 131
(xii.) Streets, &c., in which Cases of Infectious Diseases were notified in 1906 134
Tables in Appendix II. : —
(a) Population; Marriages and Marriage.rate; Births and Birth.rate, and Deaths and
Death.rate (1856.1906), and Infantile Mortality.rate (1871—1906) 140
(b) Zymotic Diseases; Annual Number of Deaths, in Kensington; and Death.rate
in Kensington and in London (1856 .1906), from the Principal 141
(c) Births and Birth.rate; Deaths and Death.rate; Deaths from the principal Zymotic
Diseases; and the Zymotic Death.rate; Arranged in Quinquennial Periods
1856.1905 142
(d) Zymotic Diseases; Death.rate from each of the Principal; in Quinquennial Periods
(1856.1905); Grouped to show the Rate from the Four Notifiable, and the
Three Non.Notifiable Diseases, respectively 142
Tenement Houses; Water Supply of 93
Tenements of less than five Rooms, in 1901; Number and Population of 3
Tuberculosis; Deaths and Death.rate, in Kensington and in London, from 32
Uncertified Deaths; in London, and in England and Wales 36
Underground Rooms 109
Untrapped Street Gullies; Effluvium Nuisance from 101
Urinary System; Deaths from Diseases of the 84
Vaccination Officer's Report for 1905 (Statistical Table, page 68) 67
,, Statistics; "Lost" Cases, in London, and in England and Wales, 1884—1903 67
Verminous Houses, &c.; Cleansing of 107
Verminous School Children; Cleansing of 105
Violence; Deaths, and proportion of to 1,000 of the Population, in 1906, from 34 & 37
Vital and Mortal Statistics (1906); Summary of (Table, page 16) 15
Wards; Number and Names of the 5
Water Supply to Houses; Metropolitan Water Board's powers and practice, with respect to
the cutting.off of the 115
Water supply of occupied houses ; Provisions of the Public Health (London) Act, with respect to the 118
Water Supply of Tenement Houses 93