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St Pancras 1897

Annual report from the chairman of the health committee on the business of the department

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CON TENTS—continued.
Drainage and Sewerage—Combined drains 70
Refuse Removal and Disposal—Removal of manure 72, 74
Nuisances—Steam whistles 76
Summonses 76
V.—Food—
Food Premises 80
Unfit Food 80
Adulterated Food—Transit of milk by rail 81,82
VI.—Legislation—Special Reports 85
II.—Appendix—
A.—Statistical Tables—
Table No. 1.—St. Pancras, showing the Population, Inhabited
Houses, Marriages, Births and Deaths, for the
year 1897 and ten years preceding 34
Table No. 2.— St. Pancras, showing the Annual Birth and
Death-rates, Death rates of Children, and proportion of
Deaths in Public Institutions to 1000 Deaths for the
year 1897 and ten years preceding 35
Table No. 3a.—St. Pancras, showing Deaths registered at all
ages and from all causes during the year 1897 36
Table No. 3b — St. Pancras, showing Summary of Diseases
and Ages 39
Table No. 4.—St. Pancras, showing the number of Deaths
at all ages in 1897 from certain groups of Diseases, and
proportion to 1000 of Population, and to 1000 Deaths
from all causes 40
Table No. 5a.—St. Pancras, showing the number of Deaths
from the principal Zymotic Diseases in the previous ten
years and in the present year 41
Table No. 5b.—St. Pancras, showing the number of Deaths
from the Notifiable Infectious Diseases in the previous
ten years and the present year 42
Table No. 6.—St. Pancras, showing the number of Population,
Births and Deaths, and ages at Death, in the several
Sub-Districts 43