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Death, Assigned Causes of —continued. page.
Fever, in Kensington and in London 43
Typhus Fever, Outbreaks of in Kensington 44
„ „ Difficulty in Diagnosis of 50
Diarrhœa, in Kensington and in London 52
Influenza, in Kensington and in London 53
Venereai. Diseases 53
Septic Diseases 53
„ „ Puerperal Fever 54
Dietetic Diseases 54
Constitutional Diseases 55
„ ,, Rheumatism 55
„ ,, Cancer; Malignant Disease 55
„ ,, Tuberculosis 56
Developmental Diseases 56
Local Diseases 57
„ „ Nervous System, Diseases of the 57
„ „ Circulatory System ,, ,, 58
„ „ Respiratory System ,, ,, 58
„ ,, Digestive System ,, ,, 58
„ „ Urinary System „ ,, 59
„ „ Reproductive System „ ,, 59
Violence, Deaths from 59
Ill-Defined and not Specified Causes of Death 60
Causes of Death in 1898 : Summary of Table III. (Appendix Page 170) 61
„ „ Classified : Local Government Board's Table A. 62
Public Institutions, Deaths at 63
„ „ ,, Parish Infirmary 63
„ ,, „ Brompton Hospital 65
„ „ „ St. Marylebone Infirmary 65
,t ,, „ St. Joseph's House 65
,, „ Outlying Hospitals, etc. (Table, Page 66) 65
Uncertified Deaths 67
"J, „ Report of Select Committee of the House of
Commons, and Report of the Public Control
Committee of the London County Council on
the subject of 67
Inquests: Deaths from Violence ; Accidental, Suicidal, &c. 68