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Rateable Value of the Borough; Growth of (1823—1900) 3,4
Refuse; Proposed New Bye-law dealing with Conveyance of, through Streets 58
„ House 57
„ Nuisance from 57
,, Stable 57
Registered Houses 61
„ „ Proposed New Bye-laws for 62
,, „ List of the Streets Containing 64
Registration Districts and Sub-Districts 2
Registration of Houses Let in Lodgings; The Advantages of 66
Retrospect of Public Health and Sanitary Work (1871—1900) 75
"Return Cases" of Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria 25
Royal Crescent; Sewerage of 69
St. Joseph's House; Deaths at 35
Sanitary Conveniences; Public and Public-House 74
Sanitary Inspecting Districts 53
„ „ „ Deaths and Death-rate in the 6
Sanitary Inspectors; The Work of the 53
Scarlet Fever; In Kensington, and in London 21
„ „ Low rate of Mortality from 21
„ „ "Return Cases" of 25
„ ,, Mortality, 1850—1900 (vide Tables B, C and D, pages 85 and 86) 76,79
Senile Mortality 7
Septic Diseases; Deaths from 26
Sewerage of Royal-crescent 69
Sex and Age-Distribution of Population of Borough 2
Shelter for Persons during Disinfection of rooms: A Desideratum 73
Slaughter-Houses; In 1900 and in 1874 56,81
Small-pox 18
,, Local Outbreak of 18
,, Reduced Mortality from, in London 76,79
,, Hospital Accommodation for 41
Mortality-1856—1900 (Tables B. C, and D) 85-86
Statistical Committee of the Asylums Board; Annual Report of the 38
Statistical Tables ; New (Nos. i.—iv.) Directed by the Local Government Board to be used 13
,, ,, Other (Nos. vi.—xiv., Appendix II.) 87-99
Statutory Notices; Number of, Issued 53
Tables (Statistical) Nos. i.—iv.; Directed to be used by the Local Government Board 13, 14, 15, 45
,, ,, Other (Nos. vi.—xiv., Appendix II.) 87-99
Tenements of less than Five Rooms; Number of in 1891 2
Tuberculosis (Consumption, &c.); The Treatment of 31
,, ,, ,, Conference'of Metropolitan Poor-law Authorities on 33
Uncertified Deaths 35
Underground Rooms 68
Untrapped Street Gullies 69
Urinary System; Deaths from Diseases of the 28
Vaccination Statistics (1899) 37
"Valedictory Report to the late Vestry: A story of Thirty Years' Public Health Administrative Work 75
Venereal Diseases; Deaths from 26
Violence; Deaths from 28
Vital and Mortal Statistics (1900) 10
Water Supply 74,80
Whooping-cough; In Kensington, and in London 25
Women Health Visitors; Appointment of, Recommended 52
Women Inspectors; Appointment of (in 1893) 80
Working Classes; The Housing of the 59
Workshops, &c.; Annual Report of the Lady Inspector of 48
Written Intimations; Number of, Issued 53
Yards; Hygienic Importance of proper Paving of 70
Zymotic Diseases; Deaths and Death-rate from 16
Zymotic Death-rate; In Sub-districts, Sanitary Districts, &c. 17
Zymotic Mortality; In Kensington, 1856-1900 (vide Tables B, C, and D, pages 85-86) 76