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Deaths of Persons of Unknown Addresses, included in the Mortality
Statistics 42
Vital Statistics, Tables 44, 45, 46, 47 & 48
Notes on Nomenclature of Diseases 49
Tables of Deaths (Classification) 50-66
Tables of Deaths in Public Institutions and Certain Localities 67, 68, 69
Tables of Infectious Diseases 70-78
Zymotic Diseases, Notifications, Institutions, Errors in Diagnosis,
Bacteriological Examinations, Infectious Diseases in Milkshops and
on Homeworkers' Premises, Sickness and Mortality Statistics during
Quarter ended September 30th 74
Alphabetical Street List of Infectious Diseases 81-88
Disinfecting Department—Rooms and Articles (Infectious and Verminous)
Disinfected 89
Electrolytic Disinfecting Fluid—Output of Fluid, Distribution of Fluid,
Cost of Material and Electricity, Bottles, Corks and Labels, Total
Quantity Manufactured since Installation of Plant, Expenditure for
the Year ended March 31st, 1911, and for Quarter ended June 30th,
1911, average Expenditure for the five years ended March 31st, 1911,
Estimated Expenditure for the Year ended March 31st, 1912, and for
the Year ending March 31st, 1913, Spraying and Cleansing of Floors
of London County Council Schools with Electrolytic Disinfecting
Fluid, Swimming Baths—the Use therein of Electrolytic Disinfecting
Fluid, Comments on Adverse Criticisms 90
" Pollution of Swimming Baths," by J. Graham Forbes 94
Victoria Park Bathing Lake Representations to the London County
Council as to Cleansing and Flushing, Representation to the London
County Council as to Supervision of Persons Using the Lake 100
Verminous Children attending Schools—London County Council (General
Powers) Act, 1907, Children Act, 1908, Number of Verminous Children
Bathed, Itch Cases, Agreement with the London County Council as
to the Cleansing of School Children infested with Vermin, Bath
Attendant 102
Cleansing of Persons Act, 1897 103
Verminous Persons in Common Lodging Houses—London County
Council (General Powers) Act, 1907, Agreement with the London
County Council as to the Bathing of Inmates of Common Lodging
Houses without the Borough 104
Port Sanitary Notices 104
Plague—Rats at Wharves, etc. 105
Anthrax 107
Glanders—London (Notification of Glanders) Order, 1907 107
Hydrophobia 107
Puerperal Fever 108
Smallpox 108
Chickenpox— Emergency Notification Order, London County Council 112
Vaccination —Vaccination Acts (Repeal) Bill 112
Scarlet Fever 115
Continued and Typhus Fevers 116
* Typhoid Fever—Notifications, Rate per 1,000 persons living, Drainage of
Premises, Isolation, Shell-fish and Predisposing Causes, Errors in
Diagnosis, Bacteriological Examinations of Doubtful and Convalescent
Cases, Deaths 116