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Diagrams.
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Diagram A.—Marriages, 1851-1911 3
„ B.—Births, 1851-1911 3
„ C.—Deaths (all causes), 1841-1911 7
„ D.—Infantile Mortality, 1858-1911 8
„ E.—Smallpox (mortality), 1841-1911 15
„ F.—Measles (mortality), 1841-1911 18
„ G.—Measles and Whooping-cough (monthly deaths), 1891-1911 19
„ H.—Scarlet Fever (mortality), 1859-1911 22
,, K.—Scarlet Fever (admissions to hospitals of Metropolitan Asylums Board, percent. of
total notified cases in London), 1890-1911 22
„ L.—Scarlet Fever (monthly notified cases and case-mortality), 1891-1911 23
„ M.—Diphtheria and Croup (mortality), 1859-1911 25
„ N.—Diphtheria (admissions to hospitals of Metropolitan Asylums Board, per cent. of total
notified cases in London), 1890-1911 25
„ 0.—Diphtheria (monthly notified cases and case-mortality), 1891-1911 25
„ P.—Whooping-cough (mortality), 1841-1911 29
,, Q.—Typhus (mortality), 1869-1911 32
,, R.—Enteric Fever (mortality), 1869-1911 32
„ S.—Enteric Fever (weekly notified cases, 1911, and mean weekly notified cases, 1910-
32
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„ T.—Enteric Fever (monthly notified cases and case-mortality), 1891-1911 33
,, U.—Typhoid Fever (cases notified in ten London Boroughs) 35
,, V.-—Diarrhoea and Enteritis (deaths under 2 years of age 1862-1911) 36
,, W.—Phthisis (mortality—males and females), 1851-1911 40
„ X.—Vermin (seasonal prevalence, 1909-1911) 62
,, Y.—Fleas and Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria (seasonal prevalence, 1909-1911) 63
„ Z.—Scarlet Fever in Schools 117
„ AA.—Scarlet Fever in Schools 117
„ BB.—Diphtheria in Schools 117
„ CC.—Diphtheria in Schools 117
Map.
I.—Area of outbreak of Typhoid Fever in Finsbury, September, 1911 84
Appendixes.
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I.— Proceedings of sanitary authorities under the Factory and Workshop Act ii
II.— Cases of Typhoid Fever in Finsbury, August and September, 1911 iv.
III.—Summary of reports on 638 school buildings inspected by School Doctors, 1911 vii.
IV.—Summary of defects in children as found by School Doctors—age 8-9 years viii.
V.—Summary of defects in children as found by School Doctors—age 12-13 years x.
VI.—Summary of defects in children as found by School Doctors—Infants xii.
VII.—Medical Inspection—
A.—Children presented by School Teachers for special examination xiv.
B.—Summary of inspections, 1911 xiv.
VIII.—Defects found—Summary xv.
IX.—Re-inspection, 1911 xvi.
X.—Training college, pupil teacher centres, secondary and trade schools—Defects noted
on medical examination xvii.
XI—Number of candidates examined for the permanent service and the conditions found xviii.
XII.—Number of County Scholarship candidates examined and the conditions found xix.