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Kensington 1882

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington]

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Hospitals for Infectious Diseases, What the Commissioners say,
with respect to the above question 57
„ „ The "notable outburst" of Small Pox
around Fulham Hospital, January, 1881 58
„ ,, Another notable outburst, April, 1878 63
Notification or Infectious Diseases: 66
,, ,, Deputation to Local Government Board 66
, „ The action of the Vestry with respect to 69
„ ,, Letter to the Postmaster General 72
„ ,, The views of the Postmaster General 74
,, „ Letter to the Chief Commissioner of Police 75
„ „ The action of the Chief Commissioner of
Police with respect to 75
„ „ Correspondence with the Secretary, and
Medical Officer, of the Gas Light and
Coke Company with respect to 76
Voluntary Notification : The existing sources of information 78
„ ,, The benefits that have resulted from 80
Ambulance Service 83
Increased Facilities for removal of the infectious sick 84
Interruption of Education at Elementary Schools, resulting from
prevalence of Infectious Diseases 86
Population: Number of Inhabited Houses, &c 87
„ Relative Numbers of Males and Females in the 87
„ Of Sub-Districts 87
„ Rateable value, &c: Increase in 25 years and in 11 years 88
Marriages, and Marriage-Rate 89
Births, and Birth-Rate 90
Deaths, and Death-Rate, in whole Parish and in Sub-Districts,&c.,
at ages; periods of the year; in sexes; among illegitimate
children under five years, &c 91
Infantile Mortality 92
Death Rate, Monthly: Monthly mean Temperature, &c. 93
Death, Summary of causes of (Table) 94
Death, Assigned causes of 94
„ Zymotic Diseases 95
,, Constitutional Diseases 97
„ „ (Tubercular) 98
„ Local Diseases 100
„ Violent Deaths 104