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Kensington 1883

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington]

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Population : Of Sub-Districts, Number of Inhabited Houses, &c. 59
„ Relative Numbers of Males and Females in the:
at different ages, in parish, and in sub-districts . . 61
Rateable Value, &c. : Increase of, in 27 years and in 12 years 62
Marriages, and Marriage Rate 63
Births, and Birth-rate 64
Deaths, and Death-Rate, in whole Parish and in Sub-Districts,
at ages; periods of the year; in sexes; among illegitimate
children under five years, &c. 65
Infantile Mortality 65
Death Rate, Monthly : Monthly mean Temperature, &c. 67
Death, Summary of causes of (Table) 67
Death, Assigned causes of 68
,, „ Zymotic Diseases 69
„ „ „ ,, (Septic: Puerperal Fever) 70
„ „ Parasitic „ 71
„ Dietic 72
„ ,, Constitutional Diseases 72
„ „ „ „ (Tubercular) 73
„ „ Developmental „ 74
„ ,, Local Diseases 76
„ „ Violent Deaths 79
Public Institutions, Deaths in 80
,, ,, Parish Infirmary and Workhouse 80
„ ,, Outlying Public Institutions 82
„ „ St. Joseph's House 82
,, „ Consumption Hospital, Brompton 82
„ ,, Marylebone Infirmary, Notting Hill 83
Deaths " Not Certified" 83
Inquests 84
„ Violent Deaths 84
„ Why so many become necessary 85
Meteorology 86
Vaccination in 1883 87
„ Officer's Report 87
,, Evidence furnished by Medical Officer to Local
,, Government Board, as to the Protection afforded
by 87
„ Animal; Calf Lymph 90
Sanitary 91