[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington] page 34

Kensington 1887

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Kensington]

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Scarlet Fever Cases Recorded in Kensington in 1887, and in Eight Previous Years*, in

Thirteen Four-Weekly Periods.

The Year.	Weeks. 1-4	Weeks. 5-8	Weeks. 9-12	Weeks. 13.16	Weeks. 17-20	Weeke. 21-24	Weeks. 25-28	Weeks. 29-32	Weeks. 33-36	Weeks. 37-40	Weeks. 41-44	Weeks. 45-48.	Weeks. 49-52.	total.
1887	10	8	9	5	16	12	31	14	55	115	92	64	34	465
1886	10	17	7	4	4	7	3	4	8	13	11	9	3	100
1885	7	12	12	3	9	8	11	9	9	12	7	3	8	110
1884	21	23	11	17	10	29	17	5	2	24	4	19	20†	202
1883	21	6	5	9	22	26	10	14	5	19	37	30	27	231
1882	19	18	14	6	23	11	15	21	28	31	53	38	42	319
1881	24	31	18	27	18	14	17	16	18	33	24	30	17	287
1880	34	19	29	39	35	23	17	17	31	46	59	58	59	466
1879	18	12	9	9	13	11	9	11	35	22	28	74	26	277
Average	18.2	16.2	12.7	13.2	16.7	15.7	14.4	12.3	21.2	35.0	35.0	32.6	25.2	245†

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* The returns prior to 1879 are incomplete. †Return comprises five weeks. ‡Without correction for increase in population.