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Death. Assigned Causes of (continued)
„ Local Diseases 87
„ „ Nervous System, Diseases of 87
„ „ Circulatory System. „ 88
„ „ Respiratory „ „ 88
,. „ Digestive „ „ 89
„ „ Urinary „ „ 89
„ „ Reproductive „ ,. 90
„ Violent Deaths 90
„ Ill-defined and Not Specified Causes of 90
Public Institutions, Deaths in 91
„ „ Parish Infirmary and Workhouse. 91
„ „ Outlying Hospitals, &c 92
„ „ St. Joseph's House 93
„ „ Consumption Hospital, Bromptou 9+
„ „ Marylebone Infirmary, Nott-ing Hill 94
Deaths, " Not Certified," in Kensington 94
., „ The subject of, considered generally 95
„ ,, The position and duties of Coroners and
their Officers in relation to 95
Inquests 97
„ Deaths from Violence : Accidental 99
„ „ „ Suicidal 99
„ „ „ Homicidal 100
,, Why so many become necessary 100
Meteorology 101
Vaccination 101
„ Officer's Return for 1888 101
„ Royal Commission on, appointed 102
„ Animal; Calf Lymph 102
Sanitary Legislation 104
Sanitary, Nuisances Removal, and other cognate Acts,
Report on, by the Law and Parliamentary Committee 101
Bye-Laws for Sanitary Administration Purposes, The need of 105
„ Action of the London County Council, with reference to 106
Unity in Sanitary Administration ; A Desideratum 108
Sanitary Administration : The views of the President of the Local
Government Board in respect of the Labouring Classes Lodging
Houses Acts ; the Artizans Dwellings Acts ; and the Artizans and
Labourers Dwellings Improvement Acts 110