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Death, Assigned Causes op (continued)—
„ Constitutional Diseases 1ll
„ „ „ Cancer 112
„ „ „ Tubercular 113
„ Developmental Diseases 114
„ Local Diseases 115
„ „ Nervous System, Diseases of 115
„ „ Circulatory System „ 116
„ „ Respiratory „ „ 116
„ „ Digestive „ „ 117
„ „ Urinary „ „ 117
„ „ Reproductive „ „ 118
„ Violent Deaths 118
„ Ill-defined and Not Specified Causes of 118
Public Institutions, Deaths in 119
,, ,, ,, Parish Infirmary and Workhouse 119
„ „ „ Outlying Hospitals, &c. 121
„ „ ,, St. Joseph's House 122
„ „ „ Consumption Hospital, Brompton 122
„ „ „ Marylebone Infirmary, Notting Hill 122
Deaths, " Not Certified," in Kensington 122
„ „ The subject of, considered generally 123
, „ The position and duties of Coroners and their
Officers in relation to 123
Inquests 125
„ Deaths from Violence : Accidental 127
„ „ „ Suicidal 127
„ „ „ Homicidal 127
„ Why so many become necessary 127
Meteorology 128
Vaccination 129
„ Officer's Return for 1889 129
„ Royal Commission on, appointed 129
„ Animal: Calf Lymph 130
Sanitary Legislation 131
Sanitary, Nuisances Removal, and other cognate Acts : Report on, by
the Law and Parliamentary Committee 131