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Bedding Destroyed during the year 1880 26
Bedding Purified 27
Parishes not having a Disinfecting Apparatus 35
Parishes in possession of Disinfecting Apparatus, or having the use of one. 36-37
Cow Houses 38
Slaughter Houses 40
Palmer's Brickfield 40
Fish Curing 42
Bad Meat 42
Water Supply 44
Chalets 47
Analysis during the year 47
Sale of Food and Drugs' Act, 1875 47
Mortuary 48
Regulations48
Waste Land in Norfolk Street 49
Sanitary Work 49
Tables:—
I.—Shewing Population, Inhabited Houses, Births, Deaths, and
Marriages for 1880 and ten years preceding 51
II.—Annual Birth Rate, Rate of Mortality, Death Rate among Children,
and Deaths in Public Institutions for the year 1880 and ten
years preceding 52
III.—Deaths registered at several groups of ages, from different causes,
during the year 1880 53
IV.—Shewing the Mortality from certain classes of Diseases, and proportions
to Population, and to 1000 Deaths, 1880 58
IV. (a)—Total Births and Deaths, and Deaths from some Zymotic and other
causes 59
IV. (b)—Total Marriages, Births, and Deaths, and Deaths from some Zymotic
and other causes, by Quarters 61
IV. (c)—Total Births and Deaths, and Deaths from some Zymotic and other
causes in London, during the year 1880 62
V.—Shewing the number of Deaths from the seven principal Zymotic
Diseases, inclusive of Hospital Deaths, in the ten years, 1870
to 1879, and in the year 1880 63
VI.—Inspectors' Report of Sanitary Work, &c. 64
VII.—Vaccination 65
VIII.—Analysis of the Mortality in London during the year 1880 66
IX.—Area, Population, Density, and Mortality in England and London 67