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INDEX OF TABLES.
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A. The number of Births and the Birth-Rates in each
tion Sub-District of Lambeth during 1898 (arranged
quarterly)10
B. The estimated Populations, numbers of Inhabited Houses,
Marriages, Births, and corrected Deaths for the year 1898
and the ten years preceding, in Lambeth Parish 11
C. The number of Persons per House, the Marriage-, Birth- and
Death-Rates, and the proportion of Deaths in Public
Institutions per 1,000 persons, for the year 1898, and ten
years preceding 13
D. The number of Births and Deaths, with Birth- and DeathRates
in each of the Registration Sub-Districts of the
Parish during 1898. [The Deaths are from all causes and
from the chief Zymotic Diseases, and are corrected by
adding Lambethians who die outside the Parish, by
omitting strangers who die within the Parish, and by redistributing
persons who die in Public Institutions into
the Districts from which they have been removed during
illness.] 24—25
E. Death-Rates, Zymotic Death-Rates and Zymotic IncidenceRates
in the Parliamentary and New Wards, Divisions of
Lambeth during 1898 26
F. Mortalities in Lambeth at different age-periods compared with
(1) those for London, 1898, and (2) the averages for
London for the years 1881-90 27
G. The uncorrected mortality, Male and Female, in the different
Districts, and a comparison of the number of Deaths in
each Quarter during the year 1898 28
H. The uncorrected mortality (i.e., including that of strangers) at
different ages in each District of the Parish during 1898 - 29
I. The uncorrected Deaths (i.e., Parishioners and strangers) at
various age-periods in each Quarter of the year 1898 30
J. The Infantile mortalities in the Registrar-General's thirtythree
large Towns of England and Wales (including
London), and in Lambeth Parish during 1898 32
K. Total cases notified under the Notification Clauses of the
Public Health (London) Act, in Lambeth during 1898
(arranged quarterly) 35
L. The number of Certificates for the notifiable Zymotic Diseases
received since the introduction of the Notification Act
(i.e., in the eight years 1890-97, and in the year 1898) 36