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  TABLE 1.— Quarterly Mortality.

  	1856	1857	1858	Average Mortality of the Quarter from 1845 to 1854

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  TABLE 2,— Mortality, &c, compared with other Parishes.

  Conditions Of Locality	Parish	Height above Trinity High Water Mark	Area in Acres	Population 1851 In small figures, calculated to June 1857)	Each Person represents Annual Value Reg. General's Report			Each Person pays to Relief Poor Pop. 1851, rates 1856		Same Rate as St.Geo's, Southwark, each should pay		Density. Persons to an Acre	Mortality from Cholera, to every 10,000 Inhabitants, Mean of 1840 & 1854	Deaths to 1000 Living 1841—50	Zymotic Mortality Six Diseases	The Quarter ending July 3, 1858, 13 weeks
  																Fever	Diarrhoea	Total Mortality	Births		Excess of Births over Deaths to June 30
  1	2	3	4	5	6			7		8		9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16		17

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  TABLE 4.— Mortality and Sickness in Districts, &c.

  DISEASES.		DISTRICT MORTALITY.					NEW CASES OF SICKNESS DURING THE QUARTER.
  		Estimated present Population, 55,376.					Out & In door Poor				INSTITUTIONS.
  		Kent Road 105 Acres Ppn.1851, 18,126	London Road, 112 Acres Ppn. 1851, 17,836	Boro' Road, 65 Acres Ppn.1851, 15,862	Work-house. Average Inmates, 438		Kent Road,Mr. Babbage	London Road, Mr. Wakem	Boro Road,| Mr. Llewellyn	Workhouse, Mr. Brown	Royal South London Dispensary	Bethlehem Hospital, &c. Av. limits 456 15 Acres	House of Occupations, Av. Inmts.208		Queen's Bench Prison	School for Indigent Blind, Acres 3.3.10 At. ltimnteg 175	Asylum for Deaf and Dumb 4 Acres At. Inmates 340	Magdalen Hospital 3½ Acres At. Inmates 100	British Schools, Boro' Road, ½ Acre, At. Inmates 84		Yorkshire Schls. Westminster Rd, Acre . At. Inmates,33		Sickness Total

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  TABLE 6. —DEATHS Registered in St. George's, Southwark, during the Quarter ending July 3rd, 1858. (13 Weeks.)

  Corresponding Weeks last Year	CAUSES OF DEATH	ALL AGES			AGES
  		M.	F.	T.	Under 1	1.—	2 —	3.—	4.—	All under 5	5.—	10—	15.—	All under 20	20.—	40._	60.—	80 and upwds. |

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  Report of the Medical Officer of Health, for the Second Quarter, 1858. 9 Births M. 243. F. 222. Total 465. Excess of Births over Deaths 169. Deaths M. 155. F. 141. Total 296.

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  TABLE 7.— Sanitary Inspections during the Quarter ending June 25, 1858.

  						Cases		Number of Houses or Places visited.	Number of Visits of Medical Officer and Inspector.	Premises unclean, or dilapidated within	Overcrowded		Unfit for habitation			Insufficient Ventilation		Water		Water receptacle, none, bad, or without cover	Drainage		Cesspool		Water Closet defective, or without Water		Yard badly paved		Cellar badly paved	Refuse accumulated	Dustbin, none or imperfect	Nuisances from animals badly kept		Slaughter-houses, Manufactories in unwholesome state			Burial Vaults requiring improvement
  																		Deficient	No supply		Without	Defective	Cleansed	Abolished

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  TABLE 5.— Cases of Sickness among the Poor.

  Weeks.	OUT-DOOR									WORKHOUSE
  	Kent Road, Mr. Babbage			London Road, Mr. Wakem			Borough Road, Mr. Llewellyn			Mr. Brown
  	Old Cases	New Cases	Total.	Old Cases	New Cases	Total	Old Cases	New Cases	Total	Old Cases	New Cases	Total

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  Referring in my last report to the second Table, I stated that we had then improved more than other Parishes there noted ; we now take our old place again ; we are once more, I believe, the worst in London.

  	Total Deaths in 10,000 Inhabitants.	Zymotic Deaths in 10,000 Inhabitants.

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  TABLE 1.— Quarterly Mortality.

  	1856	1857	1858	Average Mortality of the Quarters from 1845 to 1854

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  TABLE 2.— Mortality, &c., compared with other Parishes. Report of the Medical Officer of Health, for the third Quarter, 1858.

  Conditions of Locality	Parish	Height above Trinity! High Water Mark j	Area in Acres	Population 1851 In small figures, calculated to June 1857)	Each Person represents Annual Value Reg. General's Report			Each Person pays to Relief Poor Pop. 1851, rates 1856		Same Rate as St.Geo's,Southwark, each should pay		Density. Persons to an Acre	Mortality from Cholera, to every 10,000 Inhabitants, Mean of 1840& 1854	Deaths to 1000 Living 1841—50	The Quarter ending Oct. 2, 1858, 13 weeks
  															Zymotic Mortality Six Diseases	Fever	Diarrhoea	Total Moitality	Births		Excess of Births over Deaths to Sept. 30
  1	2	8	4	5	6			7		8		9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16		17

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  TABLE 4.—Mortality and Sickness in Districts, &c.

  DISEASES.		DISTRICT MORTALITY.					NEW CASES OF SICKNESS DURING THE QUARTER
  		Estimated present Population, 55,376.					Out & In-door Poor				INSTITUTIONS.
  		Kent Road 105 Acres Ppn. 1851, 18,126	London Road, 112 Acres Ppn. 1851, 17,836	Boro' Road, 65 Acres Ppn. 1851, 15,862	Workhouse. Average Inmates, 409		Kent Road, Mr. Babbage	London Road, Mr. Wakem	Boro' Road, Mr. Llewellyn	Workhouse, Mr. Brown	Royal South London Dispensary	Bethlehem HoSpital, &c. At. I Hints 467 15 Acres	House of Occupations, A v. Inmts. 192		Queen's Bench Prison	School for Indigent Blind, Acres 3.3.10 , At. lomates 195		Asylumfor Deaf and Dumb 4 Acres At. Inmates 340	Magdalane Hospital 3½ Acres At. Inmates 98	British Schools, Boro' Road, ½ Acre. At. Inmates 134		Yorkshire Schls. Westminster Rd, 3/8 Acre At. Inmates, 43		Sickness Total

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  TABLE 6.—DEATHS Registered in St. George's, Southwark, during the Quarter ending October 2nd, 1858. (13 Weeks.)

  Corresponding Weeks last Year	CAUSES OF DEATH	ALL AGES			AGES
  		M.	F.	T.	Under 1	1.—	2 —	3. —	4.—	All under 5	5 —	10. —	15.—	All under 20	20. —	40. —	60 —	80 and upwds.

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  Births M. 211. F. 206. Total 417. Excess of Births over Deaths 48. Deaths M.172. F. 197. Total 369.

  Corresponding Weeks last Year	CAUSES OF DEATH	ALL AGES			AGES
  		M.	F	T.	Under 1	1.—	2—	3.—	4—	All under 5	5 —	10.—	15.—	All under 20	20.—	40.—	60—	80 and upwds.

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  TABLE 7.— Sanitary Inspections during the Quarter ending Sep. 29, 1858.

  					Cases		Number of Houses or Places visited.	Number of Visits of Medical Officer and Inspector.	Premises unclean, or dilapidated within	Overcrowded		Unfit for habitation	Insufficient Ventilation	Water		Water receptacle, none, bad, or without cover	Drainage		Cesspool			Water Closet defective, or without Water	Yard badly paved		Cellar badly paved	Refuse accumulated in excess	Dustbin, none or imperfect	Nuisances from animals badly kept		Slaughter-houses Manufactories in unwholesome state, not including Slaughter houses visited for Licensing	Burial Vaults requiring improvement
  														Deficient	No supply		Without	Defective	Cleansed		Abolished

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  TABLE 5.— Cases of Sickness among the Poor.

  WEKKS.	OUT-DOOR									WORKHOUSE
  	Kent Road, Mr. Babbage			London Road, Mr. Wakem			Borough Road, Mr. Llewellyn			Mr. Brown
  	Old Cases	New Cases	Total.	Old Cases	New Cases	Total	Old Cases	New Cases	Total	Old Cases	New Cases	Total

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  * The new orders actually issued for the quarter were 498 Kent Road ; 460 London Road, and 600 Borough Road. The returns of the London Road district are defective, 396 only appearing in the weeklv return, an average for this district has therefore been taken.

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  I beg as usual to append the report connected with our water supply, for which I am indebted to Dr. Thomson.

  Lambeth Company.		Southmark Company.
  TOTAL IMPURITY.	ORGANIC IMPURITY •	TOTAL IMPURITY.	ORGANIC IMPURITY.

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  TABLE 1 .—Quarterly Mortality.

  	1856	1857	1858	Average Mortality of the Quarters from 1845 to 1854

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  TABLE 2,— Mortality, &c., compared with other Parishes.

  Conditions of Locality	Parish	Height above Trinity High Water Mark	Area in Acres	Population 1851 (In small figures, calculated to June 1857)	Each Person represents Annual Value Reg. General's Report			Each Person pays to Relief Poor Pop. 1851, rates 1856		Same Rate as St.Geo.'s, Southwark, each should pay		Density. Persons to an Acre	Mortality from Cholera, to every 10,000 Inhabitants, Mean of 1840 & 1854	Deaths to 1000 Living 1841—50	The Quarter ending Jan. 1, 1859, 13 weeks
  															Zymotic Mortality Six Diseases	Fever	Diarrhoea	Scarlatina, &c.	Total Mortality	Births		Excess of Births over Deaths to Dec. 31
  1	2	8	4	5		6		7		8		9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17		18

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  TABLE 3.— Mortality and Meteorology.

  Week		DEATHS, from local weekly returns						Barometer	Thermometer (Averages)			Wind	Rain in inohes
  		Total Zymotio Disease	Diarrhoea	Chest Diseases		Total Mortality	Average of the weeks for 10 years	corrected Mean	of Highest	of Lowest	Dew Point.
  OF YEAR	OF QUARTER
  				Phthisis	All other

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  TABLE 4.— Mortality and Sickness in Districts, &c.

  DISEASES.		DISTRICT MORTALITY.					NEW CASES OF SICKNESS DURING THE QUARTER.
  		Estimated present Population, 55,376..					Out & In-door Poor				INSTITUTIONS.
  		Kent Road 105 Acres Ppn. 1851, 18,126	London Road, 112 Acres Ppn. 1851, 17,836	Boro' Road, 65 Acres Ppn. 1851, 15,862	Workhouse. Average Inmates, 454		Kent Road, Mr. Babbage	London Road, Mr. Wakem	Boro' Road, Mr. Llewellyn	Workhouse, Mr. Brown	Royal South London Dispensary	Bethlehem Hospital, &c. At. Inmts. 456 15 Acres	House of Occupations, Av Inmts. 208	Queen's Bench Prison	School for Indigent Blind, Acres 3.3.10 Av. Inmates 176	Asylum for Deaf and Dumb 4 Acres At. Inmates 340	Magdalen Hospital 3½ Acres At. Inmates 100	British School, Boro' Road, ½ Acre, At. Inmates 250	Yorkshire Schls. Westminster Rd. 3/8 Acre, At. Inmates, 33	Sickness Total

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  TABLE 6. —DEATHS Registered in St. George's, Southwark, during the Quarter ending January 1st, 1859. (13 Weeks.)

  Corresponding Weeks last Year	CAUSES OF DEATH	ALL AGES			AGES
  		M.	F.	T.	Under 1	1.—	2.—	3.—	4.—	All under 5	5.—	10.—	15.—	All under 20	20.—	40-	60.—	80 and upwds.

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  Corresponding Weeks last Year	CAUSES OF DEATH	ALL AGES			AGES
  		M.	F.	T.	Under 1	1.—	2—	3.—	4—	All under 5	5.—	10—	15.—	All under 20	20.—	40.—		60.—	80 and upwds.

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  TABLE 7.— Sanitary Inspections during the Quarter ending Jan. 1, 1859.

  	Cases	Number of Houses or Plaoes visited.	Number of Visits of Medical Officer and Inspector.		Premises unclean, or dilapidated within		Overcrowded	Unfit for habitation	Insufficient Ventilation	Water		Water receptacle, none, bad, or without cover	Drainage		Cesspool		Water Closet defective, or without Water	Yard badly paved	Cellar badly paved	Refuse accumulated in excess		Dustbin, none or imperfect		Nuisances from animals badly kept	Slaughter-houses Manufactories in unwholesome state, not including Slaughter houses visited for Licensing	Burial Vaults requiring improvement
  										Defioient	No supply
  													Without	Defeotive	Cleansed	Abolished

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  TABULAE STATEMENT.

  Cesspools entirely done away with	Houses connected with low level sewer	Houses connected with existing drains	Cesspools emptied, no sewer within 100 feet	Water laid on to closets having pans and traps	Defective drains perfected to houses	Receptacles for dust provided	Foul yards that have been cleansed	cow yards cleansed	Public Courts where dust bins have been erected	Bone boilers and other offensive trades improved	Houses standing over till sewers are laid down	Water closets repaired and cleansed	Extra privy accomodation provided	Slaughterhouses inspected prior to licensing, 32 of which were licensed	Yards paved and repaired to houses	Improved ventilation to houses	Cellars cleansed and lime-washed	Water receptacles cleansed and repaired	Houses cleansed and whitewashed	Houses overcrowded where inhabitants have been lessened	pig sties removed	Urinals cleansed

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  ACCOUNT IN ABSTRACT, SHOWING THE RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE, For the Year ending 25th March, 1859, Under the "Metropolis Local Act," 18 and 19 Victoriaæ, cap. 120.

  RATE, &c.	CASH BALANCE at the commencement of the year.						RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR.															PAYMENTS DUBING THE YEAR.																		CASH BALANCE on the 25th March, 1859.
  	In Credit.			In Debt.			Rates, &c.			Contributions, &c.			Loans, &c.			Incidentals.			Totals.			Assessments by Metropolitan Board.			Works.			Establishment.			Loans, &c.			Contingencies.			Total.			In Credit.			In Debt.
  	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s..	d.

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  THE VESTRY OF SAINT GEORGE THE MARTYR, SOUTHWARK. CONTRACTS FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF GENERAL WORKS AND SUPPLY OF MATERIALS, Subsisting at the Commencement of, or entered into, during the Year ending 25th March, 1859.

  RATE, &c.	Date of Contract.	Name of Party with whom Contract was made.	Nature of Works to be performed, and Materials to be supplied.	Observations.

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  GENERAL ABSTRACT OF WORKS Executed under Contracts, Agreements, &c, for Special and General Works, Year ending 25th March, 1859.

  SEWERS RATE.	CONSTRUCTION.																		Repairs and Alterations to Sewers, Gullies, &c.			Cleansing, including Flushing, Casting, Lifting, Cartage and Repairs caused thereby.			Incidental Works.			Improvement Works.			TOTAL COST.
  	BRICK SEWERS.		COST.			PIPE SEWERS IRON OR STONEWARE.		COST.			Openings to Sewers.					COST.
  											Side Entrances.	Air & Flushing Shafts.	Gullies.	Drain Mouths.	Flaps.
  	Size.					Size.
  	Feet.	Feet.	£	s.	d.	Feet.	Feet.	£	s.	d.						£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.

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  GENERAL ABSTRACT OF WORKS Executed under Contracts, Agreements, &c., for Special and General Works, Year ending 25th March. 1859.

  GENERAL RATE.	Paving Footway and Carriage way			Lighting.			Watering.			Cleansing.			Improving and Repairs.			Removing Nuisances.			Removing Bust.			Materials.			Cartage.			Incidentals.			Total.

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  THE VESTRY OP SAINT GEORGE THE MARTYR, SOUTHWARK. ACCOUNT OF MONEYS Owing to, and Debts owing by, the Vestry of Saint George the Martyr, Southwark, on the 25th March, 1859.

  RATE, &c.	MONEYS OWING TO THE VESTRY.															DEBTS AND LIABILITIES OWING BY THE VESTRY.
  	Cash Balance.			Uncollected Kates, &c.			Contributions to be Receved.			Excess of Former Orders.			Total.			Cash Balance.			Assessment by Metropolitan Board.			Loans, &c.			Estimated value of Compensation Annuities granted.			Special Contracts outstanding.			Tradesmen's Bills and other Obligations not under Special Contracts.			Total.
  GENERAL PURPOSES	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.