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II
Alterations in constitution of the Sub-Districts of the
Lambeth Registration District.
On July 19th, 1906, the Registrar-General addressed a letter
to the Local Government Board suggesting a re arrangement of
the Sub-Districts of the Lambeth Registration District, with due
regard to the Boundaries of the Wards of Lambeth Metropolitan
Borough—a desirable improvement. The sanction of the Board
was given under the provisions of Section 21 of 37 and 38 Vict,
c. 88, by the issuing of an Order to effect such re-arrangement,
in the following manner:—
1. The present Waterloo Road Sub-District having in 1901
a population of 27,440 to remain as at present constituted
(viz., of Marsh Ward), but to be re-named Waterloo;
2. —A Sub-District to be called and known as Lambeth
Church Sub-District, and to consist of the whole of
Bishop's Ward, except that part of it situate on the
east of the centre of Kennington Road, together with
the two small parts of Prince's Ward situated to the
north of the centre of Broad Street and Prince's Road.
The population of this Sub-District according to the
census of 1901, would be about 27,440 ;
3.—A Sub-District to be called and known as Kennington
Sub-District, and to consist of the whole of Prince's
Ward except the two small parts of it proposed to be
included in Lambeth Church Sub-District together
with the part of Bishop's Ward not proposed to be
comprised in Lambeth Church Sub-District. The population
of this Sub-District, according to the census
of 1901, would be about 52,518 ;
4.—A Sub-District to be called and known as Stockwell Sub-