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APPENDIX OF TABLES,
illustrating the Sanitary Condition of the City of London.
I. Quinquennial Synopsis of City-Mortality, from Michaelmas
1848 to Michaelmas 1853; with Death-Rates calculated
for this period, on the population enumerated in 1851,
for each District and Sub-District of the City.
II. First annual enumeration of Deaths, relating to the fifty.
two weeks dating from October 1st, 1848, to September
29th, 1849.
III. Second annual enumeration of Deaths, relating to the
fifty-two weeks dating from September 30th, 1849, to
September 28th, 1850.
IV. Third annual enumeration of Deaths, relating to the
fifty-two weeks, dating from September 29th, 1850, to
September 27th, 1851.
V. Fourth annual enumeration of Deaths, relating to the
fifty-two weeks, dating from September 28th, 1851, to
September 25th, 1852.
VI. Fifth annual enumeration of Deaths, relating to the
fifty-two weeks, dating from September 26th, 1852, to
September 24th, 1853.
VII. Quinquennial Mortality, classified by Age; first, for the
entire City; next, for the Three Unions severally.
VIII. Number of Deaths occasioned, during the last five years,
by certain Acute Diseases, chiefly epidemic, infectious,
and endemic.
IX. Comparative Mortality in different seasons of the year :
namely, in the Autumn-Quarters (October, November,
December) in the Winter-Quarters (January, February,
March) in the Spring-Quarters (April, May, June) and
in the Summer-Quarters (July, August, September) of
the five years from Michaelmas 1848 to Michaelmas 1853.
X. Autumn Mortality.
XI. Winter Mortality.
XII. Spring Mortality.
XIII. Summer Mortality.