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St Giles (Camberwell) 1871

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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Table: The increase which has taken place in the entire parish has been shared, though in unequal degrees, by its component parts, as may be seen by the following tables; the first relating to the populations of the sub-districts, as ascertained at the censuses of 1851, 1861, and 1871; the second to the houses which were built and in process of building at those dates:—

The increase which has taken place in the entire parish has been shared, though in unequal degrees, by its component parts, as may be seen by the following tables; the first relating to the populations of the sub-districts, as ascertained at the censuses of 1851, 1861, and 1871; the second to the houses which were built and in process of building at those dates:—

1851.1861.1871.
MF.M & FMFM & FMFM & F
Dulwich.72091216327309931723156824734041
Camberwell.7500102421774291191217821297136731757831251
Peckham82791116519444124851565028135195242263542159
St. George's707587741584993011103220333160491780233851
1851.1861.1871.
Inhabited.EmptyBuilding.Inhabited.EmptyBuilding.Inhabited.Empty.Building.
Dulwich.25952294686464923
Camberwell28511913934449352499847568
Peckham.345749013449484251077016897215
St. George's284524158341214629509549953

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I may here mention that the increase of the population
per cent. per annum, during the 10 years