[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell] page 131

St Giles (Camberwell) 1884

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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Camberwell Division. These arrangements, it will
be seen, were subsequently altered by the action of
Parliament.
On the passing of the Bill through Parliament
the Vestry were surprised to find that Mr. Grantham
—with the approval of Sir Charles Dilke—had given
notice of amendment to add the Hamlet of Penge
to the Dulwich Division, and the following letter
was received from the Secretary to the Commission :
Boundary Commission,
Local Government Board,
Whitehall, S.W.
30th March, 1885.
Dear Sir,

Table: 1 may, however, point out that Mr. Grantham, M.P. proposes to move in Committee on the Redistribution Bill an amendment which, if carried, would divide the Borough as follows :

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1 may, however, point out that Mr. Grantham, M.P. proposes to move in Committee on the Redistribution Bill an amendment which, if carried, would divide the Borough as follows :

NORTH DIVISION.	Population.
St. George's West Ward	26,704	72,478
St. George's East Ward	24,106
Camden Ward	21,668
PECKHAM DIVISION.
North Peckham Ward	33,461	71,089
South Peckham Ward	37,628	71,089
DULWICH DIVISION.
Camberwell and Dulwich Ward	43,026	61,676
Hamlet of Penge	18,650	61,676
	Total	205,243

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Sir John Lambert would be glad to be informed
of the views of the Vestry as to the proposed
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Table: 1 may, however, point out that Mr. Grantham, M.P. proposes to move in Committee on the Redistribution Bill an amendment which, if carried, would divide the Borough as follows :

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