Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lambeth]
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The concluding Table gives the death-rates of London, of
the South Districts of London, of the Parish of Lambeth, and of
each of its eight sub-divisions; whence it appears that the deathrate
of Lambeth was considerably less than that of the entire
Metropolis; and that, with the exception of the Lambeth Church
Second District, in which the adult workhouse is situated, the
death-rate of each District of the Parish was less than the
average of the Metropolis. Had the mortality of Lambeth been
proportionate to the mortality of the Metropolis, there would
have been 3,528 deaths registered, instead of 3,076.
TABLE I.
DESCRIPTION OF NUISANCE. | No. of Complaints of each Class. | No. of Notices served to abate Nuisances of each Class. | No. of Cases of each Class in which the cause of Nuisance was abated on Notice. | No. of Cases of each Class in which the cause of Nuisance has not been abated on Notice. | No. of Cases of each Class for which Summonses were taken out. | No. of Cases of each Class for which Magistrates' orders for abatement were made. | REMARES. |
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