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Lambeth 1859

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lambeth]

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the circumstance of its population having increased more rapidly
than the calculations have made allowance for. The mortality
of Lambeth is habitually lower than that of the South Districts,
and also than that of the entire Metropolis, as shown by the following
Table:—

TABLE IV.

Death-rate per 10,000 in 1856.Death-rate per 10,000 in 1857.Death-rate per 10,000 in 1858.Death-rate per 10,000 in 1859.Average Death-rate per 10,000.Average living to one death.
London.216.8225.3234.5221.8224.644.52
South Districts.222.5219.2241.1228.2227.743.92
Lambeth.186.1196.5219.4202.7201.249.70

The succeeding Table, copied in part from the RegistrarGeneral's
Reports, shows the mortality in Lambeth from epidemic
disease.

TABLE V.

Total Deaths.SUB-DISTRICTS.Small Fox.Measles.Scarlatina.Whooping Cough.Diarrhoea.Typhus.Total.
358Waterloo Road—1st Part1511362198100
4G8Waterloo Road—2nd Part161744122613128
394Lambeth Church—1st Part3644142812107
860Lambeth Church—2nd Part151066204326180
509Kennington—1st Part6250102223113
315Kennington—2nd Part322410151064
270Brixton1222114747
120Norwood031143324
3294Lambeth595329792160120763