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Table 1V gives the populations of London, of the South
Districts of London, of the Parish of Lambeth, and of each
of its eight sub-divisions, according to the Census of 1851,
and according to that of 1861, with the rate of increase during
the decennial period 1851—61.* It also gives the deathrates
of the same districts and divisions, for the year 1861;
whence it appears that the death-rate of Lambeth was considerably
less than that of the South Districts of London,
and than that of the entire Metropolis.
TABLE IV.
DISTRICT.
Population in
1851
Increase per
cent. per annum.
Population In
1861.
Deaths In 1861.
Mortality par
10,000.
Living, to one
death.
London
2,362,236
172
2,803,921
65,001
231.8
43.1
South Districts
616,535
2.27
773,160
17,644
228 2
43.3
Lambeth
139,325
1.5l
162,041
3,4.50
212.9
46.9
Waterloo Road—lst Part
14,088
0.80
15,269
346
226.6
44.1
Waterloo Road—2nd Part
18,318
0.15
18,640
605
270.9
36.9
Lambeth Church—1st Part
18.409
0.75
19,839
413
210.7
47 2
Lambeth Church—2nd Part
26,784
0.98
29,542
861
291.4
34-2
Kennington— 1st Part
24,261
2.40
30,785
576
186.4
53.6
Kennington—2nd Part
18,818
0.81
20,440
321
157.0
63.6
Brixton
14,610
3.22
20,067
305
151.9
65.8
Norwood
3,977
6.48
7,462
118
158.1
63.2
The death rates for 1861 are more than usually important,
as being calculated upon the actual, instead of upon the estimated
population of the year. Speaking in round numbers,
These rates of increase have been calculated
according to the formula—
10.0219
Log. pop. 1851
Log. pop 1861.