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St James's 1893

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St James's, Westminster]

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following amounts, the three most populous, viz., Lambeth, Camberwell,
and Islington, receiving the largest contributions:—
Rate in £, 1892. £ d.
5/8 Streatham 51 Equal to rate of —
6 / 7½ Old Tower 79 „ 4½
6/8 Old Artillery Ground 221 „ 6½
5/9 St. Luke 334 „ 0¼
6/3 Shadwell 388 „ 2
5/8 Penge 401 „ 0¾
6/3 Tooting Graveney 437 „ 3¾
6/9 Charlton 675 „ 2½
6/1 Whitechapel 1,219 „ l½
5/6 Stoke Newington 1,289 „ 1½
5/4 Chelsea 1,303 „ 0½
5/8 Ratcliff 1,338 „ 5
6/6 Mile End New Town 1,494 „ 1s. 0
5/10 Clapham 1,729 „ l½
5/10 Lewisham 1,846 „ 1
6/10 Rotherhithe 2,208 „ 2½
5/7 Wandsworth 2,255 „ 2
5/6 Christ Church, Spitalfields 2,323 „ 6¾
6/8 Woolwich 2,566 „ 2¼
6/3 Poplar 3,117 „ 2
6/2 Limehouse 3,152 „ 6½
5 /10 Clerkenwell 3,978 „ 2
6/6 Greenwich 4,030 „ 3¼
7/3 Bow 4,228 „ 6½
5/5 St. George's-in-the-East 4,282 „ 5¼
6/7 St. George the Martyr 4,888 „ 4
6/0 Hammersmith 5,669 „ 2½
6/2 Plumstead 5,860 „ 7½
7/4 Bermondsey 6,057 „ 3½
6/9 Fulham 6,424 „ 3½
5/5½ St. Pancras 6,750 „ 1
5/10 Shoreditch 7,589 „ 2¾
5/8 St. Paul, Deptford 7,794 „ 4
7/5 Bromley 8,215 „ 8½
5/9 Battersea 10,390 „ 3
6/- Newiugton 11,131 „ 5¾
6/6 Mile End Old Town 11,955 „ 7½
6/6¾ Bethnal Green 15,004 „ 8½