London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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St James's 1893

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

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£ d.
5/7 Hackney 15,060 Equal to rate of 3¾
5/6 Lambeth 15,809 „ 2½
6/- Camberwell 20,727 „ 4¾
5/2¼ Islington 21,184 „ 3
The following parishes, including Paddington, will have to
pay as nearly as possible the amounts set opposite their respective
names:—
Rate in the £, 1892. £ d
5 / 4 Deptford, St. Nicholas 18 Equal to rate of —
5/8 Norton Folgate 29 „ 0½
6/3 Horselydown 105 „ 0½
6/5 Kidbrooke 109 „ 1¼
6/7 Lee 117 „ 0¼
6/2 Eltham 164 „ 0¾
5/2 Christ Church, Southwark 358 „ 0¾
5/6½ St. Botolph Without, Aldgate 393 „ 2½
6/3½ Putney 618 „ 1
5/3 Holborn, St. Andrew, and St.
George the Martyr 586 0¾
5/3½ St. Sepulchre 826 „ 4¼
5/7½ Wapping 910 „ 4¼
5/2 St. Anne, Westminster 1,168 „ 2
5/3 Saffron Hill 1,273 „ 3½
5/1½ St. Paul, Covent Garden 2,046 „ 5
5 /10 St. Olave 2,301 „ 5¼
5/8 St, Giles, including St. George,
Bloomsbury 2,570 1½
5/2 St. Saviour 2,851 „ 3
6/0 St. Clement Dane 3,417 „ 4
5 /3 Hampstead 4,170 „ 1½
4/9 St. Margaret and St. John 8,423 „ 2¾
4/11 St. Marylebone 9,777 „ 1½
5/0½ Paddington 9,808 „ 2
4/10 St. Martin-in-the-Fields 10,201 „ 4¾
4/- St. James, Westminster 13,662 „ 4½
5/2½ Kensington 17,868 „ 2¼
4/7½ St. George, Hanover Square 30,658 „ 4½
4/8 The City 96,602 „ 5
But the foregoing figures do not exhaust the anomalies and
inequalities which the Bill would cause, for by the operation of