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Dressers of fish skins.
Dressers of fur skins.
Rag and bone dealers.
Underground dwellings.
Bye-laws with respect to houses divided into separate tenements.
Fouling of footway by dogs. (1929).
POPULATION.
The population of Southwark to the middle of 1928 has been estimated
by the Registrar-General as 181,300. This estimate has been
based on the adjusted 1921 figures, after allowing for the varying rate
of natural increase as evidenced by the births and deaths, and of
migration as indicated from other sources, such as the changes in the
numbers on the Parliamentary Register, and the migration returns from
the Board of Trade.
The population of the several divisions of the Borough at each
Census since 1841, and also the estimated population for 1922, 1923, 1924,
1925, 1926, 1927 and 1928, are as follows
Newington.
St. George's.
St. Saviour's and
Christchurch.
1841
54,693
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—
1851
64,816
51,824
35,731
1861
82,157
55,510
36,169
1871
88,691
56,083
31,294
1881
107,831
58,652
31,628
1891
115,663
59,740
27,116
1901
121,863
60,998
23,319
1911
116,819
55,782
19,316
1921
114,987
52,114
17,303
1922
116,683
52,996
17,541
1923
117,200
52,690
17,574
1924
117,500
52,610
17,604
1925
118,300
52,980
17,720
1923
118,120
52,760
17,720
1927
115,500
51,650
17,100
1928
113,850
50,730
16,720