The mortality from Cholera in the four weeks ending 5th August.

Sub-Districts. Population in 1851. Deaths from in the four weeks ending 5th August. Water Supply.
Southwark & Vauxhall. Lambeth. Pump-wells. River Thames, ditches, etc. Unascertained.
St. Saviour, Southwark 19,709 26 24 2
St. Olave, Southwark 8,015 19 15 2 2
St. John, Horsleydown 11,360 18 17 1
St. James, Bermondsey 18,899 29 23 6
St. Mary Magdalen 13,934 20 19 1
Leather Market 15,295 23 23
Rotherhithe 17,805 26 17 9
Battersea 10,560 13 10 1 2
Wandsworth 9,611 2 2
Putney 5,280 1 1
Camberwell 17,742 19 19
Peckham 19,444 4 4
Christchurch, Southwk. 16,022 3 2 1
Kent Road 18,126 8 7 1
Borough Road 15,862 21 20 1
London Road 17,836 9 5 4
Trinity, Newington 20,922 14 14
St. Peter, Walworth 29,861 20 20
St. Mary, Newington 14,033 5 5
Waterloo Road (1st) 14,088 5 5
Waterloo Road (2nd) 18,348 5 5
Lambeth Church (1st) 18,409 5 2 1 1 1
Lambeth Church (2nd) 26,784 10 7 2 1
Kennington (1st) 24,261 11 9 1 1
Kennington (2nd) 18,848 3 3
Brixton 14,610 1 1
Clapham 16,290 5 4 1
St. George, Camberwell 15,849 9 7 2
Norwood 3,977
Streatham 9,023
Dulwich 1,632
Sydenham 4,501
486,936 334 286 14 4 26 4

TABLE VIII.

Mortality from Cholera in the seven weeks ending 26th August.

Sub-Districts. Population in 1851. Deaths from Cholera in the seven weeks ending 26th August. Water Supply.
Southwark & Vauxhall. Lambeth. Pump-wells. River Thames, ditches, etc. Unascertained.
*St. Saviour, Southwark 19,709 125 115 10
*St. Olave, Southwark 8,015 53 43 5 5
*St. John, Horsleydown 11,360 51 48 3
*St. James, Bermondsey 18,899 123 102 21
*St. Mary Magdalen 13,934 87 83 4
*Leather Market 15,295 81 81
*Rotherhithe 17,805 103 68 35
*Battersea 10,560 54 42 4 8
Wandsworth 9,611 11 1 2 8
Putney 5,280 1 1
*Camberwell 17,742 96 96
*Peckham 19,444 59 59
Christchurch, Southwk. 16,022 25 11 13 1
Kent Road 18,126 57 52 5
Borough Road 15,862 71 61 7 3
London Road 17,836 29 21 8
Trinity, Newington 20,922 58 52 6
St. Peter, Walworth 29,861 90 84 4 2
St. Mary, Newington 14,033 21 19 1 1
Waterloo Road (1st) 14,088 10 9 1
Waterloo Road (2nd) 18,348 36 25 8 1 2
Lambeth Church (1st) 18,409 18 6 9 1 2
Lambeth Church (2nd) 26,748 53 34 13 1 5
Kennington (1st) 24,261 71 63 5 3
Kennington (2nd) 18,848 38 34 3 1
Brixton 14,610 9 5 2 2
*Clapham 16,290 24 19 5
St. George, Camberwell 15,849 42 30 9 2 1
Norwood 3,977 8 2 1 5
Streatham 9,023 6 1 5
Dulwich 1,632
Sydenham 4,501 4 1 2 1
486,936 1514 1263 98 29 102 22

The following is the proportion of deaths to 10,000 houses, during the first seven weeks of the epidemic, in the population supplied by the Southwark and Vauxhall Company, in that supplied by the Lambeth Company, and in the rest of London.

TABLE IX.

Number of houses.Deaths from Cholera.Deaths in each 10,000 houses.
Southwark and Vauxhall Company40,0461,263315
Lambeth Company26,1079837
Rest of London256,4231,42259

The mortality in the houses supplied by the Southwark and Vauxhall Company was therefore between eight and nine times as great as in the houses supplied by the Lambeth Company; and it will be remarked that the customers of the Lambeth Company continued to enjoy an immunity from cholera greater than the rest of London which is not mixed up as they are with the houses supplied by the Southwark and Vauxhall Company.

As regards the period of the epidemic subsequent to the 26th August to which my inquiry extended, I have stated that the Registrar-General requested the District Registrars to make a return of the water supply of the house of attack in all cases of death from cholera. Owing to difficulties such as I explained that I had met with in the beginning of my inquiry, the Registrars could not make the return in all cases, and as they could not be expected to seek out the landlord or his agent, or to apply chemical tests to the water as I had done, the water supply remained unascertained in a number of cases, but the numbers may undoubtedly be considered to show the correct proportions as far as they extend, and they agree entirely with the results of my inquiry respecting the earlier part of the epidemic given above.