—— in the neighbourhood of Broad St., Golden Sq. 38 —— at Hampstead West End (the water being carried from Broad Street) 44 Explanation of the Map showing the situation of the deaths in and around Broad Street, Golden Square 45 Table of attacks and deaths near Golden Square 49 Outbreak of cholera at Deptford caused by polluted water 55 Communication of cholera by means of the water of rivers which receive the contents of the sewers 56 Influence of the water supply on the epidemic of 1832, in London 57 Table showing the mortality from cholera, and the water supply 58 Influence of the water supply on the epidemic of 1849, in London 60 Table showing this influence 62 Communication of cholera by Thames water in the autumn of 1848 66 New water supply of the Lambeth Company 68 Effect of this new supply in the epidemic of autumn 1853 69 Tables showing this effect 71 and 73 Intimate mixture of the water supply of the Lambeth with that of the Southwark and Vauxhall Company 74 Opportunity thus afforded of gaining conclusive evidence of the effect of the water supply on the mortality from cholera 75 Account of inquiry for obtaining this evidence 77 Result of the inquiry as regards the first four weeks of the epidemic of 1854 79 —— the first seven weeks of the same epidemic 82 Tables illustrating these results 84, 85 Inquiry of the Registrar-General respecting the effect of the water supply of the above-mentioned Companies during the later period of the epidemic 87 Comparison of the mortality of 1849 and 1854, in the districts supplied by the above-named Companies 89 Effect of the water supply on the mortality from cholera amongst the inmates of workhouses and prisons 91 Cholera in the district of the Chelsea Water Company 93 Effect of dry weather to increase the impurity of the Thames 95 Relation between the greater or less mortality from cholera in London and the less or greater elevation of the ground 97 This relation shown to depend on the difference of water supply at different elevations _ib._ Effect of water supply on the mortality of cholera in Birmingham, Leicester, etc. 98 —— in Exeter 99