The Annual Report on the Health of the Parish of St. Mary Abbotts, Kensington, during the year 1874Dudfield, T. Orme (Thomas Orme)
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The Annual Report on the Health of the Parish of St. Mary Abbotts, Kensington, during the year 1874
Dudfield, T. Orme (Thomas Orme)
Public health -- England -- London
{6a} The “Kensington” Registration District, by which most persons
understand the parish of Kensington, really comprises a much larger area,
embracing within its limits the whole of Paddington, Hammersmith, and
Fulham. The subjoined table shows the proportion which Kensington proper
bears to the other parts of the district.
Area in Inhabited Population,
statute acres. houses, 1871.
1871.
Kensington 2,190 15,735 120,299
Paddington 1,251 11,847 96,813
Hammersmith 2,287 6,719 42,691
Fulham 1,716 3,469 23,350
{6b} The subjoined table shows the area, inhabited houses, and population
of the three wards into which the parish is divided for parochial
purposes:
Name of Area in Inhabited Population, Rateable
Ward. statute houses, 1871. annual
acres. 1871. value of
property,
1871.
Holy 439 3,224 22,128 £246,716
Trinity,
Brompton.
St. John, 905 7,730 62,475 £365,012
Notting
Hill, and
St. James,
Norland.
St. Mary 846 4,781 35,696 £323,992
Abbott’s.
2,190 15,735 120,299 £935,720
{7} The births that took place in the Workhouse are all included in the
Town registration, but the number (120) is too small to affect the
calculation.
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