Hampstead 14·2 657 Lewisham } Plumstead } 15·7 727 Wandsworth 16·8 778 Hackney 18·1 838 ~England and Wales~ ~19·0~ ~880~ Paddington } St. George's, Hanover } 19·3 894 Square } Battersea } Kensington } 19·4 898 Greenwich 19·7 912 Camberwell 19·9 921 Islington 20·1 931 St. James's, W. 20·2 935 Lambeth 20·7 958 Hammersmith 20·8 963 Fulham 20·9 968 ~London (entire)~ ~21·6~ ~1000~ Chelsea 22·0 1019 Rotherhithe 22·2 1028 Woolwich 22·8 1056 Poplar 23·2 1074 St. Marylebone 23·4 1083 St. Pancras 23·5 1088 Mile End 23·8 1102 Shoreditch 23·9 1106 Bethnal Green 24·1 1115 Bermondsey 24·3 1125 City of London 25·3 1171 Newington 25·5 1181 St. Giles 26·2 1213 Westminster 26·6 1231 St. Saviour, Southwark 26·7 1236 Whitechapel 26·8 1241 Clerkenwell } St. George's, Southwark } 27·5 1273 Limehouse 27·8 1287 St. Martin's in the Fields 27·9 1292 St. Olave's 28·1 1301 St. Luke's 28·2 1306 St. George's East 28·8 1333 Holborn 29·7 1375 Strand 33·4 1546 Fig. 36 represents part of the Asylums Board Map, in which each case of notified small-pox is shown by a black dot. This map shows that the outbreak was limited to two spots, one in Portland Town and one round Nightingale Street, Edgware Road, where the density of population, according to Mr. Charles Booth, is over 300 persons to the acre. [Illustration: Fig. 36.]