(Page 1) Table 1. Administrative county of London (including city of London); registration county of London; Metropolitan portions of ancient counties of Middlesex, Surrey, and Kent. Area; houses and population 1891 and 1901

(Page 1) Table 2. Differences between the ancient, administrative, and registration counties. (This table is not required for London)

(Page 1) Table 3. Administrative county (including city of London). Population at each successive census, with increase per cent. of population during each intercensal period

(Pages 2-3) Table 4. Parliamentary boroughs and divisions. Area; houses 1901, and population 1891 and 1901

(Pages 4-12) Table 5. Ecclesiastical parishes or districts. Inhabited houses and population 1901

(Page 13) Table 6. Administrative county, excluding and including the city of London. Area; houses 1901, and population 1891 and 1901

(Page 13) Table 7. Petty sessional divisions and city of London. Area; houses and population 1901

(Page 13) Table 8. Administrative county and its sub-division into urban and rural districts. Area; houses 1901, and population 1891 and 1901. (This table is not required for London)

(Pages 14-21) Table 9. Metropolitan boroughs, with their constituent civil parishes and wards. Area; houses 1901, and population 1891 and 1901

(Page 22) Table 9a. Municipal city of London and its wards. Houses 1901, and population 1891 and 1901

(Page 22) Table 10. Rural districts. Area; houses 1901, and population 1891 and 1901. (This table is not required for London)

(Pages 23-25) Table 11. Civil parishes in the county of London, showing separately those in the city of London. Inhabited houses 1901, and population 1891 and 1901

(Pages 26-37) Table 12. Registration county, districts, and sub-districts, with their constituent civil parishes, area; houses and population 1891 and 1901, and separate occupiers 1901

(Page 38) Table 13. Existing detached parts of civil parishes

(Pages 39-44) Table 14. Changes in the boundaries of civil parishes, effected under the provisions of the London government act (1899), and consequent changes in registration districts and sub-districts

(Page 45) Table 15. Area of land, water, and foreshore in the county and in every civil parish which includes either tidal water or foreshore

(Page 46) Table 16. Persons enumerated in military and naval barracks, quarters, hospitals and prisons, and on his Majesty's ships in home waters

(Pages 47-55) Table 17. Institutions. Persons enumerated in workhouse establishments; in hospitals and in lunatic asylums; in prisons; and in certified reformatory and industrial schools

(Pages 56-57) Table 18. Persons enumerated on board sea-going and coasting merchant vessels, and on inland barges and boats

(Page 58) Table 19. Total tenements, and tenements of less than five rooms, distinguishing those occupied by various numbers of persons, in the county of London 1891 and 1901

(Pages 58-59) Table 20. Total tenements, and tenements of less than five rooms, distinguishing those occupied by various numbers of persons in the city of London and in the Metropolitan boroughs, 1901

(Page 60) Table 21. Total tenements, and tenements of less than five rooms, distinguishing those occupied by various numbers of persons, in rural districts. (This table is not required for London)

(Page 61) Table 22. Aggregate numbers of marriages, births, and deaths registered in each registration district during the intercensal period 1891-1901; increase or decrease of population compared with difference between births and deaths

(Pages 62-63) Table 22a. Divisions of the London school board district. Houses and population 1901

(Page 64) Table 22b. Metropolitan and city of London police districts. Area; inhabited houses and population 1891 and 1901

(Page 65) Table 22c. District within the jurisdiction of the central criminal court as defined by the act 4 & 5 will. 4 Cap. 36. Area, inhabited houses and population 1891 and 1901

(Page 65) Table 22d. Metropolitan areas defined for various purposes. Houses and population 1891 and 1901

(Page 66) Table 23. Ages of persons, males and females, in the county of London, 1901

(Page 67) Table 24. Ages of persons, males and females, in the city of London and in the Metropolitan boroughs, 1901

(Page 68) Table 25. Ages of persons. Males and females, in rural districts. (This table is not required for London)

(Page 69) Table 26. Ages of persons, males and females, in those registration districts which are not co-extensive with Metropolitan boroughs, 1901

(Page 70) Table 27. Condition as to marriage, and ages of persons, males and females, in the county of London 1901

(Pages 70-73) Table 28. Condition as to marriage, and ages of persons, males and females, in the city of London and in the Metropolitan boroughs 1901

(Page 74) Table 29. Ages of husbands and wives in combination; of husbands whose wives were absent, and of wives whose husbands were absent; and of widows and widowers 1901

(Page 75) Table 30. Workhouses. Condition as to marriage and ages of pauper inmates of workhouse institutions 1901

(Page 75) Table 31. Prisons. Condition as to marriage and ages of prisoners in local and convict prisons 1901

(Pages 76-91) Table 32. Occupations of males and of females (unmarried and married or widowed) aged ten years and upwards, at ten groups of ages, in the county of London: Distinguishing for those engaged in certain industries the numbers returned as "working at home"; also as "employers, " "working for employers, " "working on own account, " and "others"

(Pages 92-93) Table 33. Occupations of males and females, aged 10 and under 14 years, in the county of London

(Pages 94-95) Table 34. Former occupations of "pensioners" and "retired" in the county of London, distinguishing those enumerated in workhouses and lunatic asylums, and also for females, the unmarried, and the married or widowed

(Pages 96-153)

Table 35. Occupations (condensed list) of males and females, aged ten years and upwards, at five groups of ages, in the city of London and in each of the Metropolitan boroughs

(Pages 96-97) City of London

(Pages 98-99) Battersea

(Pages 100-101) Bermondsey

(Pages 102-103) Bethnal Green

(Pages 104-105) Camberwell

(Pages 106-107) Chelsea

(Pages 108-109) Deptford

(Pages 110-111) Finsbury

(Pages 112-113) Fulham

(Pages 114-115) Greenwich

(Pages 116-117) Hackney

(Pages 118-119) Hammersmith

(Pages 120-121) Hampstead

(Pages 122-123) Holborn

(Pages 124-125) Islington

(Pages 126-127) Kensington

(Pages 128-129) Lambeth

(Pages 130-131) Lewisham

(Pages 132-133) Paddington

(Pages 134-135) Poplar

(Pages 136-137) St. Marylebone

(Pages 138-139) St. Pancras

(Pages 140-141) Shoreditch

(Pages 142-143) Southwark

(Pages 144-145) Stepney

(Pages 146-147) Stoke Newington

(Pages 148-149) Wandsworth

(Pages 150-151) Westminster

(Pages 152-153) Woolwich

(Page 154) Table 35a. Families or separate occupiers and male and female domestic indoor servants in the county of London, in the city of London, and in each of the Metropolitan boroughs, with the proportions per cent. of domestic servants to families or separate occupiers

(Page 155) Table 36. Birthplaces of males and females enumerated in the county of London, 1901

(Pages 156-158) Table 37. Country of birth of foreigners enumerated in the county of London 1891 and 1901, and in the city of London and in each of the Metropolitan boroughs 1901

(Pages 159-161) Table 37a. Country of birth, condition as to marriage and ages of foreigners (persons, males and females) enumerated in the county of London 1901

(Pages 162-169) Table 37b. Occupations and country of birth of foreigners (males and females), aged ten years and upwards, enumerated in the county of London, 1901

(Pages 170-171) Table 38. The blind, the deaf and dumb, the deaf, and the insane in the county of London, 1901. Condition as to marriage and ages of males and females returned as blind, deaf and dumb, deaf, lunatic, and imbecile or feeble-minded, also of persons suffering from "combined infirmities, " distinguishing those in each group who were afflicted from childhood

(Page 172) Table 39. Persons returned as blind, deaf and dumb, deaf, lunatic, imbecile or feeble-minded, or suffering from "combined infirmities, " in the county of London, in the city of London, and in each of the Metropolitan boroughs, 1901

(Pages 173-175) Table 39a. Occupations of the blind (distinguishing those blind from childhood), and of the deaf and dumb; persons, males and females (unmarried and married or widowed), aged ten years and upwards, in the county of London, 1901

County of London, 1901

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