the PLAGUE.
217
From the 12th of September to the 19th.
St. Giles’s Cripplegate | 456 |
St. Giles in the Fields | 140 |
Clarkenwell | 77 |
St. Sepulchers | 214 |
St. Leonard Shoreditch | 183 |
Stepney Pariſh | 716 |
Aldgate | 623 |
White-Chapel | 732 |
In the 97 Pariſhes within the Walls | 1493 |
In the 8 Pariſhes on Southwark Side | 1636 |
6060 |
Here is a ſtrange change of Things indeed, and a ſad Change it was, and had it held for two Months more than it did, very few People would have been left alive: But then ſuch, I ſay, was the merciful Diſpoſition of God, that when it was thus the Weſt and North part which had been ſo dreadfully viſited at firſt, grew as you ſee, much better; and as the People diſappear’d here, they began to look abroad again there; and the next Week or two altered it ſtill more, that is, more to the Encouragement of the other Part of the Town. For Example:
From the 19th of September to the 26th;
St. Giles’s Cripplegate | 277 |
St. Giles in the Fields | 119 |
Clarkenwell | 76 |
St. Sepulchers | 193 |
St. Leonard Shoreditch | 146 |
Stepney Pariſh | 616 |
Aldgate | 496 |
White-Chapel | 346 |
In the 97 Pariſhes within the Walls | 268 |
In the 8 Pariſhes on Southwark Side | 1390 |
4900 |