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Lambeth 1909

Report on the vital and sanitary statistics of the Borough of Lambeth during the year 1909

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*Restaurants, etc., wherein women and girls are employed;
(b) Underground Conveniences (belonging to the Council),
and other Ladies' Sanitary Conveniences (Railway Stations,
Hospitals, etc.); (c) Houses wherein births have occurred
or deaths amongst infants under 1 year of age, or deaths
from infantile diarrhœa; (d) schools wherein there nave
been infectious disease outbreaks; etc.

The year's work, 1909, may be tabulated as follows:— Work carried out by the two Female Sanitary Inspectorsduring the year 1909, and during the preceding three years 1906-8 (for comparison).

1909190819071906
Workshops† visited and inspected-
(a) Dressmakers31610885143
(b) Milliners5118437
(c) Laundries1766328117
(d) Tailors60441542
(e) Upholsterers5619
(f) Dyers56-3
(g) Others103783266
Work rooms inspected1487693311703
Workshops† re-inspected12310985188
Workrooms re-inspected111143114256
Workshops†: workrooms therein measured482475313360
Workshops† removed from Register35216537118
Workshops† reported to H.M. Inspector36373627
Workshops† reported by H.M. Inspector2439547
Workshops† newly discovered and registered10493100120
§Premises visited but no females found employed, or no workers, &c. (including 904 out-workers, 450 workshops, 25 restaurants, 326 private houses and 7 schools)1712105514711041

† Workshops include Workplaces.
§Including houses where the business plate, or the local directory, or
advertisements in newspapers, or other sources of information implied a
probability that female workers would be employed, but at which none were
found at the time of visit.