London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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St Giles (Camden) 1895

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Giles District]

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Total number of up-cast shafts to local sewers carried

up tbe fronts ot adjacent buildings121
Do.manhole covers over sewers, tanks, &c.33
Do.manhole covers over subways belonging to the London County Council14
Do.sewerside entrances to local sewers66
Do.to main sewers15
Do.street orderly bins for street sweepings61
Do.ballast bins27

Certain of the sewers in the District which have dead
ends, or in which the flow of sewage is not sufficient to
enable the sewer to be self-cleansing, are fitted with flushing
tanks.

They are as follows:—

Chapel Yard450gallons.Automatic self-acting syphon.
Charing Cross Road1,100do.do. do.
Great Turnstile830do.do. do.
Hall's Yard400do.Screw-down Penstock.
Henrietta Mews600do.Automatic self-acting syphon.
Hyde Street650do.Screw-down Penstock.
Lincoln's Inn Fields1,200do.Screw-down Penstock.
Lumber Courtabout 730do.Automatic self-acting syphon.
Montague Mews two tanks each 450do.do. do.
Newman's Row1,000do.do. do.
Torrington Mews810do.Screw-down Penstock.
Torrington Square625do.Automatic self-acting syphon.
Upper Montague Mews530do.do. do.
Lascelles Place500do.Handflushingdisc.
Russell Mews700do.Automatic self-acting syphon.
Denmark Place800do.do. do.
New Turnstile600do.Screw-down Pen-

stock.
The water used in the above tanks is included in the quantity
given for sewer flushing on page 5.