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

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St James's 1859

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St James's, Westminster]

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TABLES OF STABLES— (continued.)

NAME and ADDRESS.YARD.STABLES.DWELLING-ROOMS OVER STABLES.
Paving.Drainage.Clean or Dirty ?Dung.Offensive Smell.No. of Stable.No. of Horses.Paving.Drainage.Clean or Dirty ?Ventilation.How many ?No. of Inmates.Ventilation Good or not ?Stable smell ?Present Health of Inmates.Deaths within 12 Months, and from what causes?
Mode of Storing.How often Removed ?
LITTLE ST. JAMES'S STREET,—Ccontinued), 27th July, 1859.
Duke of Sutherland, Stafford Housegoodgoodcleanlarge pittwice a weeknone17goodgoodcleanby two skylights &aperture in wall at backnone-----
25none-----
37At sides over the entrance to these stables, there are 19 or 20 rooms, clean and well ventilated, and when the family is in town, are occupied by about 20 individuals.
45
336, OXFORD STREET, 23rd July, 3859.
Messrs. Dakin and Company, No. 1, St. Paul's Churchyardgoodgoodcleanin pitfrequentlynone21goodgoodcleanventilated by five broken squares fanlight over doornone-----
LITTLE ST. JAMES'S STREET, 30th July, 1859.
Earl of Ellesmeregoodgoodcleanin pittwice a weekfrom dung14goodgoodcleanby five windows in side six ventilators in77goodnonegoodnone

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