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

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Chelsea 1895

Annual report for 1895 of the Medical Officer of Health

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Miscellaneous:—Home District.Kensal Town.Total.
Dead bodies removed to public mortuary for sanitary reasons437
Goods disinfected after infectious cases at station2955933048
Goods destroyed after infectious cases3232
Number of samples taken for analysis (Food and Drugs Act)9742139
Unsound food. Number of boxes of fish, &c., condemned and destroyed3131
Proceedings taken:—
Notices issued for sanitary works, &c., including infectious diseases notices12132711484
Legal proceedings in respect of defective sanitary arrangements, nuisances, &c.32-32
Legal proceedings in respect of food adulteration628
Correspondence:—
Number of letters written in connection with sanitary matters, including those of Medical Officer of Health617237854
Daily returns of infectious cases sent to Metropolitan Asylums Board273-273
Notification of infectious cases sent to School authorities398175573
Entries in Inspectors' Report Books8761951071
,, Inhabitants' Complaint Book7373
Certificates of Disinfection given48940529

The cow-houses and slaughter-houses were inspected by a SubCommittee
of the Works and General Purposes Committee and
Medical Officer of Health prior to licenses being renewed in October
last, and a list of the retail bakehouses under inspection in Chelsea
forms a separate Appendix.
Sanitary Inspectors,
ALEXANDER GRANT,} Home
WILLIAM CHAS. LIGHTFOOT,} District.
JAMES JOHN MACKAY, Kensal Town.