Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1894
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removed from the foot-ways and pavements,
adjoining such premises, and forming part of
such street, all snow fallen or accumulated on
such foot-ways and pavements in such a manner
and with such precautions as will prevent any
undue accumulation in any channel or carriageway,
or upon any paved crossing.
The person in occupation of, or having the
charge, management, or control of the premises,
or if there is no such person, then any person
in occupation of or having the charge, management,
or control of any part of the premises,
and in the case of any premises the whole of
which is let in tenements or to lodgers, the
person receiving the rent payable by the
tenants or lodgers, either on his own account
or as the agent of another person, shall, for
the purposes of this Bye-law be deemed to be
the occupier.
3. Every person who shall remove any snow
from any premises on to any carriage-way shall
deposit the same in such a manner and with