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City of London 1895
Report on the sanitary condition of the City of London for the year 1895
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HOUSES LET IN LODGINGS
OR OCCUPIED BY MEMBERS OF
MORE THAN ONE FAMILY.
In continuation of my observations on this
subject in my Annual Report for 1894, the
progress made during 1895 may be briefly
summarised as follows:—
On the 24th July, 1895, we received from
the Local Government Board the amended
bye-laws submitted to them for approval on
7th March, 1894, with certain alterations and
amendments made by that body.
These were duly considered by your Sanitary
Committee, and adopted under the Common
Seal of the Commissioners on the 19th November,
1895, and duly forwarded to the Local
Government Board for its confirmation on the
27th December, 1895.
At that time these Bye-laws took the form
as printed below, but they are still subject to
such further alterations as the Local Government
Board may deem fit, before they become
operative.