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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
St Giles (Camden) 1893
Annual report for the year ending 25th March 1894
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viously reported, it will show that 120 properties have been dealt with in this District since the passing of the Act.
| Street or Place. | Present Condition of premises. |
|---|---|
| No. 19, New Compton Street | |
| (Cottage in rear) | Cottage demolished. |
| „ 24, Denmark Street | Building in rear now used as workshop only. |
| „ 42, Great Queen Street | Repaired and re opened. |
| ,, 3, Brunswick Mews | Premises now used as stables only. |
| ,, 8, Woburn Mews East | do. do. |
| ,, 13, Little Wild Street (Cottage in rear) | Cottage demolished. |
| „ 51, Neal Street | Demolished and rebuilt. |
| „ 13, Nottingham Court | Demolished. |
| „ 13½, do. | Repaired and re-opened. |
| „ 23, Little Wild Street (Cottage in rear) | Cottage closed. |
| „ 36, Great Wild Street | Improved and re opened. |
| ,, 6, Montague Mews | Now used as stable only. |
| „ 23, Goldsmith Street | Closed. |
| „ 2, Great St. Andrew Street | Closed. |
Factory and Workshops Act 1878-1891.
The cleanliness, ventilation, overcrowding, and the
sanitary arrangements of workshops are now enforced by
the Local Sanitary Authority.
By an order gazetted 4th November, 1892, but which did
not come into practical operation until 1893, the Home
Secretary made the following Order requiring occupiers of
certain Factories and workshops to keep lists of outworkers:—
SCHEDULE.
The manufacture of articles of wearing apparel.
The manufacture of electro plate.
Cabinet and Furniture making and upholstery work.
The manufacture of files.
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