Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Annual report on the sanitary condition of the District for the year 1894
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WATER CLOSETS— | |
New closets provided at workshops or factories | 2 |
Closets re-constructed | 26 |
Closets without water supplies | 26 |
Closets with defective water supplies | 155 |
Closets defective, stopped or dirty | 99 |
Closets with insufficient light or ventilation | 16 |
Defective soil pipes | 8 |
Urinals defective, foul, or without water supplies | 12 |
DRAINS— | |
Premises (including one School) provided with new drains | 137 |
Drains stopped... | 42 |
Drains defective | 150 |
Drains untrapped | 48 |
Drains with defective traps | 45 |
Waste pipes from sinks, <fec., connected to drains | 31 |
Stack pipes connected to drains | 41 |
DUST BINS— | |
New sanitary bins provided | 25 |
Dust Bins found defective | 13 |
„ with defective covers | 8 |
YARDS— | |
Yards repaved | 21 |
Paving repaired | 32 |
Yards and walls of same foul | 5 |
HOUSES— | |
Requiring general repairs | 10 |
Requiring ventilation under ground floor | 49 |
Houses with damp walls | 32 |
Roofs and roof gutters defective | 29 |
Eaves, gutters and down pipes defective | 40 |
Rooms dirty (including 3 School-rooms) | 131 |
Rooms overcrowded | 26 |
Rooms requiring better ventilation (including 3 School-rooms) | 24 |
Rooms illegally let as dwellings | 6 |
Passages and staircases dirty | 21 |