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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| BAKEHOUSES (Only 9 in the District)— | |
| Or the utensils used therein dirty | 3 |
| With accumulations under troughs | 3 |
| Insufficient ventilation (Premises now demolished) | 1 |
| Supplied with water from cistern supplying w.c. | 1 |
| ANIMALS— | |
| So kept as to be a nuisance | 4 |
| Paving of Stables defective | 2 |
| Manure receptacles provided (according to Bye-laws) | 11 |
| ACCUMULATIONS OF REFUSE | 27 |
| SMOKE NUISANCES | 1 |
| UNCLASSIFIED NUISANCES | 30 |
During the year five houses—30 to 34, Melior-street—were closed by the
Owners after the receipt of Notices, but without Magisterial proceedings.