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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
Islington 1903
Forty-eighth annual report on the health and sanitary condition of the Borough of Islington
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Certified Underground Bakehouses.
220. 24, Alfred Street.
221. 14, Charlton Crescent.
222. 398, Essex Road.
223. 68, „ ,,
224. 6, High Street.
225. 126, Liverpool Road.
226. 33, Park Street.
227. 32, Shepperton Road.
228. 51, Southgate Road.
229. 1, Theberton Street West.
230. 55, Clephaue Road.
231. 121, Packington Street.
232. 257, Balls Pond Road.
233. 353, Essex Road.
234. 114, „ ,,
235. 102, „ ,,
236. 262, Liverpool Road.
237. 263, New North Road.
238. 16, Rheidol Terrace.
239. 1, Shepperton Road.
240. Oxford House, Sherborne
Street.
241. 102, Upper Street.
242. 57, Essex Road.
Underground Bakehouses.
243. 192, New North Road.
244. 1, Cross Street.
245. 38, High Street.
246. 44, ,, ,,
247. 78, High Street.
248. 50, Arlington Street.
249. 67, Essex Road.
250. 14, Upper Street.
Underground Bakehouses—not used.
251. 49, Dorset Street.
252. 26, Orchard Street.
253. 28, Baxter Road.
254. 285, Essex Road.
255. 30, Canonbury Street
256. 202, Essex Road.
257. 32, Parkfield Street.
258. 3, St. Paul's Street.
259. 76,
260. 24, Church Streer.
261. 289, City Road.
262. 2, High Street.
263. 29. Camden Street.
263. 1, Essex Road.
Homework.—Employers of homeworkers, under the provisions of the
Act, forwarded on the lists due to be returned on or before February ist, the
names and addresses of 770 outworkers, and on those due on August ist 787.
Of these 1,557 homeworkers no less than 841 lived in other districts, and their
names and addresses were, in compliance with the provisions of the Act, forwarded
to the proper authorities. On the other hand 919 names and addresses were
received from other authorities, principally the City, Finsbury and Hackney.
Consequently, when the necessary additions and substractions had been made
it was found that 1,635 °f these addresses were in Islington. It is found,
however, that the August lists for the most part contained all the names
that were sent in February, so that the number of actual homeworkers were
found to number not much more than 1,100. During the year Miss Gray
called on 646 homeworkers, whom she had not previously visited. She has