London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972
View report page
Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Newington 1899
Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the Parish of St. Mary, Newington, London
This page requires JavaScript
36
DISINFECTION.
The various processes of disinfection, of which a full description
was given in my report for 1898, have been carried out in a
satisfactory manner during the year under consideration.
HOUSES LET IN LODGINGS.
The number of houses on the register at the end of 1899 was two.
At the time of writing this report an additional twenty.five houses
have been added to the list. The work of inspecting the houses
has been placed upon the shoulders of Mr. Long, Chief Sanitary
Inspector.
BAKEHOUSES.
The total number of existing Bakehouses is 70. Inspections
have been made during the year. They were all found in a clean
and satisfactory state. It has not been necessary during the year to
serve any notice as no defect has been complained of.
SLAUGHTER-HOUSES AND COWHOUSES.
Four Cowhouses and seven Slaughter-houses were inspected, and found to be in a clean and good sanitary state.
Slaughter-houses.
| Name. | Address. | |
|---|---|---|
| Edward Bailey | 11, Walworth Boad | |
| John Cuss | 70, Union Boad | |
| Alfred James Mitchell | 283, Walworth Boad | |
| Thomas Ferris | 244, Walworth Boad | |
| Charles Skinner | 3, Lucas Boad | |
| Charles Newbury | 129, Hillingdon Street | |
| Francis Chalkley | 98, Cambridge Street | |