Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the vital and sanitary statistics of the Parish of Lambeth during the year 1898
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the Steam Boats plying on the Thames, the Vestry decided
to act (in conjunction with other Sanitary Authorities
affected) by petitioning the London Port Authority (i.e.,
the Corporation of the City) who alone have jurisdiction
over the Thames navigation.
The London County Council have drawn the Vestry's
attention to smoke nuisances observed by their own officers
on 69 different occasions, as follows:—
Laundry, 31, Thornton Street
Sussex Road Board School
Charing Cross and Strand Electricity Supply Company,
85, Commercial Road (9 occasions)
Messrs. Stiff & Sons, Albert Embankment (5 occasions)
Messrs. Doulton & Co , Albert Embankment (3 occasions)
Bakery, 66, Brixton Road (2 occasions)
Messrs. Clowes & Son, Duke Street (7 occasions)
Messrs. Walkers, Parkers & Co., 63, Belvedere Road (5
occasions)
New London Brewery, Durham Street (2 occasions)
Laundry, 274, South Lambeth Road (2 occasions)
Vine Lodge, Bonnington Square
Waterloo and City Electricity Generating Station, Launcelot
Street
South Metropolitan Gas Co., Vauxhall (2 occasions)
Messrs. Barry & Sons, 1, Thorparch Road
Sunny Bank Laundry, Vauxhall (2 occasions)
Mr. Peter Brotherhood, Belvedere Road (3 occasions)
St. Thomas's Hospital, Lambeth Palace Road
Messrs. Brand & Co., 86, South Lambeth Road
Messrs. Maudslay, Son & Field, 110, Westminster Bridge
Road (2 occasions)
Messrs. Seth Taylor, Commercial Road (5 occasions)
Messrs. Barrett & Co., Bond Street, Vauxhall (3 occasions)
L. & S. Western Railway Co., Nine Elms
Messrs. Daun & Valentin, 107 -109, Lambeth Road