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Table B List of Trades—Workshops 99
Table C List of Trades—Outworkers 101
Table D Pilled in at the request of the Secretary of State 101
Bakehouses, &c. 104
Slaughterhouses and Cowhouses 104
Coffee Shops, Eating Houses, Hotels and Restaurants, &c. 106
Milkshops 107
Ice Cream 107
Smoke Nuisances and Nuisances from Traction Engines and Locomotives
107
Food and Drugs Acts 108
Unsound Food, and Examination of Unsound Food at Wharves, etc. 117
Clean Milk 119
Bread Acts 121
Sale of florse-Flesh, etc., Regulation Act, 1889 124
Housing of the Working Classes 125
Houses Let in Lodgings 129
Sewerage and Drainage 130
Combined Drainage 36
By-laws—Water Closets, Earth Closets, Privies, and Receptacles
for Dung 140
Offensive Trades 142
Removal of Offensive Trade and other Refuse—Proposed amendment
of Public Health (London) Act, 1891 144
Removal o? Dead Horses—By-Laws 148
Conference on the Administration of the Public Health (London)
Act, 1891 149
London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1904 157
Water Supplies to Schools 158
Railway Stations—Inspection of Sanitary Conveniences 159
Customs and Inland Revenue Act, 1890, and Revenue Act, 1903 160
Sanitary Insptctors' Work, &c., House to House Inspections, Overcrowding
and Police Court Proceedings 160
Sanitary Legislation 167
Sanitary Inspectors' Reports—
Mr. Boyce, Bow West Division 169
,, Field, Bow East Division 176
„ Langley, Bromley North Division 188
„ Miners, Bromley Central Division 194
„ Johnson, West Combined Division 199
„ Bullock, East Combined Division 212
„ Mr. Foad, Poplar South Division 220
Miss Tattersall (Lady Inspector) 226
Mr. Wm. Johnson (Assistant Inspector), Houses Let in Lodgings 228