London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Southwark 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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Jubilee dwellings, Artizans dwellings Boyfield street, Young's
buildings, Queen's buildings, Princess place, Library mansions, Great
Suffolk street, St. George's mansions, Marshall's buildings, Gray street,
Webber street, Pocock street, Clapton buildings, Valentine row, Quinn
square, Southwark Bridge road, Collinson street, Friar street, Overy
buildings, Delarch buildings, Tupman place, Montague street, Algar
buildings, Gerridge street, Webber row, Dauncy buildings, Harrow street,
Mawilley buildings, New Winchester buildings, Grotto place, Lower
Grotto place, Lant street, Bittern street, Lant place, Foundry yard,
Toulmin street, Murphy buildings, Rodney street, Hunter buildings,
Gardiner buildings, St. George's buildings, Queen's court, King's court,
Ilfracombe buildings.
Miscellaneous Nuisances abated, with localities.
Animals:—
Cats—Great Suffolk street.
Ducks—Toulmin street.
Babbits—Princess place.
Rats—Belvedere buildings, Tower street, Southwark Bridge road,
Little Suffolk street, Gerridge street, Borough High street.
Fat and Bones—Red Cross street.
Stagnant Watek—City and South London Electric Railway, Borough
Road Station.
Foul Accumulations—Queen's court (several cases), Clapton buildings,
Great Suffolk street, Friar street, Borough High street, Red Cross
street, Lancaster street, Rush worth street, King James street,
Borough road, Sturge street, Waterloo road.
ST. JUDE'S WARD.
House to house inspections were carried out in the following
localities:—
Gladstone street, Hayles street, Barbel street, Ontario street, Burman
street, Earl street, Bath street, St. George's buildings, Marshall street,