[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Parish of St Mary]
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Table: TABLE II.NEW CASES OF DISEASE COMING UNDER TREATMENT DURING THE FIVE WEEKS ENDING SATURDAY, THE 29 th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1866, AT THE FOLLOWING INSTITUTIONS:—
TABLE II.
NEW CASES OF DISEASE COMING UNDER TREATMENT DURING THE FIVE WEEKS ENDING SATURDAY, THE 29 th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1866, AT THE FOLLOWING INSTITUTIONS:—
* Of which. 46 were "Choleraic Diarrhœa."
+ Some of these cases were attended at first, or throughout, by Private Medical Men: but as all either ultimately were
pent to the Hospital, or claimed compensation, through their friends, for articles destroyed, I have included them in
this column.
‡ "Typhoid."
Table: TABLE III.HOUSES INSPECTED AND SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS EFFECTED, From August 27th, 1866, to September 29th, 1866.
TABLE III.
HOUSES INSPECTED AND SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS EFFECTED, From August 27th, 1866, to September 29th, 1866.
West District.
East District.
Total.
Number of houses inspected
551
525
1076
Drains
Constructed
1
28
29
Improved or repaired
5
86
91
Traps fixed
32
76
108
Cesspools.
Abolished
..
11
11
Cleansed or disinfected
3
5
8
Privies and Water Closets
Pan, trap, and water supply furnished
1
27
28
Pan and trap only furnished
..
29
29
Water supply furnished
19
96
115
Dust bins
Constructed
12
90
102
Repaired and covers adapted
23
102
125
Surface Drains and Pavements of Yards
Constructed
8
28
36
Relaid
13
87
100
General WaterSupply
New receptacle provided
2
37
39
Receptacle repaired and cleansed
12
26
38
Water supply provided
..
19
19
Other Improve- meuts
Houses generally repaired
17
59
76
„ cleansed or limewaahed
16
85
101
„ ventilated
..
6
6
..
24
24
Illegal use of underground Rooms for sleeping discontinued