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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

St Pancras 1869

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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Table: APPENDIX A. SAINT PANCRAS, MIDDLESEX. department OF works. Return of principal Sewer Works executed during the year, 1869.

APPENDIX A. SAINT PANCRAS, MIDDLESEX. department OF works. Return of principal Sewer Works executed during the year, 1869.

Date, 1869.Locality.Description.Remarks.
Number of feet.
Large BrickPipe.Brick Barrel
JanuaryCrown Terrace...212...Reconstruction.
MayWinscombe Street & part of Chester Road580......New.
MaySwain's Lane...258...New.
AugustDitch on East side Dartmouth Estate...910...New.
AugustIn field, South of Infirmary to Sewer in Ray don Street...460...New.
5801840
The following have been laid at private cost, under official supervision, viz.:—
In part of Chester Road & in Raydon Street1050
Doynton Street...476
Colva Street...640
Dickenson Street (Tributary)...90
Willingham Terrace...220
10501426
The following Sewers have been repaired:—
FebruaryMillfield Lane—Clarendon Street.
MarchKing's Cross Road.
MayCheney Street—Draper's Place.
MayRathbone Place.
JulyBrook's Gardens—Chesterfield Street. Watford Street—Cumberland Court. Little Randolph St.—Union Terrace—Stanhope St.
AugustYork Place.
SeptemberMary Place.
DecemberNorth Terrace—Tavistock Square.

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The Sewers were deodorized as usual with Carbolic Acid.
24th March, 1870.
CHAS. WORRELL,
Chief Clerk.