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St Pancras 1893

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

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Inspection of streets from house to house during the years 1891, 1892, and 1893.

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189118921893
1st Quarter963299141
2nd „350742288
3rd „201117113
4th „521761210
Total20352973652

During the third quarters of both 1892 and 1893 three temporary Sanitary
Inspectors were employed, but the number of infectious cases in 1893 was
practically double of that in 1892, and the temporary Inspectors had the
additional duties of making daily enquiries at foreign boarding houses and
hotels as to new arrivals from abroad and as to their health, of making daily
inspections of the markets and market streets, and of shops for the sale of
meat, fish, vegetables, and fruit, in addition to assisting in drain-testing and
sampling, so that little time remained for house-to-house inspection in 1893.

During the same [period the following number of inspection of premises, &c., were made :—

1891.1892.1893.
Inspections.Re-inspectionsDust.Inspections.Re-inspectionsDust.Inspections.Re-in-spectionsDust
1st Quarter78732930642368024107084575939616
2nd „32542876598642084395260361784283_
3rd ,,33502986346159413818661543144_
4th „35603108385656414886273874677
Total . .1803711900139451947015509969525478100656

Also during the same period the following number of articles were disinfected or destroyed:—

1891.1892.1893.
Disinfected.DestroyedDisinfected.DestroyedDisinfected.Destroyed
1st Quarter209710331271285926207
2nd „190612642251437767821
3rd ,,319873651817310524390
4th „596289763716714567643
Total1316339121507611 387842061