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St Pancras 1901

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

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Table: Intimations as to Nuisances served by Sanitary Inspectors daring the 52 Weeks ended December 28th, 1901—continued.

Intimations as to Nuisances served by Sanitary Inspectors daring the 52 Weeks ended December 28th, 1901—continued.

Nuisances.Districts and Inspectors.N. 1. 2. G. R.N. 3. 4, 5. H. N.N 3, 4, 5. E. J. D.E. 1, 2, 3. C. H. J.E. 4, 5. W. B.W. 1, 2. H. G. W.W. 3. 4, 5. J. I. L.S. 1,2, 3. H. R. C.S. 4, 5. J. L.Tenement Houses.Workplaces.Food.Totals.
N. & E. W. J. S.W. & S. A H. W.Men.F. A. B.Women. A. J. S.N. & E. W. G. A.W. & S. J. O.
Brought forward332303772083952754882303206415412572——3070
34 An accumulation or deposit of refuse injurious to health, by reaBon of the want of a proper dustbin or ashpit1525233636292342—1578——241
35 The dustbin or ashpit defective27426184337212024210——214
36 „ „ placed in an improper position2—4—————1———1——8
37 The drain foul9——561—415—21———43
33 „ defective7916120115641046150727119———708
39 ,, choked or stopped33—71017142316w ^ 7—151——134
40 ,, unventilated5—108553013934—31———249
41 The rainwater pipe in direct communication with the drain42322101926231614—33———181
42 ,, „ in direct communication with the soil-pipe4—5——43————————16
43 ,, ,, defective6—73715166911161——88
41 The water supply used for domestic purposes connected with the cistern which is used for flushing the W.C.———1—71—3——————, 12
45 The house without a proper water supply1—284445211————32
46 The roof defective9—431011191391211157——150
47 The guttering defective3—1032197211341—56
48 The area improperly paved——311—1624—4————31
49 „ dirty———1216313l1————73
50 „ undrained2—1—————2——————5
51 The paving of the washhouse defective5—13—633442—7—1——75
52 The back addition walls defective1———11—————————3
53 The want of a proper manure receptacle315—7112—6—22———39
54 The bakehouse walls dirty——————7————26———33
55 An animal kept in such a manner as to be a nuisance2—1—101——4—1————19
56 1 he house or part of the house so overcrowded as to bo injurious or dangerous to the health of the inmates4———36131112722—1——97
57 An underground room occupied as a dwelling contrary to the provisions of the Act1———7———2——————10
58 A tent, van, shed, or similar structure used for human habitation which is in such a state as to be injurious or dangerous to the health of the inmates————————————————
59 The space below floor in the basement or ground floor being unventilated2——34——3————1——13
60 The space below floor in the basement or ground floor being improperly or insufficiently ventilated9—111—3————————15
61 Other nuisances2—112912516521027——1426
Totals57359777464686607871408577-245446223104—16041