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London County Council 1895

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London County Council]

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Tabular Statement showing whether By-laws and Regulations have been made by the several sanitary authorities under the sections of the Public Health (London) Act, 1891, which confer obligatory or permissive powers for this purpose; or whether regulations dealing with the same subject had been made before 1891 under preceding acts.

Sanitary District.By-laws which Authority "shall" make.Provision as to cubic air space.Number of houses on register regulated at the present time.By-laws which Authority "may" make.Regulations which Authority may make.
16 (1.) Various nuisances.39 (2.) Supply of water to water closets.50. Cleansing of cisterns.94. Houses let in lodgings.451 (a.) Conduct of persons using Public sanitary conveniences.66. Removal to hospital.88. Mortuaries.95. Tents and vans.90. Management of post mortem rooms.45 1 (a.) Management of public sanitary conveniences.
Cubic feet for each person when room is used exclusively as a sleeping apartment.Cubic feet for each person in a sleeping apartment which is not used exclusively for that purpose.
KensingtonYesYesYes*1886300400Two children under 12 count as one adult1800Have regulationsHave regulations
Hammersmith111111*1887300400,, ,,0Have regulations
Fulham1111111695300400Half these amounts for children of an age not exceeding 10 years0Have regulationsHave regulations
Paddington1111111894300400,, ,,0
Chelsea111111†1868300350Two children under 10 count as one adult0Have regulations
St. George, Hanover-square11111894300400Half these amounts for children of an age not exceeding 10 years73Have regulations
Westminster1111111893300400,, ,,950YesYes
St. James11111895300400Two children under 12 count as one adult29YesYesYes
Marylebone111111† 1890300400No special mention of children931Have regulations
HampsteadYesYesYes† 1885300400Two children under 12 count as one adult1107Have regulationsHave regulations
St. Pancras,,,,,,1893300400No special mention of children166YesYes
Islington,,,,,,1894300400Half these amounts for children of an age not exceeding 10 years300Yes
Hackney,,,,,,1895300400,, ,,0Have regulations
Stoke Newington,,,,,,1895300400,, ,,0Yes
St. Giles,,,,,,† 1887300400Two children under 12 count as one adult481Have regulations
St. Martin-in-the-Fields,,,,,,† l884300400Half these amounts for children of an age not exceeding 10 years180Yes
Strand,,,,,,1894300400No special mention of children86Have regulationsHave regulationsHave regulations
Holborn,,,,,,† 1885300350Two children under 12 count as one adult35Have regulations
Clerkenwell,,,,,,*1887350 cubic ft. per person in a room occupied as a sleeping room whether used exclusively for that purpose or notHalf this for children of an age not exceeding 12 years0Have regulations
St. Luke,,,,,,1895300400Half these amounts for children of an age not exceeding 10 years0
**London, City of,,,,,,

. e e 8?ven ?a ^at °f regulations made under the Act of 1866, by-laws under the Act of 1891 have been framed, but have not yet been confirmed by the Local Government Board.
to ^ate £*ven *8 regulations made under the Act of 1866, it does not appear that there is any present intention of replacing these by by-laws under the Act of 1891.
** Regulations have been enforced, and about 1,350 tenement houses in the City are now registered. New by-laws have been framed under the Act of 1891, an£ tfiese are now awaiting confirmation by the Local Government Board.