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There are two water-closets and a washhouse situated in the yard.
The water-tap is placed in the yard.
No. (c). Nine tenants, two on each floor and one in the basement.
There are one water-closet, one washhouse, and one water-supply tap, all placed in the yard.
The water-closet accommodation is insufficient in proportion to the number of persons in the
house, namely, seventeen.
No. (d). Seven tenants, two on the top and ground floors respectively, and one on each of the
t.hree other floors.
There are one water-closet, one washhouse, and one water-tap, all placed in the yard.
Charlton-street, Marylebone.—
No. (a). One tenant occupies the house and sublets rooms. There are eight tenants, each in single
rooms.
In the yard are a water-closet and a washhouse. There are two water-taps, one in the front
area and another in the yard at rear.
Foley-street, Marylebone.—This street contains houses having four storeys and basement
floors.
No. (a). This house is occupied by eight tenants. The sanitary accommodation consists of two
water-closets, both situated in the yard. One washhouse in the yard.
Two water-taps, one in the washhouse and the other in the front area.
Union-street, Marylebone.—
No. (a). Occupied by seven tenants, all in single rooms except on the top floor.
There is a water-closet in the front area, and the water-supply tap is also in this area. The
washhouse is in the backyard.
Upper Rathbone-place, St. Pancras and Marylebone.— This street contains four-storey houses
with basements. Many of them are used as shops, but others are obviously tenemented houses.
No. (a). There are seven tenants living here, and the sanitary accommodation consists of two
water-closets, one in the backyard and one in the front area.
Two water-supply taps, one on the basement floor and one on the second floor.
The washhouse is provided in the back basement room.
No. (b). Several tenants.
There are two water-closets, one in yard and one in front area.
There is one water-tap in the washhouse. The washhouse is situated in the yard.
Earl-street, Marylebone.— Contains three-storey houses.
No. (a). There are six rooms in this house, which is occupied by four tenants, there being two on
the top floor.
There is one washhouse, which is an outbuilding in the yard. The water-closet and water
supply tap are both in the yard. There is no sink.
No. (b). This house contains six rooms, and is occupied by one tenant, who sublets four rooms to
four separate lodgers.
There is one water-closet. The washhouse is an outbuilding in the yard, and the water-supply
tap is in the washhouse.
Carlisle-street, Marylebone.— A street of three-storey houses, usually with two rooms on
each floor.
No. (a). Contains six rooms, and is occupied by four tenants, two having single rooms each.
There is one water-closet. The water-tap is placed in the yard. The washhouse is an outbuilding
in the yard.
No. (b). Occupied by three tenants, one on each floor, containing two rooms each.
The one water-closet, washhouse and water-tap are all placed in the yard.
Sydney-street, Finsbury.—
No. (a). A three-storey house with basement containing four tenants. One takes the house and
occupies the two ground floor rooms and the basement kitchen. Lets two single rooms on first fleer
to two lodgers and the two top floor rooms to a third.
The back basement room is the washhouse. There is one water-closet in the yard. There are
two water-taps, one in the yard, one in the washhouse.
Rents top floor two rooms 6s. 6d., single rooms 3s. 6d. each.
White Conduit-street, Finsbury.— Contains three-storey houses with two rooms on each floor.
No. (a). Six-roomed house. One tenant occupies house and sublets one room unfurnished.
There are a washhouse, water-closet and one water-tap in the yard.
Warren-street, Finsbury.— A road of three-storey houses.
No. (a). Contains three storeys and basement. There are five tenants occupying single and two
rooms.
There are two water-closets, a washhouse and a water-tap all placed in yard.
Rents, 3s., 5s. 6d., and 7s. a week.
No. (b). Three tenants, one in two rooms and two in three rooms each.
Two water-closets, a water-tap and a washhouse in yard.
Rents, 6s. 6d., 9s. 6d., and 8s. a week.
No. (e). One tenant takes the house and occupies the ground floor and basement kitchen.
There are four lodgers.
The back basement room is fitted up as washhouse, with copper, water-tap and sink.
There is also a water-tap in yard, and the water-closet is situated here.
Richard-street, Finsbury and Islington.— Contains houses of three storeys and basements.
No. (a). One tenant occupies the house, and sublets the top and first floors to two tenants.
There is one water-closet in yard.
There are a water-tap and sink in the washhouse, which is the back basement room.
Albert-street, Islington and Finsbury.— Contains houses of three storeys with basements, two
rooms on a floor.
No. (a). One tenant occupies the house, and sublets to two lodgers the top floor and the ground
floor, each two room tenements.
The washhouse is a back addition building at the basement level.