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City of London 1865

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London, City of ]

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lation shall visit every room in his house or part of
a house, as aforesaid, at least once a week between
the hours of eleven and four in the day time,
and shall see to the cleanliness and good order
thereof in every particular. He shall also put
up in some conspicuous or easily accessible place or
places (as in the case of a house, behind the street
door, as in the case of a part of a house, behind
the door of each room of such part), a copy of these
Regulations, to be supplied by the Commissioners
of Sewers of the City of London; and he shall
sign them with his name and address, and shall
keep them at all times there exposed, visible and
legible. A copy of these Regulations shall be left
at every house or part of a house, let in lodgings
or occupied by members of more than one family,
by the Sanitary Inspector; and the owner of every
such house or part of a house shall appoint a
person living in every such house or part of a
house to receive such Regulations and the orders
of the said Commissioners or then- officers for such
owner.
REGULATION XV.
Every house, or part of a house, which the Commissioners
of Sewers of the City of London may lawfully
require to be registered under the 35th section
of " The Sanitary Act, 1866," shall be registered