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Coroner's, containing this advice, and published by the City Corporation for distribution
had ever been seen or heard of by any of the tenants and employees at
Byron House.
(2) Inquest, held on 21st September, 1925, concerning the origin, cause, and
all the circumstances at the burning on the 18th September, of Byron House,
Nos. 2 and 4, Finsbury Street, City, E.C., at which the jury returned a unanimous
verdict to the effect that the cause of the fire was unknown, and calling the attention
of the City Corporation to the defective electrical installation and the need of such
being brought up to date.
The Coroner in his Statutory report on the fire, to the Lord Mayor and Home Secretary,
suggested that the Regulations of the Institute of Electrical Engineers, for the Electrical
Equipment of Buildings, should be made compulsory throughout the City of London.
SANITARY INSPECTIONS.
The following is a statement of the work of the Sanitary Inspectors in their several
Districts during each month of the year:—