Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Marylebone, Metropolitan Borough]
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Offence. Result.
Continually letting an illegal under- Magistrate ordered
ground room (left-hand front kitchen to be vacated
kitchen) at No. 12, Gresse Street, within a week, and
as a separate dwelling. fined Defendant £1
and £130 costs.
Walls and ceilings of room on ground Summons withdrawn,
floor at No. 24, John Street, very Defendant agreeing to
dirty. Room used for preparation pay costs. 11/6. Work
and cooking of food. complete 2nd April,
1908.
The premises, No. 12, Hereford Summons heard 16th
Street, dirty and verminous ; closets April, 1908. Work
filthy, and walls of yard dirty. complete 16th April,
1908. Costs 2/-.
The premises, No. 10, Hereford Summons heard 16th
Street, dirty and verminous ; fresh April, 1908. Abateair
inlet defective, and yard dirty. ment order made for
work to be done in 7
days. Costs 2/-.
The premises, No. 9, Hereford Street, Summons heard 16th
dirty and verminous ; area and April, 1908. Abateyard
dirty; paving of yard ment order made for
defective. work to be done in 7
days. Costs£1
3 0.
Offensive refuse removed from No. Summons withdrawn,
44, Devonshire Street, Lisson Defendant having paid
Grove, by Contractor at cost of cost of removal of
7/6, the Owner having failed to refuse, 7/6. Costs
remove the refuse after notice. £130.
Dirty condition of basement and yard Summons withdrawn,
of premises, No. 44, Devonshire Work completed.
Street, Lisson Grove ; accumulation Costs £1 3 o.
of refuse ; surface drain untrapped.
A defective drain at No. 15, Great Closing order granted.
Quebec Street. Premises empty 22nd
May, 1908. Costs 6/-.
Defective receptacle for storage of Case not proceeded with,
house refuse at No. 74, Salisbury Dustbin provided 21st
Street. May, 1908.
A defective drain at No. 2, Venables Order made to do work
Street. within 21 days, 29th
May, 1908. Costs 6/-.