[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Marylebone, Metropolitan Borough] page 76

Marylebone 1913

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Marylebone, Metropolitan Borough]

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14, Allsop Street	Proper means of external light and ventilation provided at the rear of the premises. The water closet lighted and ventilated from external air and disconnected from house by a ventilated lobby; the drinking water arrangements amended.
9, Earl Street	The water closet in basement reconstructed in new position, with proper external light and ventilation and disconnected from house by a ventilated lobby.
14, Little Grove Street	The attention of the owner was called to the unsatisfactory condition of the cottage at the rear of these premises, which was subsequently closed voluntarily. No works carried out.
Lisson Buildings	The attention of the owner was called to the unsatisfactory condition of several of the tenements in these buildings. They were subsequently closed voluntarily with a view to reconstruction of the interior.
4, Huntsworth Mews	Additional means of external light and ventilation provided to the living and bed rooms, water closet reconstructed in suitable position; the premises renovated throughout.
21, Huntsworth Mews	The attention of the owner was called to the unsatisfactory condition of these premises which were subsequently reconstructed as a garage with living rooms over.
23, Huntsworth Mews	Ditto.
25, Huntsworth Mews	The attention of the owner was called to the unsatisfactory condition of these premises, which were closed. They were subsequently renovated and adapted for use as a store.
32, Huntsworth Mews	The attention of the owner was called to the unsatisfactory condition of these premises. They were subsequently closed voluntarily with a view to structural alterations.