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St Pancras 1895

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras]

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Table: In the Annual Report of the Medical Officer of Health of the Administrative County of London for 1894, recently issued, the number of Sanitary Inspectors in each of the Metropolitan Districts and the proportion they bear to the number of houses, and number of population is stated to be:—

In the Annual Report of the Medical Officer of Health of the Administrative County of London for 1894, recently issued, the number of Sanitary Inspectors in each of the Metropolitan Districts and the proportion they bear to the number of houses, and number of population is stated to be:—

Vestries and District Boards.No. of Sanitary Inspectors.No. of houses to each Sanitary Inspector, 1895.No. of inhabitants to each Sanitary Inspector 1895.
West.
Kensington6392028,261
Hammersmith6252116,528
Fulham4392127,012
Paddington5312624,322
Chelsea3415932,464
St. George, Hanover Square3328925,145
Westminster3191217,663
St. James2166912,216
North.
St. Marylebone6259623,542
Hampstead4260118,651
St. Pancras10267824,163
Islington18221618,152
Hackney12251716,927
Stoke Newington3168910,605
Central.
St. Giles58067,578
St. Martin-in-the-Fields27466,560
Strand310938,008
Holborn3105110,864
Clerkenwell3226521,462
St. Luke2215820,160
London (City of)1010243,644

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IV—SANITATION.
STAFF AND GENERAL WORK.