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 Kensington]
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Stable Refuse—continued. page
,, ,, Suggestion that the Vestry, having now a Depdt at
Purfleet, should undertake, at the cost of the Producers,
the Collection and Removal of 199
Disinfection in 1891 199
Public Sanitary Conveniences, and Public-house Urinals 200
Public Baths and Wash-houses: Wash-Houses A Desideratum 201
Public Mortuary: Observations with reference to the 202
,, Bodies admitted to; Particulars with reference to 202
,, Royal Commission of 1882, Views of, with respect to 203
Coroner's Court provided by the Vestry at the Town Hall 204
,, Majority of Inquest's now held at the 205
Still-Born Children: Scandal connected with the Burial of, Exposed 205
Houses Let in Lodgings, Regulations for 207
Underground Rooms: Legislation, with reference to 207
Metropolitan Sewage : Action of the late Metropolitan Board of Works
with reference to Disposal of 208
,., Sir Henry Roscoe's Reports and Conclusions with
reference to disposal of 208
,, ,, Precipitation Works at Crossness, completed:
Alleged improvement in condition of the River 210
,, „ Treatment of; Three proposed Systems 211
Water Supply: Bills in Parliament (1891) relating to 212
,, London Water Bill (1892) becomes Law 213
,, Water Companirs (Regulation of Powers) Bill
introduced (1892) 216
,, Constant Service, How to be obtained 215
,, ,, Extension of, in Kensington 217
,, ,, ,, County Council requested by Vestry
to make it general in Kensington 217
,, ,, „ To be given to all London 217
,, ,, ,, Regulations of the Companies with
reference to: Reprint of Report by
Medical Officer of Health, (1872) 217
,, „ ,, Extent to which it has been given 220
,, ,, ,, Advantages of 221