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Public Health (London) Act, 1891—continued. page
,, ,, ,, „ Water supply, and cutting-ofif
powers 122
,, „ ,, ,, Infectious disease—Notification 122
,, „ ,, ,, ,, ,, —Prevention 123
,, „ ,, ,, Hospitals and Ambulances 124
,, ,. ,, ,, Mortuary; Post-mortem room;
Coroner's Court 124
,, ,, ,, ,, Tents and Vans 125
,, ,, ,, ,, Underground Rooms 125
,, ,, ,, ,, Committee for executing the
Act 126
,, ,, ,, ,, Supersession of the Sanitary
Authority 126
,, „ ,, ,, Defaulting Sanitary Authority 126
,, ,, ,, ,, Officers 127
,, ,, ,, ,, Legal Proceedings; Powers
of Entry 127
,, ,, Schedules 129
,, ,, Recommendations of the Medical Officer of
Health with respect to the Bill 130
,, ,, The Local Government Board's views with respect to 131
,, ,, The London County Council and the 133
Factory and Workshop Act, 1891, General Remarks on the 136
,, „ Provisions of with respect to Notices by Factory
Inspector toSanitary
Authority 138
,, ,, ,, ,, Sanitary Authority
in default 139
,, ,, ,, „ Workshops, &c.,
Cleansing of 139
,, ,, ,, ,, Bakehouses 140
,, „ ,, ,, Powers of Entry 140
,, ,, ,, ,, Nuisance, Freedom
from 140
,, ,, Workshop; Definition of 141
Sanitary Legislation of 1891, The Vestry's action with respect to the
Duties imposed by the 142
,, ,, Report of the Medical Officer of Health
on the 143
,, ,, Cost of carrying out the new Acts 145