London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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St Giles (Camden) 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Giles District]

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fowls, which were found on premises so kept as to be a
nuisance or injurious to health, were removed immediately
upon notices being served upon the respective owners.
Disinfection,
During the year 155 rooms were disinfected with sulphur
by the Board's servants free of charge after the following
infectious diseases:—
Scarlet Fever
Diphtheria
Small-pox
Enteric Fever
Other Diseases
Total
90
37
1
25
2
—155

The following is a List of the Clothing, Bedding and other Articles brought from the infected Houses and Baked in the Hot-air Chamber at the Stone Yard.

Articles.NumberArticles.NumberArticles.Number
Aprons3Dress Bodices12Scarves5
Beds109Dress Skirts9Shawls23
Bed-covers5Dressing Gowns10Sheets171
Blankets187Frocks13Shirts30
Bolsters65Gloves9Slippers2
Bolster Cases18Guernseys8Socks15
Books27Handkerchiefs41Stays10
Braces2Hats5Stockings7
Cape1Jackets26Sundries113
Carpets16Mats8Table Cloths6
Carpet Pieces17Mattresses19Table Covers4
Chemises8Necktie1Towels42
Coats21Night Dresses18Trousers21
Collars15Night Shirts5Ulster1
Cuffs2Paliasse1Vallances12
Curtains14Petticoats43Vests25
Cushions33Pillows220Wrappers6
Counterpanes69Pillow Cases162
Drawers20Quilts41Total1,818
Dresses10Rugs32