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St Giles (Camden) 1892

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

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Table: Inspector Blatchford and Sergeant Raven, of the Bow Street E Sub-division, have the supervision of all the houses, with the exception of No. 14, Lumber Court, which is attached to the Vine Street C Sub-division, under Inspector Shannon and Sergeant Lane.

Inspector Blatchford and Sergeant Raven, of the Bow Street E Sub-division, have the supervision of all the houses, with the exception of No. 14, Lumber Court, which is attached to the Vine Street C Sub-division, under Inspector Shannon and Sergeant Lane.

Street or Place.No. of Lodgers allowed.Owner.Street or Place.No. of Lodgers allowed.Owner.
11, Newton Street30Mr. Jones.11, Short's Gardens36Mr. Biss.
13, „ „43„12, „62„
15, „ „23„13, „20„
19, Macklin Street54Mrs. Howell.20, „34„
21, ,, ,,30,,21, ,,46,,
6, Betterton Street96Mrs. Cooper.22, ,,36,,
8, ,, ,,18Mr. Hall.20 & 21, Queen Street34Mr. Renwick.
8, Parker Street34Mrs. Bresnahau22 & 23, „169,,
10, „ ,,50,,24 & 25, ,,62,,
45, „ ,,57Mr. Raynard.3, Neal's Yard44,,
148, Drury Lane37Mrs. Light.12, Kemble Street100Mr. Campbell.
1 to 8, Kennedy Ct.157Mr. Walters.14, ,,71,,
1,2, 3, Maras Bdgs 25, Great Queen38Mr. McCarthy.16, Castle Street29Mrs. Conner.
7. Dyott Street32Mrs. Hill.
Street 56,ParkerStreet )165Mr. Lodge.8, „25,,
8a, ,,30,,
13&14, Lumber Ct73Mr. Smith.9, ,,30,,
0 & 7, Wild Court...77Mr. Sayers.

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lhe London County Council have completed the newlyerected
common lodging-house in Parker Street, Drury
Lane. At the opening ceremony on 25th January, 1893,
Mr. Beachcroft, chairman of the Public Health and Housing
Committee of the Council, gave the following interesting
statement about it :—
" The building was designed by Messrs. Gibson and
Russell, of Little Queen Street. The work was put out to
tender, and that of Messrs. Holloway for £14,300 was
accepted. The addition of a laundry, which will effect a
saving in maintenance, and enlargement of the site, to some
extent accounts for the difference over original pians of the
Council for £10,000. The furnishing has cost £1,250, and
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