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St Giles (Camden) 1895

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

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was within the St. Pancras Parish was by arrangement
with that Vestry executed at their expense by the Board's
Contractors. The amount received from the St. Pancras
Vestry for this work was £88 3s. 6d.
For the purpose of obtaining an outlet for Woburn
Square (west side) sewer, a portion of the old sewer within
the St. Pancras Parish was reconstructed by this Board.
Drains.
146 applications were received during the year for the
construction of new, and reconstruction or partial reconstruction
of existing, drains at 161 private premises within
the District. The whole of the work laid was tested by
the Board's officials before being covered in; the fees
received in respect of the same amounted to £38 10s.
Abbey Place.
Alfred Mews.
Bainbridge Street.
Bernard Mews.
Calsen Yard.
Bedford Avenue.
Charlotte Mews,
Chapel Yard.
Church Passage.
Charing Cross Road.
Clarke's Buildings.
Compton Mews.
Denmark Place.
Hyde Street.
Dunn's Passage.
Galen Place.
Gate Street.
George Yard.
Goldsmith Street.
Gower Mews.
Great Turnstile.
Hall's Yard.
Henrietta Mews.
Hunter Mews.
Kennedy Court.
Monarch Yard.
Lawrence Street.
Lascelles Place.
Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Little Denmark Street.
Flushing of Sewers and Surfaces of Courts.
The following sewers were flushed by water obtained
from the New River Co.'s mains during the summer
months ; the quantity of water used was 2,301,775 gallons.