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

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St Giles (Camden) 1895

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

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Little White Lion Street.
Lumber Court.
Maynard Street.
Middle Yard.
Montague Mews.
Neal's Yard.
New Yard.
Newman's Row.
New Tnrnstile.
North Crescent.
Queen's Head Yard.
Queen Street.
Redcar Yard.
Ridgmount Gardens.
Ridgmount Street.
Russell Mews.
Serle Street.
Southampton Mews.
Stone Yard.
Tavistock Mews.
Tich borne Court.
Torrington Square.
Upper Montague Mews.
Woburn Mews.
Woburn Mews East.
The surfaces of the following public-ways were flushed
twice weekly during the summer months; the quantity of
water used amounted to 4,953,700 gallons:—
Bernard Mews.
Bloomsbury Court.
Clarke's Buildings.
Denmark Place.
*Dunn's Passage.
*Drury Lane.
*Galen Place.
*Gate Street.
George Yard.
Green Dragon Yard.
Great Turnstile.
*Ball's Yard.
Holborn Place.
*Hunter Mews.
*Kennedy Court.
Lascelles Court.
Lascelles Place.
Little Turnstile.
*Lloyd's Court.
*Little Earl Street.
Little Denmark Street.
*Lumber Court.
Middle Yard.
*Montague Mews.
*Monarch Yard.
*Neal's Yard.
New Yard.
New Turnstile
*Nottingham Court.
Parker Street.
Phoenix Street.
Queen's Head Yard.
Sardinia Place.
*Shelton Street.
*Southampton Mews.
Stacey Street.
Tichborne Court.
*Tower Street.
Twyford Buildings.
Vine Street.
*Wild Court.
The streets in the above list marked with an asterisk
were flushed the whole year round.
Street Cleansing.
The question of the scavenging and street watering
within the District has occupied the attention of your Board
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