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62, Neal Street Tenement House.
12, Gower Mews Stable.
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238, Tottenham Court Road Shop and premises-
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1, Drury Lane Brewery premises.
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3, Bolton Mews Stable.
41, Neal Street Shop and premises.
16, Sardinia Street Workshop.
38, Great Coram Street Shop and premises.
Sanitary Congress at Dublin.
Your Member, Mr. James Smith, your Clerk, Mr. Henry
C. Jones, and myself, as your appointed delegates, attended
the Congress of the Royal Institute of Public Health, held
at Dublin from the 18th to the 24th of August last.
The Congress opened its proceedings on Thursday
morning, 18th August, at the Examination Hall of Trinity
College, where the delegates, Mayors of many towns, and
a large number of visitors from England, Scotland, Wales,
and the Irish Provinces, were received by the Lord Mayor,
the President of the Congress, and the Executive
Committee.
After the reception, Sir Charles Cameron, President of
the Congress, gave his address, in which he advocated as
agents for improving the morale and physique of the
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