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St Giles (Camberwell) 1891
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]
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TABLE XVI.
Return of houses and articles of bedding, clothing, &c., which have been disinfected after
INFECTIOUS DISEASE, FROM THE 26TH MARCH, 1891, TO THE 25TH MARCH, 1892, INCLUSIVE.
INSPECTORS.
Houses Disinfected.
ARTICLES DISINFECTED.
ARTICLES DESTROYED.
Compensation
allowed
for the articles
destroyed.
Lots,
including
Beds.
Blankets.
Sheets.
Pillows & Cushions.
Mattresses.
Palliasses.
Bolsters.
Counterpanes.
Wearing Apparel.
Beds.
Blankets.
Sheets.
Pillows & Cushions.
Mattresses.
Palliasses.
Bolsters.
Counterpanes.
Wearing Apparel.
Stevenson
147
175
248
412
239
454
44
193
85
121
116
Nothing destroyed for which any compensation
has been made.
£
s.
d.
—
Groom
146
167
234
395
231
437
39
186
76
115
109
do.
—
Pointon
137
162
225
383
220
398
37
179
74
107
99
do.
—
Dewey
96
115
161
270
154
309
33
136
6]
79
74
do.
—
Eagle
155
173
252
409
230
411
31
201
79
139
137
do.
—
Assistants
45
54
82
120
75
141
11
75
30
33
32
do.
—
Total
726
846
1202
1989
1142
2150
195
970
405
594
567
—