Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hamlet of Mile End Old Town]
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of depriving houses of the supply on account of nonpayment
of rates—and recommendation.
July 1.—Ordinary report.—Report re 31, Patterson
Street, and adjoining cow-barn, and recommendations.
July 15.—Ordinary report.
July 29.—Ordinary report.—Report re Report of
Metropolitan Asylums' Board.—Report, by direction of
the Committee, re 6, Charles Street, West Ward, its
sanitary condition, &c., and recommendations.
Sept. 25.—Ordinary report for nine weeks during
vacation.—Report re Regent's Canal,
Oct. 23.—Ordinary report.—Reports re Barr's Slaughter
house, Dempsey Street, upon complaints, and cow
barn, Jamaica Street,
Nov. 9.—Ordinary report.—Report of correspondence
with East London Water Works Company, upon their
requiring to be furnished with specific cases of complaints
referred to in my last Annual Report, of water
being cut off by the Company from various dwellings.
Dec. 2.—Ordinary report.
Dec. 16.—Ordinary report.
1873. Jan. 6.—Ordinary report.—Report re 6, Baker
Street, and removal of a fever case, upon sanitary condition
ot the premises.—Report re Spill's Waterproof
Manufactory, and recommendations.—Report re sanitary
condition of houses 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, Plummer's Row,
and recommendations.
Jan. 20.—Ordinary report.—Report re Spill's Manufactory.
Feb 3.—Ordinary report.—Reports re Spill's Manufactory
and houses in Plummer's Row.
Feb. 17.—Ordinary report.—Report re 46, Baker
Street, upon the complaint of the Vicar of St. Philip's.