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tions, being specially liable to outbreaks of epidemic
diseases.
Summary of my Reports to No. 3 Committee.
April 20.—Ordinary report. Report upon new houses
in Ben Jonson Road, and recommendations.
May 11.—Ordinary report. Report, Metropolitan
Waters. Report re water supply to Spring Garden
Place, and recommendations. Report re Milburn's
Grain Drying, Commercial Road.
June 8.—Ordinary report upon health. Report re
well at 63 White Horse Lane, and recommendation.
Report re houses in Mulberry Gardens, and recommendation.
Report, re body at 15, John'splace; directions
for removal. Report re Nuisance on ground at
rear of Workhouse Schools., and recommendation.
June 29.—Ordinary health and sanitary report.
Report, re house 16, York terrace, and recommendation.
July 13.—Ordinary health and sanitary report. Report,
re Small pox. No. 9, Regent's Road, and occupation
of same rooms immediately after by other persons;
enquiry proved the disease was not small pox as stated
in complaint to me. Report, re Removal of fever case to
Hospital. Report, re Milburn's Grain Drying, and recommendation.
Report, re Building Act, in relation to
Slaughter Houses.
Sept. 21—Ordinary report. Report, re 190, Mile
End Road; complaint of trade nuisance, and recommendations.
Report on water supply.
Oct. 5.—Ordinary report, re scarlet fever: report, re
scarlet fever, upon letters from officials of South Grove
Board Schools; re inspection of the surrrounding district,
report and recommendations, Report, re Cow and
Slaughter Houses, and recommendations.