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October 4th—Ordinary Report and re Fibre Manufactory, Redman's
Road, and Regent's Court, Maplin Street.
October 18th.—Ordinary Report and re Scarlet Fever.
November 1st.—Ordinary Report and re Small Pox.
November 15th.—Ordinary Report and re Rates of Mortality.
November 29th.—Ordinary Report and re Scarlet Fever.
December 13th.—Ordinary Report and re Letter from Rev. J. Mahomed.
January 17th.—Ordinary Report and re Small Pox.
January 31st.—Ordinary Report and re Contagious Diseases (Animals
Act.
February 14th.—Ordinary Report re Small Pox.
February 28th.—Ordinary Report and re Small Pox.
March 14th.—Ordinary Report and re Small Pox.
the following is the
SANITARY INSPECTOR'S REPORT OF WORKS EXECUTED
DURING THE YEAR 18S0-1881.
Houses and premises connected with sewers 58
Old drains abolished 37
Closets cleansed and repaired 36
Houses cleansed, &c. 134
Houses disinfected in consequence of infectious diseases having
occurred therein 136
Number of articles of bedding and clothing disinfected 720
Drains cleansed and repaired 231
Water supply provided 9
Accumulations of offensive matter removed from different premises 32
Premises from which pigs were removed 14
Defective paving repaired in yards of houses 42
New closets provided 4
Cesspools abolished 5
Many inspections of premises were offensive works are carried on,
have been made during the year, and the necessary orders given for the
abatement of nuisances.
In all cases coming to my knowledge, I have removed and properly
disinfected (with the consent of the owners) all bedding and clothing
used by persons suffering from infectious diseases.
The slaughter and cow houses in the Hamlet have also been
frequently visited during the year.
Your obedient Servant,
HENRY LESHAW,
Sanitary Inspector.