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Paddington 1872

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Table: Systematic Inspection of Stables and Mews by Inspector Parsons , continued from Quarter ending March 1872.

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Systematic Inspection of Stables and Mews by Inspector Parsons , continued from Quarter ending March 1872.

Mews & Stables.	Houses and Stables.	Inhabitants.	Orders.	Remarks.
London General Omnibus Company Stables	2	130 Horses	9	Very clean, ventilated above stables, newly built, well paved and good water tank, and w.c , 2 dwelling houses, 14 stable-men employed besides drivers, conductors, &c
Southwick Mews	13	60	8	Rooms small, with low ceilings
Douglas or Hamilton Mews	..	..	4	High buildings surround. Iron steps and a gallery for entering the rooms outside the stables—a good plan
Charles Mews	31	67	7	Fair state, shops, trades, and a livery stable
Brook Mews North	23	163	15	Small rooms, ceilings low, many stables been converted into shops
Little Brook Mews	8	81	6	Much sanitary work done at various times, rooms small, w.c. badly situate, ceilings low
Upper Brook Mews	21	106	31	Better state, trades carried on
Frederick Mews	16	70	4	Paving and gullies bad, overcrowding abated, works ordered and completed
Connaught Mews	12	18	..	Much improved, a wheelwright's forge, and other trades are carried on here
Westbourne Terrace Mews	13	82	..	Very clean and perfect in the management of stables, but discontinue to deposit manure against rear of wall of Gloucester Terrace Houses
Eastbourne Mews	44	187	10	Very fair and clean
Here ford Mews North	5	27	..	Provide better receptacles, and remove dung more frequently
Po rchester Mews	37	66	10	Several rooms dirty and close
Rickard's Stables	..	..	..	Abate overcrowding, repairs, dilapidations, and improved drainage
Conduit Mews	23	166	7	Very dirty, cleansing, & covers to water cisterns