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Paddington 1872

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington]

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Table: Systematic Inspection of Streets by Inspector T. R. Clifford.(continued).

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Systematic Inspection of Streets by Inspector T. R. Clifford.

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Streets.	Houses.	Inhabitants.	Orders issued.	Remarks
Brindley Street	65	801	40	This street was much better than expected, in consequence of a large number of Orders formerly; the nuisances found here were of a slight nature
Frances Street	6	77	7	Scarcely anything but cleansing &c. of some rooms
South Wharf Road	31	150	21	Cleansing of rooms, overcrowding abated
Hampden Street	78	876	42	Repairs, dilapidations, cleansing, all kind of work to w.c., w.s., yards, drains, &c. These houses were originally badly built with brick drains, imperfect foundations
Chapel Side & Stables	14	76	10	Cleansing, repairs, the windows made to open at upper sash, &c.; small, but comfortable houses
Market Street	63	645	61	Old and imperfectly constructed, roofs dilapidated in some houses, removed w.c. from living room, 14 of the back kitchens disinhabited, houses let out in tenements, overcrowding abated, and ventilation improved
Sale Street	27	323	19	Many houses are let out in tenements, some having large families, repairs and constant cleansing required to keep them in good order
Junction Place	4	34	4
Bouverie Street	14	256	11
Westbourne Buildings (15 tenements in a block)	15	100	10	Intended to be a model block dwelling. Covers are wanted to cisterns. Imperfections in construction of dust shaft, &c. There has been a great deal of sickness here
Amberley Road	72	1136	7	Underground kitchens disinhabited— Inspection only partial
York Row and	17	122	6	Small houses in Mewses inhabited by poor people, but in fair condition
Titchborne Row .	11	96	..