London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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St James's 1859

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St James's, Westminster]

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TABLES OF STABLES—(continued.)

NAME AND ADDRESS.YARD.STABLES.DWELLING-ROOMS OVER STABLES.
Paving.Drainage.Clean or Dirty ?Dung.Offensive Smell.No. of Stable.No. of Horses.Paving.Drainage.Clean or Dirty ?Ventilation.How many ?No. of Inmates.Ventilation Good or not ?Stable smell ?Present Health of Inmates.Deaths within 12 Months, and from what canses ?
Mode of Storing.How often Removed ?
WELLINGTON MEWS, QUEEN STREET, GREAT WINDMILL STREET (continued), 8th May, 1858.
Mr. O. Jones, Tyny-coed- Protthaer, North Walesgoodbadcleanby doortwice a weeknone214goodgoodcleanover doornone-----
-----„25none„„„„57goodnonegoodnone
„goodbadcleanby doortwice a week„282„„„„11„„„„
„„„„„„„293„„„door and loftnone-----
„„„„in pit„„303„good, no trap„over door22goodat timesgoodnone
„„„„by door„„329„good„„29„yes„„
„„„„„„„A3„„„„35„none„2 of bronchitis
„„„„„„„C-„„„„33„from drainsbadnone
„„„„„„„D3„bad„„23„at timesgood„
LITTLE ST. JAMES'S STREET, 18th June, 1858.
Hon. F. Byng, 37, St. James' Place---in pit3 times a weeknone91goodgoodcleanover door and window infront23goodnogoodnone
„---„„„104„„„„32„„„„
„---„„„112„„„over door26bad„„„