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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„„„„„„„131„bad„„none-----
„„„„„„142goodgood„„„-----
„„„„„„„152indifferentnone„and by window„-----
„„„„„„„162„„dirtyover door„-----
„„„„„„„172„„cleanby window„-----
„„„„„„„185good„„by 2 „------
„„„„„„„192„„„by 1 v37badnogoodnone
HAM YARD, GREAT "WINDMILL STREET, 3rd May, 1859
Mr. Gurney, residentgoodgoodcleanin 1 heapevery daynone73badnonecleanover door and side312goodnogoodnone
Mr. Strickland, 40, Little Pulteuey Street„„„in pit„„322goodgood„through loft and door35„„„„
Mr. Berry, 21, Great Windmill Street„„„„„„32a2indifferent„„over door46„„„„
Mr. Hooper, 28, Haymarket„„„in heap„„„1good„dirty„ and wall oppositenone-----
Mr. Upton, 8, Lower John Street„„„„„„„1„„rather dirtyover door two windows and shaft„-----
Mr. Clements, 21, Pulteney Street„„„„„„„2badnonecleanin back by windows and side door„-----
Mr. Brown, 2, Great Crown Court„„„„„„„1good„„none422goodnononenone
Mr. Sudingwoorl, 6, Crown Court, Pall Mall„„„„„„-1„good„by small window in back wall415„„„„