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St James's 1859

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

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„„„„„„„101„„„by part of skylight of No.9& shaft„-----
ANGLESEA YARD, HAYMARKET, 24th May, 1859.
Mr. Freeman, 12, Coventry Streetvery badgooddirtyin one pittwice a weekfrom dung & urine14goodgoodcleanover door & window in front310goodat timesgoodnone
„„„„„„„22„good but stoppednot very clean„25badnobad„
„„„„„„„32„goodcleanover door & window at back26„yesgood„
„„„„„„„41„„„over door & window in front2void---„
„„„„„„„51„good but stopped„over door & window at back25badyesbadtwo from bronchitis
„„„„„„„72„good„over door & window in front2void----
CLEVELAND YARD, KING STREET, PALL MALL, 25th May, 1859.
Duke of Cleveland, 17, St. James's Squaregoodgoodcleanin pittwice a weeknone17goodgoodcleanby window & shaft23goodnogoodnone
Sir Watkin W.Winn, 18, St. James's Square„„„„„„27„„„over door windows back and front and shaft35„„„„