[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Martin-in-the-Fields] page 22

St Martin-in-the-Fields 1860

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Martin-in-the-Fields]

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MEDICAL OFFICER'S REPORT,
1860.

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					£	s.	d
Brought forward					116	10	6
Connecting drains					13	-	3
Repairing gullies					7	2	6
Cleansing gullies					22	5	6
Repairs to gullies and sewer flaps (Mr. Flood)					3	15	3
Flapkeepers' wages and boots, &c., attending outlets on)					33	-	6
					195	14	6
SUMMARY.
					£	s.	d.
Public urinals					86	13	7
District sewers					195	14	6
Inspector's wages, one-third chargeable to this rate					34	13	4
					317	1	5
Credit from Cost of Sewers by Fees received for Connecting Drains, &c.
			s.	d.
Trafalgar Hotel, Spring Gardens			19	—
65, Princes Street			19	—
66, „			19	—
67			19	—
8, Green Street			19	-
419, Strand			19	—
31,			19	-
14, Bear Street			19	—
15, New Street, Spring Gardens			19	-
54, Charing Cross			19	—
11, John Street			14	8
12, Bed ford bury			14	8
21 „			14	8
Scotland Yard			11	8
Drury Lane Burial Ground			14	8
28, Drury Lane			19	-
20, Warwick Street			19	-
21, Cockspur Street			19	-
18, York Place			12	5
Turner's Court (R. W. Pipes)			12	5
Examining sewers at—
Hungerford Wharf	4s.	6d.
Strand	4	6
			9	-
					17	14	2
					299	7	3

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The above table gives a general view f the births
and deaths for the last four years. The deaths during
the year 1860 are fewer by 28 than any year of the
series.
Upon the whole it was the healthiest year on record;
especially during what ought to have been the summer
months, the low temperature of which exempted us
from the usual fatal diseases of that season. In the
month of August we had only 37 deaths, and in

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