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

St Martin-in-the-Fields 1863

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

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the more active portion of the population, at the ages
from 20 to 60.

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DISTRICT SEWERS.

	£	s.	d.
Whitehall—Taking up 12-in. pipes, cleansing and relaying same on concrete	42	12	5
Ivy Bridge Lane and Salisbury Street.—Making good brickwork to sewer, cleansing, &c.	71	18	3
Cecil Court..- Repairing walls and arch of sewer, and cleansing, &c.	21	3	5
Repairing and cleansing sewers and drains, and new ven tilating grates	11	2	0
Repairs to gullies	13	14	1
Connecting house drains	11	13	11
Cleansing gullies	23	13	7
Flushing sewers 3 feet high and upwards	40	10	0
Flap-keepers, wages, boots, &c., attending outlets of sewer upon river	33	0	6
Fry, Clerk of the Works for sewer in Villiers-street	39	4	0
Mr. Flood.—Repairing gully gratings, &c.	4	7	3
	312	19	5

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Credit from Cost of Sewers by Fees received for Connecting Drains.

	£	s.	d.
21, Northumberland Street	0	14	4
15, Cecil Street	0	2	6
15, Cockspur Street	0	19	0
70, St. Martin's Lane	0	19	0
112, Long Acre	0	19	0
23, New Street	0	19	0
23½, „	0	19	0
10, New Street, Spring Gardens	0	14	4
7, Broad Street	0	19	0
47, Drury Lane	0	19	0
40, Russell Street	0	19	0
31, Oxendon Street	0	14	4
44, Long Acre	0	19	0
William Street, back of 57, Strand	0	14	8
2, Durham Street	0	14	8
Carried forward	12	5	10	312	19	5