[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel] page 23

Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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H–(Continued.)	Date of Reports.	Page of Reports.
Houses, the pulling down of, and the labouring classes	July, 1865	7
„ all in poor neighbourhoods, let out in tenements should be licensed, and bye-laws made for their regulation	June, 1866	9
	Sept. „	8
„ crowded together	Oct. 1869	5
„ crowded together	March,1879	10
,, let out in tenements should be regularly limewhited twice a year	June, 1868	8
„ taken down	Dec. „	„
„ sanitary arrangements of, defective	April, 1869	4
„ „ condition of, improved	March,1868	10
„ without water supply should be deemed as unfit for habitation	July, 1864	„
„ a few without any water supply	„ „	„
,, in Castle Alley and houses adjacent in bad condition	Oct. 1869	5
„ badly constructed, and dangerous condition of	Jan. 1870	15
„ badly constructed, and dangerous condition of	June, 1873	16
„ in poor localities might be improved if purchased by public companies	Jan. 1870	15
,, unhealthy	July, 1865	8
„ „ the letting of, more dangerous than the selling of unsound meat	Oct. 1870	12
„ ,, condition of	Deo, 1868	9
„ occupied by the poor the great question of the day	Oct. 1870	7
„ occupied by the poor the great question of the day	Dec. 1878	23
,, ,, ,, should be periodically inspected	Dec. 1868	10
„ „ „ depressing effect of the atmosphere therein	„ „	„
,, ,, ,, importance of visiting them by voluntary associations	„ „	„
,, ,, ,, danger from infection therein	April, 1869	11
„ ,, „ owners thereof disregard Notices of Inspectors until compulsory proceedings are adopted	Dec. 1867	7
	July, 1870	9

,, „ „ dirty and overcrowded condition of	Sept. 1877	18 & 19
„ closed under the Nuisance Removal Act	„ 1871	13
„ demolished under Torrens' Act	„ „	12 & 13
„ pulled down for public improvement	Dec. 1868	8
,, of reception or of refuge for the healthy during the prevalence of epidemic	Oct. 1874	11
,, in Sugar Loaf Court and Wentworth Street ordered by Magistrate to be closed	April, 1876	17
„ visited, out of 1535 there were 212 of two roomseach, and in 123 of such rooms two distinct families resided	June, 1861	5
„ slaughter, and the Building Act, 1844	,, 1872	11 & 12
Human life, value of increased	Dec. 1856	3