[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel] page 40

Whitechapel 1879

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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P–(Continued.)	Date of Reports.	Page of Reports.
Penalty of obtaining water surreptitously	March, 1863	9
"People's Act "	Dec. 1878	23
„ parks	March,1879	10 & 11
Period of time of persons remaining in Workhouse	July, 1864	5
Persons, number of, killed by vehicles in streets	March,1879	4
Petition of Mr. Liddle to House of Lords	Oct. 1874	19 & 20
Petty Sessions, recommendation of local Board to limit the number of cows in cow-sheds according to their dimensions, agreed to by the Magistrates	Sept. 1867	9
Pigs, nuisance from the keeping of	April, 1875	6 & 7
,, keeping of	Sept. 1857	10
	Jan. 1858	„
	April, „	6
	Oct. ,,	7
	Jan. 1859	9
	July, „	16
	Oct. „	8
	April, 1864	„
	Sept. 1873	„
	April, 1875	6
„ „ and cattle in crowded districts injurious to health	Sept. 1865	9
Pilbrow's, Mr., report on the Baths and Washhouses	March, 1873	8 & 9
Place for reception of dead bodies during the time required for post mortem examinations recommended	July, 1869	10
Places where epidemic diseases are prevalent	Oct. 1856	4
Plain speaking	July, 1858	10
Plan of operations suggested for carrying out the duties of the Medical Officer of Health	Oct. 1856	1
Plans proposed for improvement of houses for the working classes	„ 1870	9,10 & 11
Poisoning, from fumes of mercury in factories	March,1860	6
Poisons, danger from the indiscriminate sale of	June, 1857	4
„ sold in drug shops and oil shops	March,1860
Police, report of Chief Commissioner of, respecting the registered common lodging houses	Dec. 1870	8, 9 & 10
Pool's Place and water supply	July, 1864	10
Poor, moral effect upon, by clean streets	Dec. 1865	8
,, rate levied on the whole metropolis may be objectionable	,, 1867	9
,, people are far more sensible than is imagined to comforts and sanitary improvements	Oct. 1856	4
„ „ cannot keep their houses clean from the want of water and defective condition of the pavement in their vicinity	„ „	„
,, insensible to the benefits of a good water supply	June, 1862	6
,, selecting the refuse of fish for food	Sept. „	5
,, afraid to make complaints of nuisances	July, 1865	9
,, afraid to make complaints of nuisances	Dec. ,,	„
„ by living entirely amongst themselves will not become elevated in the social scale	„ „	6
„ lodged in a most unsatisfactory manner	„ 1867	7
„ Law Inspector, Dr. Smith, on cubic space for wards in workhouses	„ 1870	9 & 10