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Clerkenwell 1866
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John]
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[APPENDIX, No. 2.]
Vestry Hall, Clerkenwell,
23, Upper Rosoman Street,
July 31st, 1866.
Sir,
As the Order of the Privy Council, issued on 14th July
inst., requires that a statement of the number of cases of Cholera
and Diarrhoea, also of the deaths, if any, be furnished on each
Monday for the week ending on the previous Saturday, you are
requested to favor the Yestry with the above particulars.
The Yestry will also be pleased to receive notice of any
nuisances injurious to health, which you may meet with in your
practice within the Parish.
I am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
ROBERT PAGET,
Vestry Clerk.
To Mr. H. T. BERRY 29, Amwell Street.
„ D. POWELL 16,
„ RAMSBOTHAM 15,
„ T. J. AUSTIN Red Lion Street.
„ R. BOLTON 15, Claremont Square.
Dr. LUKE 43,
Mr. W. H. SHEEHY 4,
Dr. W. G. SHEPHERD 18,
,, J. B. CASKIE 89, Goswell Road.
„ C. WRAGG 199, Goswell Street.
„ BUCHANAN 11, Myddelton Square.
„ J. HACKNEY 31,