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Clerkenwell 1892

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John]

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Summary Proceedings.During the year summonses have been issued at the instance of the Vestry, and heard by the Magistrate at the Clerkenwell Police Court in respect of the following offences:—

Number of Summonses issued.Offences Charged.Convictions.Dismissals.Penalties and Costs.
3Neglecting to cleanse water closet3£320
1Neglecting to repair defective water closet1346
6Defective drains51800
1Neglecting to unstop drains1120
1Illegally letting underground rooms1220
1Neglecting to make house habitable10156
1Neglecting to remove noxious matter1040
2Neglecting to notify infectious disease11146
2Exposing child suffering from in fectious disease11220
1Removing infected furniture1320
1Summons for closing order under Housing of Working Classes Actwithdrawn
1Refusing admission to Sanitary Inspector1
4Smoke nuisance317160
4Selling articles unfit for food223020
17Selling adulterated articles161 withdrawn22146
1Refusing to sell milk for analysis1220
2Selling margarine in unstamped wrapper2250
49409£89180

Premises belonging to the Vestry.
The following particulars are here given with
reference to the various Buildings and Premises
belonging to the Vestry:—
The Vestry Hall, Rosoman Street.—Until 1888,
held on lease from the New River Company, at a
ground rent of £10, which would have expired in
1903. The freehold was, in February, 1888, purchased
for the sum of £2,132.