[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London, City of] page 19

City of London 1871

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for London, City of]

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of selling unwholesome food, and they have been
punished by fine or imprisonment.
All the Slaughter-houses in the City (38 in number)
have been daily inspected, and the Cow-houses (12 in
number, with 102 cows) have been periodically
visited. I submit, as usual, a list of these places,
and
I remain, Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
HY. LETHEBY.
Guildhall,
December 17 th, 1872.

Table: Number of Inspections of Houses, and of Bakehouses and of Orders issued for the amendment of the same by each of the Sanitary Inspectors of the City, during the Year1872.

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Number of Inspections of Houses, and of Bakehouses and of Orders issued for the amendment of the same by each of the Sanitary Inspectors of the City, during the Year1872.

NAMES OF THE SANITARY INSPECTORS.	lodging Houses.			Pakehouses.
NAMES OF THE SANITARY INSPECTORS.	Number of Inspections	Orders for Sanitary Improvement.	Notices under 6th Regulation.	Number of Inspections.	Orders for Sanitary Improvement.
William Clark	4,988	760	750	56	7
Job Payne	5,455	713	741	42	7
Thomas Saltmarsh	5,060	218	750	43	8
Thomas Shurmur	4,281	267	750	56	7
Total	19,784	1,958	2,991	197	29

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Table: Number of Inspections of Houses, and of Bakehouses and of Orders issued for the amendment of the same by each of the Sanitary Inspectors of the City, during the Year1872.