[Report 1893] / Medical Officer of Health, Brighton County Borough.

  • Brighton (England). County Borough Council.
Date:
1893
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Credit: [Report 1893] / Medical Officer of Health, Brighton County Borough. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Table XI.—Notices se7-ved during 1893. Warning and Verbal Notices. Final Notices. Notices served Total Number of Notices complied with. Nature of Notice. Number Served. Number complied with before service of final notice. Number reported for final notice. Number Served. Number complied with. in 1892 complied with since issue of last Annual Report. 1 .To drain into sewer and fill up cesspools 32 3 29 47 46 2 51 To relay drain and till up cesspools ... 26 2 24 12 12 1 15 To relay drain 679 114 565 580 579 7 700 To repair drain and soil pipe 278 114 164 161 159 273 To trap drain 461 264 197 192 190 6 460 To cleanse & white- wash rooms 347 232 115 132 130 5 367 To clear drain or soil pipe 178 40 138 143 143 183 4^ O To clear, repair or cleanse closet, or repair flushing apparatus or pan ... 1405 801 604 640 636 13 1450 To repave yard or scullery 320 168 152 245 241 13 422 & s .0 \ To discontinue keep- ing animals so as to be a nuisance ... 100 61 39 34 34 1 96 To pave and drain stables 7 3 4 11 11 2 16 To abate overcrowd- ing 120 83 37 33 32 115 To abate other nuisances ... 1151 710 441 493 478 10 1198 To cleanse & white- wash bakehouses... 86 75 . 11 9 9 84 To discontinue to let or occupy cellar dwellings ... 12 9 3 3 2 ' 11 To abate smoke nuisance ... 33 32 1 1 1 33 To provide covered v dustbins ... 1771 831 940 1135 1088 32 1951 i. ^ 4-3 To lay on water to closet 212 93 119 130 121 10 224 5^ To alter water pipes 29 14 15 17 17 1 32 Brighton I ment To cause waste pipes to discharge into outer air ... 1 34 20 14 19 19 1 40 Totals 7281 3669 3612 4037 3948 104 7721 There has been a very satisfactory improvement in the readiness with which notices are complied with. This will be clear from the two following tables? which give striking evidence of the skill and tact with which Chief Inspector Skinner has carried out this work :—