Reports Relating to the Sanitary Condition of the City of London

Note 88 — APPENDIX OF TABLES ILLUSTRATING THE SANITARY CONDITION OF THE CITY OF LONDON.

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One of these workhouses is situated in the North sub-district of the West London Union. In 1841 it contained 157 inmates; in 1851, 187 inmates. The other workhouse is situated in the St. Botolph sub-district: in 1841 it contained 297, in 1851, 389 persons.

[89] This workhouse is situated in the North sub-district of the Union.

[90] In 1841, the 920 paupers of this Union were received, partly at Marlborough House, Peckham; partly in Deacon’s Farm-house, Stepney Green. The present workhouse, erected since 1841, is at Bow.

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