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London, England, 1863-10-29 00:00:00

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BAD DRAINAGE.—An inquiry was held by Mr. J.
Humphreys, coroner for East Middlesex, last even-
ing, at the Butlers' Arms tavern, Butler-street, Green -
street, Bethnal-green, respecting the death of Julietta
Ware, aged 12 years. Susannah Ware, 8, George-street,
said that the deceased was the third child who had died
in that house within a fortnight. One child was now ill,
feeble and almost paralysed, and another had been seized
with illness, but had recovered ;mmediately on being sent
elsewhere. Her husband, a carpenter, was also attacked in
the same way. They were first sick, then generally there
was sore throat, and then fever. There was a very bad
smell from a drain under the back parlour. In the night-
time the effluvium was particularly bad. She complained to
the landlord (Mr. Wight), and he had the boards of the
parlour taken up and examined the rain pipes, which she
saw. The remedies never were of use long, and the land-
lord was quite at a "stand" to account for the smells.
There was no illness in the family before they came to re-
side in the house. The deceased was attended first by Dr.
Massingham and subsequently by Dr. Brotherton. She
died on Friday. The coroner said that there was a serious
loss of life, the cause of which it was of importance to dis-
cover. As the parish of Bethnal-green was at present
greatly agitated, he thought it was better to secure the ser-
vices of a medical gentleman of standing unconnected with
the parish to examine the premises and to make a post.
morters examination of the body of the deceased, so as to
arrive at an unbiassed judgment as to the real cause of the
mortality in question. The professional gentleman to whom
he had intrusted the matter was not then ready with hie
report, and the proceedings should therefore be adjourned.
When the jury visited the house in question the smell was
found to be most overpowering. Other children are stated
to have died in the immediate neighbourhood with the same
symptoms.
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