The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-13 00:00:00

back. There are three persons lying dangerously ill
from cholera in the same house.
" LONDON CITY, North-West.
" F. 51, wife of calenderer, diarrhoea, September 6, 27,
Noble-street.—The informant complains of a very bad
smell from the privy, more particularly when the pre-
mises are closed at night. A policeman and some of
the parochial authorities inspected the place about eight
weeks back, but nothing has been done to diminish or
obviate the nuisance.
" SHOREDITIM ; St. Leonard's.
"F. 21, wife of a cabinet-maker, cholera, three weeks,
19, New Norfolk-street, Curtain-road.—The medical
certificate states that inability to obtain a proper nurse
prevented recovery, as the patient had recovered from
the attack of cholera. I am informed that the parish
officers sent three nurses, all of whom refused to remain,
being afraid of contagion.
"BETHNAL-GREEN; Hackney-road.
"F. 29, single woman, cohabiting wit.h a hawker,
cholera 15f hours, September 7, 2. Turville-buildings,
Turville-street.—This court is a small parellelogram,
containing six inhabited and two uninhabited houses,
with no back yards, with an almost total stagnation of
air—the chief supply being perpencliculir; no water laid
on, and the drainage being
.through a stone grating in
the centre of the court, having communication with a
sewer.

" WHITECHAPEL; Aldgate.
"F. 22, wife of a nightman, cholera 4 days, September
5,3, Crown-court, Blue Anchor-yard.—Over-crowded,
unhealthy place.
M. 8 months, son of a labourer, cholera, September
8,8, Shorter's•rents, Dock-street.—The cholera seems
to have visited Nos. 7,8, and 9 in this court. The
medical gentleman states this case was produced by
neglect and improper treatment.
" ST. GEORGE'S-IN THE-EAST; St. Mary.
"F. 46, wife of a waterman, cholera, not certified,
September 6, 57, Cable-street.—The informant states,
' that the medical attendants refused to give a certificate
on the ground that he thought a coroner's inquest would
be held on the body.'
" STEPNEY; Shadwell.
"M. 23, mariner, cholera 7 hours, September 6,2,
Bell-wharf-hill.—Privy in the cellar, slowly diffusing
its deleterious and poisonous effluvia through the
house. The informant further states, that the stench is
so intolerable at times that they are compelled to leave
the house.
" F. 5, daughter of a labourer, cholera 15 hours, Sep-
tember 6,7, Three Cup-alley.—A very dirty house and
over-crowded. Here, indeed, is a compound of villanous
smells; facing the house is a bone and offal boiler's,
pouring forth its horrid stench; a little further on a
dust yard, with its decomposing animal end vegetable
matter, around which several cases of pestilential cholera
have occurred.

" LONDON-ROAD.
" F. 30, widow of labourer,. diarrhcea 6 hours. cholera
12 hours. September 2, 16. Blizabeth.place, Waterloo.
road.—ln this court there is no thoroughfare ; the pri-
vies are in the centre of it, and every time the water
comes on there is a very noxious smell of gas from the
drain.

WALWORTIL
" The registrar for the district of St. Peter, Wal-
worth, appends the following foot note to his returns :
" It will be seen by this return that the cholera has
raged fearfully this week in. my district, the number of
deaths being double that of.last week. I have registered
91 deaths, and ha►e 15 medical certificates which I was
not able to get in. ,the book on SatuEday; and I may re-
mark, that it has spread over the whole district into
almost every street, and taking persons of all classes
from the most respectable to the poorest.'