The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-20 00:00:00

committee

lII, LkL TT
reports L OF THE TOWN.—
I,etor, that the health of -the town continues in a sate.'atm% suite, the deaths registered in the week ending
rY, the 10th instant, having amounted to 209,
0f228 for the same weep of the last five years, and
-the e'r the previous week, showing a slight increase on
the ialattier, bat nineteen fewer -deaths than the average of
fifty five years. Of 70 deaths from zymotic diseases,
1(1 With
were rc,, of
Wit 4 41Pared with the emus t
the Pr

The medical officer of health

gistered from diarrhcea d
of—an incise
12 compared

hus fever
1.407 were children inider two -years.
Itised three deaths ; scarlet feverr4 ";
1, measles, 2 ; hoop-
tloataagh, 5 ; small-pox, 2 ; croup,
From
fewer than
42 4,,aa,d, diseases of the lungs there were no
from
consump-
Asiatic
t_lielp,,,,-4,fts. Four deaths were registered
last
report.
pie foulsee of them were mentioned in the .
ved
4tre 11 ,occurred on Monday : a woman who aria
of
Loitili.°l„the .pre • s Saturday from Bermany, by way
ybe
(IL" • ..‘lll she reached Liverpool she was found to
e.
-44ttli;r14-• -ader cholera in its first stage,and was nnmr.
the
, f
~,,, llorabril,-etted from the railway station to the Noe.
13°.' S'
-''''then another case ;has beep r
Gereia, a little 111'.
14,; child three years old, one of a family ol
the Ad rte -(ll2alits who had already embarked on boF
tdie 8 belltn- "4141itin for New York. She was .seized with
--ed the- --1118 ofcholera early on Tuesday morning, and,
1 5a,....._ ,
Emigrant's Home, Moorfielas.
fro all thesoLien_tYLY An the
th in oerni stances the sufferers
had recently Arrived
e dise aY, and Iliad brought with them the seeds of
A,a,r ase.
Ilealth
fll'at 'ttA'lciAl. GILVV) —At the meeting of the
b.l)Neeirldil--„ e, 011 Thursday,r'' the following formed part of the
140ina -...g8 '-"SOIlle inhabitants of Leicester-street, Great
..ie acer-street, havi e plained of a nuisance, alleged to.
*led :11,s,i°ned by thnegmaanmufaeture of artificial guano, ca_rie
treni•-• ill an adjoining yard, Dr. Cameron insir
te 11.0.
ta, --laes and reports as folloWs-:—The yard is situa . No _
touZ.reat -Joiner-street. At the lower end are a set of
kied, ! for is
down sugar into treacle, and a wood. .
hea1,,,,,A11i which is stored some of the artificial guano, whilst
ard
troreTtagainst the partition wall which separates the y
ar
I3btai ""e adjoining houses is a quantity of refuse sng...s,
la ~,,,lied from various sources and mixed with clay. This
to
ceZeuwed to remain exposed to the air for a month,
Dreeos it to undergo a slow fermentation. Diving this.
t s cart
Inch pene
4-,rate th ain noxious vapours are given off, w . 'licit. e adjoining houses, rendering them, accordin,,
0. to
werit
t?wnrs' statements,' uninhabitable.—Dr, Camerotn.
Nee far,o,l!gli one of them, and is satisfied of the coffee. .
health
"us statement, and that this manufacture, as at
'ealth of on, is a nuisance, and injurious to the
Dottie of those who reside in its immediate neighbourhood,
the g:slarly when the air was strongly impregnated with
taade res of genuine guano. This was an artificial article,
thwere alll the refuse of sugar mixed with clay, which
erk wed to undergo fermentation for some time, and
WheZ.Oand down with a small portion of real guano.
LAZon4O4. _ it wad
.protected by a building well closed in, he did
sider it a nuisance. It required that the air should
Aftertireaßbly impregnated with it to render it injurious.
tic% „i,,ale diseussion, directions were given that informa-
ktisake%44 4 la4d, with a view W the suppressim of the

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